218 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Are you the kind of person who notices things about language? Do you like words? Do you notice different people’s use of language, their accents, their word choices, maybe even their grammar? Did you like talking about grammar in school? If so the Language and Linguistics (Hons) degree offered at Ulster University is for you.

The highly competent graduates from this Speech and Language Therapy (Hons) degree offered at Ulster University are compassionate to their clients and their families and passionate about their profession.

The Drama (Hons) programme offered at Ulster University provides an exciting and challenging programme with an emphasis on contemporary performance practices. 

The Computer Science (Hons) programme offered at Ulster University aims to deliver graduates that can apply best practice in the application of computing and information systems principles in organisations.

The Social Work (Hons) degree offered at Ulster University was introduced in 2004 to meet the requirements of the Northern Ireland Social Care Council, which, along with other Councils, agreed that all social work training would be offered at Honours degree level. 

The Law with Criminology (Hons) degree offered at Ulster University has an excellent reputation for teaching, research, student support and student development.

The Software Engineering (Hons) degree offered at Ulster University is aimed at those motivated by the value of an engineering approach to the development of software systems and who enjoy finding elegant solutions to complex software problems. The demand for these graduates from the software industry is relentless.

Business Studies with Computing (Hons) at Ulster University is developing future business leaders to drive success in global markets through the power of technology.

This Cinematic Arts (Hons) from Ulster University is for students who are interested in high quality storytelling on screen.

The Graphic Design (Hons) programme at Ulster University explores areas such as advertising, art direction, drawing, branding, image-making, typography and visual storytelling, for traditional and digital contexts, including motion graphics and digital design.

The Health and Social Care Policy (Hons) (Part-time) degree offered at Ulster University focuses on policy issues facing our society such as providing and financing healthcare, health inequalities and ageing.

The Social Policy with Criminology (Hons) degree offered at Ulster University explores the causes of social problems and how societies strive to address and resolve them.

Do you have a thirst for adventure? Do you enjoy the outdoors? If so, would you like to develop a career in the outdoor and adventurous activities? This Outdoor Adventure (Hons) course at Ulster University is designed to take you on a challenging and enjoyable journey using the outdoor environment as a basis for developing your applied knowledge and practical skills. 

This Mechanical Engineering (Hons) course offered at Ulster University has been designed with the aid of industrialists to address the needs of industry and the research community.

The Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management (Hons) course from Ulster University aims to prepare you to make a positive impact on the economic sector within which you will be employed.

Renewable Energy Engineering (Hons) (Part-time) from Ulster University teaches you to create a more sustainable world with renewable energy engineering. Refine and rethink clean energy sources such as wind, biomass, solar, and hydro.

This Energy (Hons) (Part-time) programme from Ulster University explores renewable energy technologies and the application of science and technology to find innovative solutions to real-world energy problems.

At Business with Education (Hons) from Ulster University you offers you a distinctive undergraduate experience built around a broad, flexible curriculum that empowers you to tailor your studies to match your personal interests and career goals.

Biomedical science is concerned with understanding how diseases develop and how they may affect the normal functioning of the body. The aim of the Biomedical Science (Hons) (Part-time) course from Ulster University is the investigation of the disease process and, ultimately, the development of methods for monitoring, diagnosing, treating and preventing disease.

The Psychology with optional placement year (Hons) course from Ulster University will emphasise the causes and development of behaviour across the lifespan, and the ways in which people interact with and influence each other. Particular features include training in the scientific methods of enquiry and how psychology can be applied in professional settings.