Meeting with Justice Minister Naomi Long at Stormont. We were honoured to be invited by Justice Minister Naomi Long MLA to Stormont for a productive ...

The Transitional Justice Instituted hosted a webinar ‘An Omni-crisis in International Law: Iran, Israel and Gaza’ on 8 July ...

The latest issue of the journal Irish Studies in International Affairs features two articles by colleagues: ...

In 1975, we opened our doors to our very first students. Initially established as the Faculty of Business Administration, our journey began with just 40 staff members, 300 undergraduate students and a ...

Choosing where you live can be just as important as deciding on the course to study at Ulster University. You can choose to live in halls or in private accommodation. Before you make your final ...

We concluded an inspiring week of discussions on the evolving landscape of law and technology with a visit to King’s College London, where we had the pleasure of joining the LegalTech Conference ...

My name is Megan and I graduated from Ulster University, Coleraine in 2018. I joined Danske Bank in August that year. During ...

Although fire fatalities in the UK and Northern Ireland have decreased over the last four decades, older people are overrepresented in fire fatality statistics. This study identified who is at risk ...

Some of our team had the privilege of being in London today for a series of in-depth discussions with senior members of the ...

Representatives from the Centre for Legal Technology had the pleasure of contributing to the International Future of Law ...

The Centre for Legal Technology was proud to participate in this year’s LegalTechTalk in London — an event that continues to ...

Some of our team have just returned from an engaging and thought-provoking international conference in Lisbon, Portugal, ...