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The Open University ranked number one for student satisfaction in Northern Ireland
The Open University has been ranked number one for overall student satisfaction in Northern Ireland in this year’s National Student Survey with a score of 89.1%.
The result reflects the views of students across the UK and recognises the quality of the learning experience, support and flexibility provided by the University.
NI Businesses Urged to Harness Untapped Young Talent to Bridge Growing Skills Gap
A new report from The Open University reveals the scale of Northern Ireland's NEET challenge – and the opportunity for local employers to act.
STAR Card Showcase Demonstrates Real-World Impact of Research in Action
March saw the showcase of the STAR Card Safety System, highlighting how collaborative OU research can deliver tangible, real-world impact.
Northern Ireland employers missing out on growth as skills shortages hit ‘higher education cold spots’, Open University report finds
Report highlights participation gaps across NI, including in Belfast, and calls for more flexible learning pathways
“Just Keep Swimming”, Coleraine Veteran Overcomes Injury to Graduate in Law with The Open University
A former Royal Navy engineer from Coleraine has overcome serious illness and a failed spinal surgery to achieve a law degree with The Open University, proving that determination and flexible learning can open doors even in the most difficult circumstances.
Co. Down consultant says OU has been “the backbone” of lifelong learning journey
In the early 1980s, Frank from Co. Down, sat watching Open University lectures on BBC2 that would quietly shape the next four decades of his life.
Belfast classroom assistant graduates after six-year journey to support pupils with additional needs
A classroom assistant supporting children with additional educational needs in Belfast is celebrating graduating with a BA (Hons) in Education Studies (Primary) from The Open University, after balancing two full-time jobs, caring responsibilities and six years of part-time study.
New Open University toolkit launched to support Northern Ireland parents of neurodivergent children
Parents across Northern Ireland are being offered new support as research from The Open University reveals many families of neurodivergent children feel overwhelmed and under-resourced when trying to find reliable guidance.
Dungiven mother of four prepares to begin mental health nursing career after award-winning Open University journey
A Dungiven woman who balanced frontline healthcare work, family life and personal challenges while studying has spoken about how The Open University (OU) enabled her to achieve her ambition of becoming a mental health nurse, an achievement recently recognised with a regional award.
Libraries NI and The Open University Renew Partnership to Strengthen Learning and Opportunity in Local Communities
Libraries NI and The Open University (OU) have renewed their partnership, bringing together two trusted public services to expand access to learning and support people in communities across Northern Ireland.
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