The Open University has published a response to the Northern Ireland Executive’s draft Programme for Government 2024-2027, “Our Plan: Doing What Matters Most”.
The Open University in Northern Ireland is offering adults a fantastic opportunity to strengthen their math skills with a free ‘Everyday Maths 1 (Northern Ireland)’ course.
Nancy Law, a 51-year-old Open University student from Greenisland, has been awarded the prestigious NIPEC (Northern Ireland Practice Education Council) Excellence Award for her outstanding contributions in the field of nursing and midwifery.
To commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Northern Ireland ceasefires, The Open University is proud to announce the launch of a new educational resource on OpenLearn.
As A-Level results day arrives, students across Northern Ireland face the exciting yet daunting task of deciding their next steps. While many will follow traditional university routes, Hailee, a young woman from near Holywood, chose an alternative path that balances flexibility, passion, and practicality.
The Open University has opened applications for a range of free postgraduate courses and short microcredential courses funded by the Department for the Economy’s Skill Up initiative.
There are 26 courses to choose from in three critical areas: green skills, computing & IT, and leadership and management. Courses range in price from £275 to £3,360 but will be fully funded by the Department under the Skill Up scheme.
The Open University (OU) has once again solidified its position as a leader in higher education, marking its 20th consecutive year as the top institution for overall student satisfaction in Northern Ireland.
Friday 31 May 2024, marked a significant milestone for former Connacht Rugby player, Jonny Murphy, as he proudly graduated with a law degree from The Open University. His journey to this academic achievement is one of resilience and reinvention, shaped by an unexpected concussion that abruptly ended his promising rugby career and paused his studies.
For Stacey Kearney, 34, from Ballymoney, becoming a mother was a life-changing moment in more ways than one. It was during this transformative period that she found the opportunity to pursue a long-held dream: a career in law. Thanks to her determination and the flexibility of The Open University (OU), that dream is now within reach.
The Open University (OU) has been awarded the status of University of Sanctuary, making it the first university in Northern Ireland to receive this accreditation.