NILGA and The Open University have launched a new initiative to support the development and broaden the skills of elected members.
The Open University in Northern Ireland is proud to announce a new partnership with AWARE NI, the depression charity working for better mental health across Northern Ireland.
In a significant boost to youth mental health initiatives, Verbal, a local based charity in Derry/Londonderry and working across the island of Ireland, dedicated to improving wellbeing through storytelling, has secured £25k funding from The Open University's Open Societal Challenges (OSC) grant for their innovative project, "Beyond ‘Liking’ or ‘Not Liking’: Co-Created Stories for Social Media Resilience."
The Open University (OU) has reached a significant milestone in its mission to expand access to higher education across Northern Ireland by establishing validation partnerships with all six Further Education (FE) colleges.
Almost two-thirds (62%) of NI mums surveyed would consider retraining for a new career but are held back by multiple barriers according to new data.
At 39, Dublin native Sean has made a remarkable career transition from working as a carpenter to becoming a Civil and Structural Subject Matter Expert (SME) for a leading data centre multinational company. His journey, from working on rooftops to being employed in an office, highlights the transformative power of education – and the role The Open University played in his success.
Karen Cochrane, a 53-year-old from Lisburn, is set to launch her career in adult nursing after an inspiring journey through The Open University (OU) that brought her challenges, triumphs, and a renewed passion for helping others.
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.