For KSU Honors College students, the University of Ulster, with a student population of 22,000, has four campuses located in Northern Ireland, a country known for its natural beauty and the warmth and hospitality of its people. Students can take classes in a variety of subjects, such as business, humanities, communications, social sciences, math, computer sciences, and basic sciences. For more information about classes, go to http://prospectus.ulster.AC.uk/modules/topics/index.html . Click on the campus of choice and then on the appropriate subject area.  

Kent students study abroad at the University of Ulster either spring semester or all year. Students usually earn 15 semester hours of transfer credit per semester. While studying at the University of Ulster, Kent Honors College students live in self-catered university-owned apartments with other international students, and they receive a stipend for food. Travel within Ireland is easy - students can see the amazing sights of the Giants' Causeway, the Cliffs of Moher, or hop a short train ride to Dublin - or take a quick flight over to mainland Europe.