News

NRC Media Student Wins ‘Animation’ Category at Royal Television Society Awards

Tuesday
1st April 2014

NRC Creative Media Student Michael White has taken away a top award at The Royal Television Society (RTS) Awards in Belfast last week. The Ballymena student produced and directed a stop motion project entitled ‘A Christmas Surprise’ to scoop the Animation Category Award.

NRC Students and Studio Rogers Lay the Foundations for Future Employment

Tuesday
1st April 2014

Two Foundation Degree students from Northern Regional College, Coleraine have recently secured permanent jobs at local Architects Studio Rogers. This follows a period of work experience which was organised by the college, originally as part of the course. The three year part-time Foundation Degree in Building Technology and Management offered by NRC in Coleraine has been running for eight years in partnership with the University of Ulster.

Seasoned sport enthusiasts, flocked to a Northern Regional College workshop which was hosted at the University of Ulster, Coleraine Campus, to explore and learn how best to integrate various strategies, outside of the usual endurance training, to more effectively train and compete.

In association with University of Ulster and Kansas State University (KSU), NRC is exploring possible expansion of its counselling provision, to include family mediation. As part of the curriculum development and collaboration between the partnerships, there are plans in place to run a joint conference in March 2014 in Northern Ireland.

NRC Business Administration Students to Participate in Charity Walk in aid of ‘No More Traffik’

Monday
24th March 2014

Fourteen Business Administration students from the Northern Regional College, Trostan Avenue, Ballymena have organised a 6 mile sponsored walk on Tuesday 1 April at the ECOS Centre, in Ballymena, to support the charity ‘No More Traffik’ as part of their OCR Level 3 Diploma course.

International Academics to Deliver One-Day Seminar on Trauma and Its Impact on Families

Tuesday
18th March 2014

Counselling one-day professional development courses at Northern Regional College to include two world-leading experts in military and domestic violence trauma. An international seminar on trauma and its impact on families aimed at professional counsellors is to be hosted by the Northern Regional College (NRC) on Friday March 14 in Jordanstown. The seminar, supported by the Northern Ireland Council for Children and Young People (NICCY) will feature two world-leading experts on trauma from Kansas State University.