"Solutions to Real World Problems: -
Challenges and Opportunities"

Host: The University of Ulster
Venue:The Assembly Hall, Jordanstown Campus, Belfast, Northern Ireland

Wednesday, 2nd July 2008
10.00 am - 5.15 pm

Travel to N. Ireland:

By Air

Routes for many low cost airlines can be viewed at www.skyscanner.net.  In general, the earlier you book, the cheaper the flight!

Information on flight schedules and on-line booking facilities for the main carries can be found at the following direct links:

By Sea

There are also several roll-on/roll-off sea ferry crossings from England and Scotland to either Belfast or Larne (30 miles to the north west of Belfast). Details are at:

Travel to Jordanstown

If traveling by car, maps and further details can be found at :-

http://www.ulster.ac.uk/information/location/jordanstownsigns.html

http://www.ulster.ac.uk/carparks/guide/

The University of Ulster Jordanstown campus has rail, bus and taxi links from both Belfast International and Belfast City airports. 

Belfast City Airport is 7 miles from the campus (taxi £10-£12 depending on traffic).

Belfast International Airport is approx. 15 miles from the campus (taxi £20-£30 depending on traffic).  Alternatively, there is a frequent bus service (£6 single, £9 return) that links the airport to the Europa Bus Station & Great Victoria Rail Station transport hub in central Belfast.

There are regular trains via Belfast Central Station to Jordanstown (single fare £2).   The rail journey takes 15 minutes, and the campus is 10 minutes walk from the station (see map above).

There are also bus services running between the campus and central Belfast.

For further details of routes, times and fares for public transport, see the journey planner at http://www.translink.co.uk.