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The School and its staff and students maintain a number of Facebook pages.

Please explore and 'Like' any pages that appeal to you.

 

History at Queen's University Belfast (QUB)
This page is for members of the Queen's History community, former members and prospective members to share information, thoughts and questions about History at QUB, and historical studies more generally.

 

Anthropology at Queen's University Belfast - QUB
This page is for members of the Queen's Social Anthropology community, former members and prospective members to share information, thoughts and questions about Anthropology at QUB, and social anthropology more generally.
 
Irish Studies at Queen's University Belfast - QUB
The Institute of Irish Studies at Queen's University Belfast (QUB) researches and teaches courses on the social, political, cultural and geographical factors that have influenced the people of this island and its diasporas.
 
The Institute of Cognition and Culture
Founded by the Queen's University, Belfast in September 2004, the Institute of Cognition and Culture (the ICC) is one of the world's first interdisciplinary centres for research in the cognitive science of culture.
 
International Exchanges at Queen's Belfast History and Anthropology
The School of History and Anthropology at Queen's University Belfast has exchange agreements with around 10 European universities, where Queen's students can study for a semester.
 
QUB History and Anthropology Alumni
A page for alumni of the School of History and Anthropology at Queen's University Belfast.
 
Queens R U.S.
Promoting American History and students of history at QUB.
 
Queen's History Society - Belfast, United Kingdom
Queen's History Society
To provide a student-run social, academic, and casual sphere for Queen's students, with plentiful amounts of craic to be had along the way!
 
MA in Irish History, Queen's University Belfast
Welcome to the MA in Irish History and Queen’s University Belfast. Here you have the opportunity to explore a broad range of themes in Irish History, to engage in key historical debates and to develop your skills as an independent researcher within the School of History and Anthropology.
 
MRes in Irish Local History, Queen's University Belfast
This new Masters by Research (MRes) programme is designed to offer tailored training, guidance and support to people wishing to turn an existing interest in a local history topic into an academic project, ideally with a view to future publication.

We also have a Twitter account for History: