Accessing Queen's Online, Canvas - Videos
Microsoft Office 365 / Other Microsoft Applications
Access the Microsoft Portal for email and other apps and get Microsoft Office 365 Free! (more about Office 365 @ Queen's)
Explore the services and advice below
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Connect to WiFi | Email on Phone | Queen's Online | Using Email | Printing | Free or reduced-price software
Connecting to WiFi
Find out how to connect your phone to your Queen's email.
Login to your Queen's Email Account (please make sure you bookmark/add as a favourite)
Printing | How to pay for printing and copying | Web Printing
Queen's Online Login - http://www.qub.ac.uk/qol
Software you can get for free or at a reduced price. And Microsoft Office is available to download for students at Queen's, all free of charge.
- Study Facilities | Borrowing a laptop
The Student Computing Areas (SCAs) situated throughout campus offer computers and space for independent study or to work on assignments. Bookable Group study rooms in the McClay Library, Medical Biology Library and the Medical Library (book the McClay rooms via QOL) - all are equipped with a PC and whiteboard.
Opening hours - Student Computing Areas
Considerate studying - Guidelines to make sure everyone can study in a pleasant environment
Assistive Technology for students with disabilities and additional support provided by the Library
Building/Student Computing Areas Location Software and study spaces The McClay Library 10 College Park (beside Botanic Gardens entrance) Student Computer PCs - List of Applications (2-page PDF available only to QOL users)
Other software may be available within your School - contact your School Computing Officer for advice.
Note: Students are not permitted to install software on the PCs in the SCAs.
Peter Froggat Centre Quadrangle, Main Campus Medical Biology Centre Lisburn Road, opposite Elmwood Ave Medical Library Mulhouse Building, Royal Victoria Hospital About borrowing a laptop (McClay, BioMed Library, Med Library)
- Getting Help and Advice - Printing - Saving your Work - Protecting your device - IT materials
Computer Assistants Computer Asisistants are available to support staff/students in computer areas throughout the University. These assistants are easily accessible and conveniently located to deal with front line computer related queries at the busiest periods during the day.
Students should also take note of the information which is regularly uploaded on to plasma screens and computer screensavers in the Student Computer Areas. This information will highlight new IT facilities, promote good IT practices, advertise student activities etc.
Printing | How to pay for printing and copying | Web Printing
Getting A Device And Getting Online For Your Studies
Information that will help you with getting a device to support you studies and with getting online, advice on choosing a device, examples of suppliers offering discounts and importantly sources of support that exist within the University.
Getting A Device And Getting Online For Your Studies