Queen’s University Belfast welcomes and encourages applications from students of all backgrounds.
The University is committed to creating an inclusive environment and seeks to ensure that students with a disability or long-term condition have equitable access as far as reasonably possible to all aspects of University life.
In outlining this commitment, the University will take all reasonable steps to ensure that all students can benefit from the full range of academic, cultural and social activities that the University offers.
Students with a disability or long term condition are encouraged to register with the University's Disability Service to ensure their individual needs are assessed and relevant support recommendations are put in place for their chosen course of study and wider participation in University life.
Our aim is:
to provide prospective and current students and staff of the University with appropriate information relating to disability issues, and to outline the relevant resources and services available at Queen's.
You can register at any point throughout your studies. Find out what is involved.
Not sure what support you can receive? Our guide makes it easier to find out.
Discover more information on our handy FAQs, other campus supports, and peer groups.
Need to make contact with the Needs Assessment Centre? Find out all you need to know here.
If you are a Support Provider, all the information you need can be accessed here.
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Student Disability Office |
028 9097 5250 |
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Student Wellbeing Office |
028 9097 2893 |
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The Needs Assessment Centre at Queen's University |
028 9097 5062 |
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The Register of Support Providers at Queen's University |
028 9097 3610 |
Queen's University Belfast is committed to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion.
For more information please read our Equality and Diversity Policy.
Queen's University Belfast is registered with the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland NIC101788
VAT registration number: GB 254 7995 11
