The SGC is the first place to visit for information, support, advice and guidance including:
• Careers Service
• Resilience, Wellbeing and Counselling
• Disability Services
• Student Finance
• International Student Support
• Learning Development Service
• Student Administration
Providing an introduction to our virtual learning and email services, and advice and support on how to get the best out of University and personal IT equipment.
New students are invited to orientation sessions that outline the facilities and services available to them; many of which are based in the McClay Library, includuing the ICT Shop, which provides access to a range of accessories and IT support.
Blog: 8 Genius features of the high-tech Queen’s McClay Library>
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Offering career guidance, information and advice to help you develop your ideas, formulate a career plan and achieve your goals
We help you connect with employers, develop your skills and get international work and study experience.
Blog: How Queen's Can Help You Reach Your Full Academic Potential >
Blog: 7 Ways to Get Involved with Careers at Queen’s > More on Careers and Employability
Queen's starts providing international students with support before their arrival!
We offer specialist visa and immigration advice and leading welcome and orientation programmes to help you maximise university life.
Blog: What Made Queen’s My Firm Choice for International Study >
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Our qualified and experienced Counsellors can help work through any personal, academic and emotional difficulties that impact on your studies.
Blog: 12 people at Queen's you can ask for help at any time >
Blog: How to Take Care of Your Personal Wellbeing >
Blog: Tips to improve your mental wellbeing at uni >
Including School and exam support, accommodation requirements and assistance with applications for Disabled Students’ Allowance.
Blog: Studying at Queen’s with a Disability
Support for Prospective Students with Disabilities >
Offering a range of childcare support, including full-time day care, out-of-school care and a summer activities scheme.
Our chaplains and other religious representatives serve students and staff across 12 faiths and denominations.
Healthcare and prescriptions are free for everyone in Northern Ireland through the National Health Service (NHS).
If you need to see a doctor or order a prescription, the University Health Centre at Queen's General Practice provides NHS (and non-NHS) services for Queen’s students.
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We provide you with essential academic, financial and welfare advice.
If you have worries or questions about your money, funding, accommodation, education or health and wellbeing, we can help.
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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
