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Future Ready Skills for Leaders: Go Global Programme

31 January, 2024

Congratulations to #QUBPsych student Suyi Yang on gaining a place on the Future Ready Skills for Leaders: Go Global Programme.

Suyi Yang QUB Psychology Student
Suyi represents #QUBPsych at the next Future Ready Skills Programme in NYC

Suyi said:

“The theme this year for the programme is ‘How might students contribute to Queen’s becoming a net zero university by 2024’.

I’m working in teams, using Design Thinking training to understand the challenges and create a proposal.   There are two on-campus workshops (Jan – March) to allow us to draw out the learning from the research, ideate and prototype a solution. We are going to New York between 1st June-8th June to meet with Queen's alumni and other professionals”.

We wish Suyi luck in NYC and look forward to her updates.

To find out more about FRS programmes visit: Programmes | Student Centre | Queen's University Belfast (qub.ac.uk)

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