Learning & Studying
Want to access a rich set of resources that will help you unlock or re-boot your digital skills?
Explore Queen’s new Digital Skills Discovery Hub
The Learning Development Service (LDS) provides academic skills support to Undergraduate students via workshops, 1:1 appointments and online resources
The University realises that access to IT support and a suitable computing device is more important than ever at the moment.
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This year, we will deliver a connected learning approach with face-to-face teaching being complemented by online delivery as necessary
To develop your digital learning and development, check out a range of rich resources and courses available to you
Developing Healthy Study Habits are essential to ensuring you get the most out of your University course.
It sets you up to stay on track, engage intellectually with your studies, and prevent you from becoming from overwhelmed.
Have a look at the resources we have developed to help you create and maintain healthy study habits.
Microsoft Teams will be a core platform for your learning at Queen's
Our short 'getting started' guide sets out how to get you set-up, and how to make the most of its essential features!
Canvas is our state-of-the-art Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) at Queen's.
Discover its potential with our handy guides
Our checklists are here to help offer you guidance & advice
Whether you are undergraduate or a postgraduate research student, these checklists are here to give you reassurance and guidance
First Year Undergraduate Checklist Postgraduate Researcher Checklist
Stunning study space and access to world-leading resources to unleash your potential.
Please note that if you are using the Library to attend online classes, you can use any of the Student Computing Areas to tune in virtually. Please bring headphones/earphones to listen to the class.
Please note: This learning material has been made available to you to help you access your programme of study this academic year. You are free to avail of it throughout the year. Misuse of the information, including copying and transmitting it is not permitted and could lead to action under the Student Conduct Regulations.
Given the changing nature of the pandemic, these commitments are subject to the guidelines that may be in place at the time. For example, if restrictions are increased/eased in the future then facilities and services may not be delivered as described.