Chemical Engineering student Sejoud balances lab work and society events during a typical day at Queen's.

PG student Megha visits several scenic coastal areas around Northern Ireland.

Queen's student bloggers share their experiences of the plethora of support services offered by the university, from academic skills to cost of living schemes.

Are you a new student at Queen's? Check out Anthropology and English student Natasha's list of must-do uni experiences and activities.

Take a peek into the daily life of Ivan, an MSc Actuarial Science student and international student from Indonesia.

Hello! My name is Fioreinz Sandjaja, and I’m studying Business Information Technology at Queen’s. I’m currently on my placement year, but this summer I had the chance to take part in something truly unforgettable: the EPS JETSET Summer Programme.

Starting my student life at Queen’s has been an exciting and enriching experience. From academic pursuits to exploring the vibrant city, every day brings new opportunities. Let me walk you through a typical day in my life as a Queen's student.

Our current students discuss their initial worries and misconceptions from their first year at Queen's, and offer advice on how new students can overcome nerves when starting university.

Read below to find out who you can turn to for academic support, transition skills advice and industry mentorship within your School at Queen's.

Hear how moving to Belfast for Postgraduate study improved American student Brittany’s confidence; and how her experiences at Queen’s allowed her to step out of her comfort zone.

Ever wondered what it’s like to study Artificial Intelligence in one of the UK’s most vibrant cities? Here’s a look at my typical week as an AI student at Queen’s.

Anthropology and English student Natasha suggests how you can have an enjoyable and productive reading week this semester.

MSc Marketing student Wahab provides a glimpse into a typical day as a Queen's student in Belfast, from a post-lecture coffee fix in the Business School to scenic walks through Botanic Gardens.

Chemistry student Caroline discusses balancing exams and assignments, family demands and part-time work during her time as a mature student at Queen's.

American student Brittany discusses her reasons for moving to Belfast to study a Creative Writing Master’s degree; delves into student life at Queen’s; and provides some top tips for those thinking of following in her footsteps!

New to Queen's? PG student Florence has some valuable advice on how you can build your support systems during your first semester.

New to Queen's? Here are some must-do activities in and around campus, as recommended by current students!

PG student Florence looks back on her experience of auditing modules outside of her course; and explains how students can submit activity proposals for Future-Ready Award accreditation.

From placement opportunities to student democracy, our ROI students discuss why they decided to make the move to Belfast and study at Queen's!

Check out our top recommendations for Halloween themed sightseeing tours, club nights, film screenings and more!

New to campus and don’t know what resources are available to you? We’re here to help.

PPE student Tessa discusses why she made the move from Zimbabwe to study in Belfast; as well as the support and opportunities Queen's has offered during her time here.

Finding a house to rent is tough...especially as a student! Here’s how I got scammed, and recovered, with some tips so you can avoid the same mistakes.

PhD Education student Muhammad gives an overview of Postgraduate Research life at Queen's.

Florence recently received the Sir Thomas Dixon Travel Scholarship, awarded to students intending to pursue cultural activities abroad - find out what Florence got up to in Edinburgh while completing the visa process for her upcoming travels!

PG student Megha discusses why she decided to travel over 4,000 miles to study a Master's degree at Queen's.

Postgraduate Lebanese student Ghada recently took a weekend trip to Ireland’s capital city – check out how she made the most of her time there!

International Human Rights Law student Órnait reflects on her role as captain of QUB STAR, a student-led society that is dedicated to supporting the rights of refugees and asylum seekers in the Belfast area.

PG School of Psychology student rep Florence highlights her role within the Queen's Student Committee; and discusses a recent end-of-year gala that she helped organise for PG Psychology students.

Our student bloggers provide some top tips for managing your time and balancing your tasks while working part-time as a Queen's student.

If you are interested in picking up a new skill during your time at Queen’s, look no further – read how you can develop and enhance your communication skills in a foreign language here on campus.

Postgraduate student Ghada shows us her favourite parks, trails and cycling routes in Belfast and surrounding areas.

Tinodiwa, the Sponsorship Officer for the African Caribbean Society at Queen's, discusses the aims of the society, upcoming events, and the importance of finding a community while at university.

Worried about starting university? UG student Natasha has some tips for getting over those first week nerves.

Thinking of joining one of our clubs or societies? Find out more about the Sailing Club at Queen’s.

Interested in mythology, folklore and making new friends? The Lore Society at Queen's has returned with a schedule of mythical events, lectures and activities planned for the year ahead.

Whether you're a new or returning student, the Freshers' Fair is the perfect opportunity to meet fellow students and sign up for a new club or society. Read our students' experiences of the fair below!

Whether you’re coming to Belfast from the other side of the world or from just down the road, starting university can be a daunting experience - and one you should not face alone. Find out how you can forge long lasting friendships at Queen's!

Hello, I'm Matt, Student Recruitment Officer at Queen’s University Belfast. I know the UCAS personal statement often feels like you are writing your life’s story in one go and on one side of A4, intimidating, vague, and exhausting!

Welsh Student Niamh discusses the GB Scholarship offered by Queen's and the benefits of receiving it in her first year.

Our student bloggers explain how joining a club/society at Queen's has enriched their university experience.

Starting university this September? We’re so excited to welcome you to Queen’s!

New to Queen's? Check out Isa's tips for making a great start to the semester.

MSc Electronics student Veena provides a snapshot of her life at Queen's and in Belfast, from working on circuit boards to enjoying coffee breaks on campus.

Anthropology and English student Natasha provides some useful tips for dealing with stress and anxiety before the new semester.

International student Malavika gives a breakdown of her weekly budget while living in Belfast; and provides some student cost of living tips.

Welsh student Niamh describes a day in her life as a second year Psychology student at Queen’s University Belfast - balancing academic demands, meeting friends and society events.

Managing my degree, two jobs, and my role as Captain of QUB STAR took some time to perfect, but all the hard work has definitely been worth it. Here’s a look at a typical day for me...

Astrophysics student Lauren recently had the opportunity to spend three days in the outskirts of Coventry to attend the Conference for Undergraduate Women and Non-Binary Physicists, hosted by the University of Warwick.

UG student Natasha has put together a guide for both new and returning students at Queen's, complete with tips on brushing up on your academic skills, social event recs on campus and Belfast/NI; and a list of last-minute packing essentials.

PG student Florence shares some snapshots of her time in Belfast and at Queen's, from Eureka! moments in class to enjoying experimental concerts inside the School of Music.

Joining us in September? We have put together a guide for everything you need to know from what to bring to your student accommodation to staying safe.

Applied Developmental Psychology student Sanjana presents a quick snapshot of how they balance lectures, friendships, and life in Belfast.

Anthropology student Natasha recently visited two NI cities that are rich in historical significance and heritage value - find out what she got up to below!

It is currently summer, which means dissertation season - a time of independent research, flexible schedules and trying to stay on top of life. Every day looks a little different, so here’s a glimpse into the life of an anthropology Master’s student!

If you’re looking for a change of scenery to enjoy a coffee, or a quick bite for lunch with a side of interactive entertainment, Reboot Cafe at Queen’s is the perfect spot for catchups, family days-out and competitive fun.