The best thing about Queen’s is how vibrant and welcoming the campus feels. There’s always something going on, whether it’s events, societies, or just meeting new people, and the lecturers are super passionate and easy to talk to. The campus itself is beautiful, which makes it a great place to study. That said, they could improve by making accommodation more affordable. Cheaper housing options would make a big difference for students, especially with the cost of living rising.

The best part of studying History and International Relations is how interesting and diverse the topics are. The mix of lectures, seminars, and independent research keeps things fresh, and the lecturers are really approachable and passionate about what they teach. I love how we get to look at both historical events and how they relate to real-world issues today. On the downside, some modules can feel a bit rushed, especially when we’re covering a lot in a short amount of time. It would be awesome to have more in-depth discussions or longer modules to really dive deeper into certain topics.

What I like most about the uni's halls is the location – being so close to campus makes everything super convenient, and there's a great sense of community among the people living there. The rooms are comfy, and the shared kitchens are usually well-equipped, which is a bonus. On the downside, the price could definitely be lower. It’s a bit expensive for what you get, especially when you factor in the cost of living. More affordable options would make a big difference, especially for students on a tight budget.

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I love my course but feel as though there is limited dialogue between students + tutors.

I love Belfast but increasingly it has been scary to live in as a woman.

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