Really lovely campus and Belfast is a great city. Staff are supportive and encouraging. Course itself is engaging and lots of opportunities to grow in the field.

Courses available in-person and increasingly online due to Covid. Lots of support available and events related to the courses.

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The lecturers are always available to help and provide support, including advice about further advancement and careers the worst experience I had with Queens University Belfast was their handling of the marking strike in 2023. I was awarded a classification which was then rescinded due to the strike and meant I had to graduate with no classification. I didn’t receive my classification until September of 2023, despite being assured I would receive it by August.

The best aspect of the course is the passion of the lecturers, who display a vast knowledge in their subjects. The worst aspects of the course are the essay deadlines which tend to be clustered together, often with more than one on the same day.

The best thing about halls is the amenities, with weekly cleaners and good wifi. The worst part is the lack of facilities, such as a bar or cafe on the property