I think Queens is a great place to study, for a variety of reasons. Belfast is great, I once had it described to me as a mini New York - loads to do, while still being safe and navigable. I have really enjoyed my classes and feel the teaching standard is high. There are many opportunities for personal growth and I have found the staff really supportive and eager to help with opportunities like study abroad years or more general coursework. The facilities are great and pretty accessible.

I really enjoy my courses, although I do find that there is some distinctions between how effective different lecturers are at actually teaching. I always wish there were more contact hours, although I have plenty of work to keep busy in between.

I found the location a bit out of the way. The room I was allocated wasn’t great - very loud n’as it was right by a main door and the kitchen. I thought it was descent value for money but not amazing. I always felt safe, and the staff on property were great. The wifi would quite often go down which was irritating.

Best aspects of the uni is the SU’s commitment to help with the cost of living by providing free breakfast and lunches. Worst is the way that they say they have no money and then spend thousands of pounds on TV’s to advertise the uni to students who already go here in spaces where non students can’t even go.

The course is great and fairly well thought out but some of the lecturers are not good at all and there’s no real way to change that as a student.

A lot was good. But when my flatmate threatened to kill us and then herself the person who was supposed to help us with that told us she just needed to “get that off her chest”. We felt unsafe for the rest of term. Location is also not great as the surrounding is not a nice area.