Best bits include meeting people from all over the UK the halls experience in first year in elms village. It gave a community feel and allowed you to meet so many people as the flats were 10 people. Some downsides include people going home at the weekends and finding a house for second year was really difficult with no support from the university. Some tutors and lecturers also aren’t well suited teaching students in a way that is understandable and engaging. It’s a small city but has everything you need and the university is in a great locations close by the botanics and the city centre. Some practical services like taking books out the library could be explained more. The language course is very fast laced which can be hard to keep up with sometimes. Overall Queen’s is a great university and I have lived my first two years in Belfast.

My course has been in person for the full two years which has been great. The lecturers are very passionate however some are hard to follow. Most are very available over email for questions and setting up meetings and overall the contact hours are sufficient

Amazing way to meet new people

Best - Absolutely gorgeous - Supportive staff - Good nightlife Worst - Long commute :(

Best: - Interesting content - Lecturers genuinely care for the subject - Lecturers follow education needs Worst: - Classes can be back to back but in locations 10 minutes apart