The Students' Union has shaped my university experience in the best way. It truly has made my time at Queen's a transformative student experience providing a place for everyone to belong. Through clubs and societies, volunteering, free events, enterprise and student voice it has provided network opportunities and created a sense of belonging while building skills that will increase employability down the line. Cost of living initiatives such as free meals, the pantry and swap shop show that students are being listened to. The worst aspects of my university experience has been not knowing where a room was, bunched deadlines and all nighters in the library but all the challenges have provided a chance to improvise, adapt and overcome. Any issues relating to modules can be brought up at SVCs and worked together to improve.

In class is the best aspect of the course. It makes it easier to follow along with the content being taught. Passionate lecturers keep you engaged easier. Worst aspect is no recordings of the lecture portion of seminars which would be good for revision.

What I like the most is the possibility to meet people and make friends who you can move in with the following year especially when going to uni not knowing anyone. Other people not doing their dishes is the least liked thing about halls.

Queen’s University Belfast is having very supportive staff ,friendly environment and I’m so happy for being the student of queen’s university Belfast

Everything is perfect