Best aspects - Student union, nightlife, societies, good facilities. Worst aspects - cost of living, Although the cost of living is an ongoing issue for all uni students, Queens does a good job at extending a helping hand. The pantry is phenomenal. The treehouse in Elms village also hosts lots of events in which you can receive food and entertainment for free. Student quizzes also extend the opportunity for socialization and fun. The funding Queens allocates to its societies enables them to function and provide enjoyment for students.

My course is interactive and my lecturers are dedicated to our learning. I enjoy using all the clinical facilities on offer to me.

Amenities are good and the social aspect of a student village is super important, however the accommodation is expensive, especially for those whose courses require a 48 or 51 week contract.

As a mature student I can say that QUB caters for my needs as much as the younger students. I always feel involved and welcomed with lots of facilities and clubs for me. The atmosphere and friendliness of QUB is second to none with every lecturer happy to help. I always get the feeling that staff at queens really would like me to do well

My course is a fantastic blend of online and in class which is great as a mum of three not having to travel to belfast every day. I also get loads of placement and hands on learning with fantastic support from QUB whilst on placement.