University and surrounding student areas have a comfortable and community like feel, everything is in close proximity and easily accessible. Buildings are modern and easily located.

Course is taught in person, however there are options to learn online as each lecture is uploaded for students to view. Good and easy communication with lecturers and tutors via email.

Value for money was somewhat good due to spacious rooms and living areas, as well as a modern communal area in the middle of the accommodation blocks

Queen's has beautiful campus and the lecturing staff are dedicated and talented. The management of the University however can make it difficult for students to receive the support they need. Strike action had a massive impact on ny time studying at Queen's but most staff have done whatever they could to alleviate the effects of this on our learning. Overall my time at Queen's has prepared me for my professional future in many ways.

The most difficult aspect of studying at Queen's has been receiving disability support. The support services themselves are amazing, however lecturers and tutors are not always made aware of a students engagement with support services. I've had some difficulty receiving responses and resources that I've missed out in due to being off for disability related illness. However receiving extensions has been relatively easy and most staff are very sympathetic. Course content is engaging and interesting with a reasonable level of challenge.

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