Queen’s is ranked 200 in the world (Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2021). Queen’s ranks in the top 10 in the UK for several subjects: 3rd in UK for Dentistry (Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020) 2nd in UK for Pharmacology and Pharmacy (Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020) 5th in the UK for Food Science (Complete University Guide 2020) 6th in the UK for Accounting and Finance (Complete University Guide 2020)

In Belfast, the summers are cool and partly cloudy; the winters are long, very cold, wet, and mostly cloudy; and it is windy year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 37°F to 65°F and is rarely below 29°F or above 72°F

The university has around 24915 students.

Some of the top alumni are: Nobel Prize winners poet Seamus Heaney Former president of Ireland Mary McAleese Poet Paul Muldoon Actors Liam Neeson and Stephen Rea

a. Use the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) to submit your application. Typically, applications must be submitted by June 30th, though popular courses may have an earlier deadline. b. Provide proof of your academic credentials, such as your Standard Indian XII (10+2) exams, A-levels, or International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB). c. Transcripts of academic work d. A copy of the visa and passport e. Photo from a passport and letters of recommendation f. Resume or CV g. UCAS financial documents and essay Show your proficiency in the English language. This is often a TOEFL score of 80 or an IELTS Academic score of 6.0. However, the requirements for some courses could be greater. *Requirements may vary for each program. Please visit program page for specific requirements.

The admission rate range is 30-40% making this UK higher education organization a very selective institution.

The personal statement is a mandatory part of the application and it is about your personal and educational accomplishments linked to what you want to study and why (200 words-600 words)

The UCAS application deadline for international students is 30 June 2025, except for those applying for Medicine and Dentistry who should apply by 15 October 2024.

The Queens University Belfast Security Service is the main point of contact for any emergency and maintains a 24-hour security presence around the campus. In addition to overseeing the access control system and enforcing the parking rules, the crew keeps an eye on the CCTV, intruder alarm, and fire alarm systems. The Security Service is dedicated to making sure that everyone who works, studies, or visits the university campus is in a safe and secure environment. The correct emergency services should be contacted in the event of an emergency, dial 2222 to speak with the operator of the university control room or number 9-999 to speak with the police, fire department, and ambulance service.

It most definitely is safe for international students to study in the UK. Schools, colleges and university campuses in the UK are exceptionally safe places. Schools are very secure, many have electronic safety gates, security guards and other measures to ensure that pupils are safe at all times. As well as taking health and safety precautions, staff have a duty under the common law to take care of pupils in the same way that a prudent parent would do so. Pupils are monitored by school staff, all of whom have been DBS checked (police checked) and who have taken various child safeguarding courses. It would be very difficult for a terrorist to get into a school in the UK.

Undergraduate: 20800 Graduate: 21500

The top bachelor courses in Queen’s University Belfast are as follows: BEng Aerospace Engineering BSc Architecture BSc Biochemistry BSc Business Economics BSc Psychology BEng Chemical Engineering BEng Civil Engineering BA Criminology BA Sociology BDS Dentistry BSc Economics (Major) with Finance BEng Electrical & Electronic Engineering BA English & Film Studies BSc Environmental Management BA Film & Theatre Making BSc Food Quality, Safety & Nutrition LLB Law BEng Mechanical Engineering MB Medicine BSc Pharmaceutical Biotechnology BSc Physics with Astro-Physics BSc Professional Nursing (Adult) BSc Psychology BEng Software & Electronics Systems Engineering BEng Software Engineering with Placement BA International Relations & Conflict Studies Law LLB BSc Mathematics & Computer Science BSc Business Management with Placement BSc Accounting & Finance

The top master courses in Queen’s University Belfast are as follows: MA English Creative Writing MA Film MA Media & Broadcast Production MSc Molecular Biology & Biotechnlology MSc Pharmaceutical Analysis MSc Applied Cyber Security with Professional Internship MSc Software Development MA International Relations LLM International Business Law LLM Law MSc Data Analytics MPH Public Health MArch Architecture MSc Construction & Project Management MSc Environmental Engineering MSc Professional Nursing (Adult) MSc Industrial Pharmaceutics MSc Applied Developmental Psychology MSc Business Analytics MSc Economics MSc International Business MBA MSc Quantitative Finance MEd Educational Studies

The university offers up to £7,500 Reduction on Tuition Fees for International Students. Students can apply for scholarship after acceptance in their desired courses.

There are 4000 International students.

Yes, maximum 20 hours part time per week during studies & 40 hours full time during vacations or off-days.

Belfast is a welcoming capital city that is reasonably priced, accessible, and a great place for students to study. The university is at the heart of Belfast's social and cultural life, and the city thrives as a thriving destination for fantastic food, culture, the arts, and shopping. While attending college is a significant life milestone, many students may be concerned about the costs of education and how to handle their finances. Belfast is among the greatest places to be a student in the UK since it is the most reasonably priced student city. In Belfast, there are countless activities to choose from, whether you want to take in the city's history, see well-known sites, or see a performance. They have developed a map that is your key to discovering some of Belfast's best attractions while studying there. More than 25,000 students attend Queen's, which accepts all students irrespective of their gender identity, gender expression, or sexual orientation. With supermarkets, halal grocers, and eateries including the Asia Supermarket, the Bangla Bazaar, halal butchers, and Polita Supermarket all within a short stroll of Queen's campus, all international preferences are catered to, whether you're cooking for yourself or dining out. Student discounts are available at the majority of eateries and stores close to Queen's. Newcomers are assisted in assimilating into campus life via their Students' Union. With more than 200 groups, including our international organisations, students can make new friends, find their talents, and take a break from their studies.

7120 to cover living expenses for one academic year.

There are many accommodation options available for the students in the campus area that are – Elms BT1 – It is available at just a 1500m walk from Queen’s main campus. It is available to all students. University provides it on a contract basis. The cost of living here is about 124 Euro pounds per week. Elms BT2 – It is available at just 1200m walk from Queen’s campus. It is also available to all students. The cost of living here is 124 pounds per week. ElmsBT9 – It is built for the first year undergraduate students. The cost of living here is 110 pounds per week. College Gardens – It is opposite to the main University buildings. It is available to all students. The cost of living here is 85 pound per week. Malone Road – Located near Elms Bt9. It is a traditional property on Leafy Malone road. Grant house – It is a no alcohol residence available to all students and the cost of living here is 110 pounds per week. Mount Charles – It is for those students who want an independent lifestyle. It is available to only postgraduate students. Cost of living here is 85pounds per week. Willow Walk – It is built mainly according to the needs of the international and postgraduate students. Cost of living here is around 125 pounds per week. Guthrie House – It is most suitable for the undergraduate students. It has many facilities like Wi-Fi and Laundry. Along with this accommodation options for students with their families are also available.

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Throughout your stay at Queen's, the Queens University Belfast Careers team will work with you to improve your employability, confidence, and resume. Their knowledgeable staff is dedicated to making sure you have access to the experiences you need to build skills that will be useful in the future. Throughout your time at Queen's and in your early career, they will introduce you to the appropriate people and knowledge. They provide assistance with every facet of decision-making and career planning. Get individualised career counselling and take advantage of a variety of domestic and international development opportunities aimed at giving you the tools you need to graduate prepared for the future.