Queen’s University Belfast
About the University
Queen’s University Belfast is Northern Ireland’s Russell Group university, strong in medicine, pharmacy, law and cybersecurity, in a capital city with some of the UK’s lowest student living costs. Founded in 1845, this public university is home to around 25,000 students.
Admission runs through UCAS for undergraduate degrees or the university’s portal for master’s, with tuition in the range of $21000–$34000 per year. Check the program page for exact requirements and deadlines before applying.
Why study here
Queen's University Belfast is Northern Ireland's Russell Group university, strong in medicine, pharmacy, law and cybersecurity, in a capital city with some of the UK's lowest student living costs. Students gain a respected qualification, good facilities and academic support, and the wider experience of studying in the United Kingdom. Its reputation opens doors to leading graduate schools and employers worldwide.
Admission requirements
- Completed secondary education for bachelor's, or a relevant bachelor's degree for master's
- English proficiency (IELTS or TOEFL) for English-taught programs, typically IELTS 6.0 to 7.0 depending on program
- Official academic transcripts and certificates
- Valid passport, personal statement and academic reference
- Proof of funds and a student visa or permit where applicable
How to apply
- Check the specific program and entry requirements on the university website
- Submit your application through UCAS for undergraduate degrees or the university's portal for master's
- Upload transcripts, language test scores, and supporting documents
- Pay any application fee and apply before the program deadline
- If admitted, accept your offer and arrange your student visa (UK Student visa using the CAS from your offer)
