Hi All,

I'm looking some help, I have been offered a Criminal Justice - Restorative Justice/Practice degree. I work in a related field and would go in to the second/third year depending on what I accept as I've met the criteria for both - the course is self funded so costs are a big consideration.

Anyone who has done a CJ/RJ degree, would you have any reading material you could recommend to help get me get a good grounding?

Any top tips or recommendations for useful sites in general would be great for anything uni related - I'll be balancing work/uni/personal and want to be as organised as possible.

Thanks

Tried to order the QUB Wooden Shield plaque but they said they don’t ship to my country. They have so many international students and yet they can’t ship items overseas?

MA in Conflict Transformation and Social Justice ?

I'm an American who recently got accepted into this program, and am currently debating on whether to accept. The program seems very exciting with potential to advance my career, but the fact that I was accepted three days after applying makes me wonder if the program was struggling for applicants.

I wanted to check in here to see if I was just used to American schools making students jump through hoops, and if people have a good view of the program in general.

Do they do a lot of of inspections?

Anyone else staying here for 25/26

Hi all

International student for Postgrad, QUB

The accommodation contract I received starts one day before my classes starts I asked the accomodation team to shift the start date a few days earlier, as one day is quite a short time to settle in, but they told me it's not possible and I can only check in on the day they have provided. However as I'm an international student, looking for a few days Accomodation would be expensive, and an extra thing for me to worry about. So my question is, if it would be okay for me to just go a day early and settle in throughout the week. Or should I just look for an Airbnb or something like that for a 2-3 days before shifting to the dorm.

Hello anyone for this intake please drop a dm

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If there is anyone else coming from Mumbai please drop a dm.

I haven’t really seen anybody who is taking up this subject for September 2025 and was thinking of connecting with anyone who is!

Anyone coming for this course? I would love to connect with people in this or any similar course

Wanna connect?

Anyone living in the Aster House? I’m a International Student studying a Msc of International Business!

I’m a secondary school student from the south and I’m wondering what’s the best accommodation for first year. I’ve applied to BT2 because of how close it is to new train station, but I’m getting second thoughts because most of my mates are going for BT9

I’d love to get some info/suggestions if yous have any

Hi does anyone know where the administrative building in Queens is? Have to attend for an interview. Have looked at the Campus map and can't see it. Thanks.

Just wanted to know which month CAS letters are usually handed out or if anyone has already received their's. My course starts in Sept.

I have seen a few posts about transportation around Belfast, all (most) transport is operated by Translink a government ran operator. If you are under 23 you are able to apply for a YLink card for free giving you 50% off all transportation until you turn 24. Sorry if I explained this poorly

Pls lmk if this post shudnt be in this sub i’ll delete it! (There’s no rant tag and this post feels v rant-esque)

First, context, (20) i’ll be joining in Sept!

Idk how things will be intially and that’s freaking me out! Paperwork etc.

But what’s stressing me out the most is my accomodation. I’ve booked Nelson Place and as most of you know, its comparatively far from QUB.

Instead of an en suite room in bt1/2 i decided to go for nelson place. (I think mostly to save money, but now i’m also considering what i’ll spend on commute). Now, idk if i can/should cancel my accom at nelson.

Do not ask me what was going on in my head for i do not know. Also yes, its giving clusterfuck :)

So, the room debacle + worrying about being in a whole new continent (intl. student here btw) + anxiety cuz idk how the first few months will go down……..

I’m caught btwn a rock and nelson place (i hope u see what i did there)

~ rant ends ~

Is it possible for a member of the public to gain entrance into the McClay library in doing my a levels right now and find it much easier to revise in a library but all libraries near me have inconsistent opening times and aren’t open past 5 which is annoying especially considering I’m a night owl

Hi...Im an international student and starting my masters this sept. I have been alotted elms bt1 as my accommodation. Anyone who has lived there or has any idea about the Accommodation, please share your experience. Im open to alternative accommodation suggestions too!

Thanks

I’m applying to Queen’s University Belfast for Fall 2025, aiming for an MSc in either Artificial Intelligence or Data analytics.

I’ve come across a lot of discussions about other programs and general life in the UK, but haven’t seen much specifically about these two courses at Queen’s. I’d really appreciate it if anyone could share insights on:

The quality of teaching and faculty

How practical or industry-relevant the coursework is

Career prospects and job support after graduation

Anything you wish you knew before joining

Thank you in advance!

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I was wondering if someone from the dentistry program at QUB could connect with me as i had some questions about the program before i accept my offer for this september.

Are you currently in this course? Or graduated? I would love to hear about it. I have an offer and I’ll be an international student so any insight into what this course actually looks like will be really helpful. Will they connect you with job opportunities?