Queen's University Belfast offers a wide range of undergraduate programmes for international students. Applications for most full-time undergraduate degrees are made through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). For postgraduate studies, applications are typically submitted online via the Queen's Portal. The university provides resources and support for international students throughout the application process, including information on country-specific entry requirements, scholarships, and preparation courses.
The university offers various support schemes to help students manage costs, such as an accommodation bursary, a Financial Assistance Fund, and Students' Union support services like 'The Pantry' for free food items. Part-time work opportunities are also available.
Most full-time undergraduate programmes are applied for through UCAS, with the Queen's code name QBELF and number Q75. Alternatively, international applicants can apply directly via the Queen's Portal for most programmes, excluding Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing/Midwifery, Pharmacy, or Social Work.
The UCAS application deadline for most undergraduate programmes is 30 June 2026. For Medicine and Dentistry, the deadline is earlier, on 15 October 2025.
Tuition fees for international students are available on the relevant course pages and the postgraduate funding section of the university website. Please check the university website for the most up-to-date information.
The university offers various support schemes such as an accommodation bursary, a Financial Assistance Fund, and Students' Union support services. Part-time work opportunities are also advertised on the QWork site.
Specific entry requirements vary by country and program. You should refer to the 'Information for your country including entry requirements' section on the university's international student pages for details.