Blog by Chloe O’Malley, Student Officer Undergraduate Education It’s no surprise that as students we (sometimes) live on caffeine. En esta economia? Yeah, I know. Especially when exam/assignment season rolls around buying coffee or tea again and again and again and again quickly adds up. My bank account learned that […]
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Blog by Georgia Miles, Student Officer Welfare and Communtiy QSU is taking part in the Public Health Agency’s (PHA) Feeling Anxious Campaign which started in the summer and concludes on World Mental Health Day on Saturday 10 Oct. The PHA describe anxiety as a feeling of unease, fear or worry. Feeling […]
You’ve got the acceptance email, and now it’s time for you to begin your educational journey at Queen’s University. You’ll be buzzing with excitement, but its also natural to feel a little anxious about this next chapter and what awaits you. That’s where we come in! We are here to […]
To help you prepare for your upcoming exams or assessments, our experts at SU Advice have pulled together their top study tips: Tip #1: Start Planning Early and Get Organised If you struggle with organisation and planning, then say no more! This timetable is for you: Make a study plan […]
Whether you’re moving out of home for the first time or just looking for a new rental, house hunting can be super exciting! It’s your chance for independence, make your space your own, and to live with friends. As fun as that all sounds, there are a few important things […]
Well, what a semester it’s been! From exciting new QSU projects to student-led events, it’s been a busy and impactful start to the year. We’ve been blown away by the incredible contributions of our students, whether it’s getting involved in clubs & societies, mental health activities and volunteering opportunities, or […]
Talk Money Week is a national campaign led by the Money and Pensions Service, which encourages open conversations about money. We’re joining in on this year’s theme to start the conversation and help students take control of their finances. Why Talk About Money? Talking about money helps build financial confidence […]
Let’s be real, university life can be expensive. Between tuition fees, rent, food shopping, and socialising, it’s easy to feel like your bank account is constantly under pressure. That’s where student discounts come in! They aren’t just about saving – they’re about financial empowerment! Allowing you to stretch your budget, […]
For the past two years, Jess Hindley has served as Student Welfare Officer, leading on major initiatives to support student wellbeing. Her time in the role has seen meaningful progress. Q: How would you sum up your two years as Welfare Officer? A: Memorable and educational. I’ve learnt so much […]
This year at Queen’s Students’ Union has been one for the record books- with plenty of volunteering, newfound passions and impactful changes achieved by you- Queen’s students. Before we recap we want to say a huge thanks to you! Your reviews of us meant that this year for the first […]
We understand that May can be an extremely busy month with assignments piling up, exam dates approaching fast and not enough hours in the day. It’s totally normal to feel overwhelmed, especially during such a high-pressure time. But while you’re revising hard and meeting deadlines for assignments, it’s also extremely […]
Getting ready for exams? Here are some tips to help you prepare: Give yourself plenty of time to absorb the information you need for your exams. It might be difficult to make the start, but your future self will thank you for not leaving it till the last minute. […]