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 […]
Health & Wellbeing
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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
St. Patrick’s Day in Belfast is a great opportunity to embrace Irish culture, community and creativity. From parades to pints, the options are endless, so we’ve highlighted some of them here so you can add them to your schedule well in advance. Whether you’re a local or visiting, we want […]
After a hectic holiday season, January can be a really good time to take a moment to reset and spend time on yourself. The holidays often come with lots of alcohol involved, so January can be a really good time to take some time off and give your liver a […]
We know how stressful being a student is, especially right now, when everything is getting more and more expensive. But don't worry there's plenty of things you can do to unwind in Belfast, that won't hurt your bank account!