Queen's University Belfast

• There is an independent health centre adjacent to the campus.
• Weekly sexual health clinic on campus during term time.

Wellbeing and mental health support

• Students can get one-to-one drop-in support from a wellbeing adviser.
• Students can access 4–6 counselling sessions per semester.
• Wellbeing events include fun activities based on 'Take 5 Steps to Wellbeing'.
• Support and measures to ensure students have safe and healthy relationships.
• Workshops and awareness-raising sessions for students and staff.

Queen's offers a range of scholarships and prizes:

• Undergraduate scholarships: for eligible students from the British Isles (including the Channel Islands) who achieve the required grades at A Level or equivalent.
• University bursaries: up to £440 for full-time Northern Ireland and Great Britain undergraduates and PGCE students, from families with a household income of up to £19,203.
• Lloyds Scholars Programme: a social mobility programme offers students from lower income households a package of financial support.
• Pathway Opportunity Programme: support for talented young people from Northern Ireland.
• The university also offers a care leaver bursary and asylum seeker scholarships.