Queen's University Belfast invites International Students for Summer School 2024

The three-week course to give students from around the world a chance to experience the city of Belfast, Queen's University, and Northern Ireland

Queen’s University Belfast, United Kingdom has opened registrations for international students to immerse themselves in a unique and enriching experience through the Queen's University 2024 Summer School. This three-week program, running from June 17 to July 5, 2024, provides an unparalleled opportunity to explore the vibrant tapestry of historical, cultural, political, environmental, and socio-economic aspects that define Northern Ireland.

Queen's 2024 Summer School is not just an academic endeavour; it is an exploration of Belfast's histories, locations, and future aspirations. Students will interact with local communities, visit political, historical, and cultural sites, and gain valuable insights into the fabric of this dynamic region. Participants will reside in the University's accommodation, conveniently located just a 15-minute walk from Queen's main campus, providing a firsthand experience of life in Belfast.

The Summer School goes beyond traditional academic boundaries, offering participants a holistic view of Queen's University, Belfast, and the broader Northern Ireland community. This immersive program delves into the key conversations that shape our world, allowing students to engage with the rich history, diverse locations, and future visions of Belfast and its surroundings.

The first week of the course comprises core content and is taken by all students in the summer program. Students will explore the entwined social, political, and historical realities of the city of Belfast today, discovering multiple community perspectives in Northern Ireland. In addition to academic lectures and workshops delivered by world-leading experts from across Queen’s, students will have the opportunity to visit sites of cultural and historical significance in Belfast and Derry-Londonderry. 

In week 2 and 3 of Summer School, participants will have the chance to tailor their summer school experience, choosing from a range of unique programs like Storytelling, Irish Studies, Identity & Intergroup Relations in Divided Societies and Leadership programs.

The Summer Institute will be led by academic experts from a range of disciplines and institutes such as the Willian J Clinton Leadership Institute which brings world-class facilities, leading academics and industry experts together to deliver a high-end portfolio of executive education and leadership programmes.

Applications for the Queen's 2024 Summer School are open until March 22, 2024. To apply and find more details on fees and entry requirements, visit the Queen’s 24 Summer School webpage.