Belfast

No, Queen’s University Belfast is a public research university located in Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. It was established in 1845. If we talk about the origins of the University, we find that it started with three Queen's Colleges (in Cork, Galway, and Belfast). It was in 1908 when the three Queen's Colleges and the Royal University were dissolved. These were replaced by Queen's University of Belfast and the National University of Ireland. Since then, the University has come a long to provide world-class research and high-quality education.

Yes, Queen’s University Belfast is a member of the prestigious Russell Group (the UK’s Ivy League) and is one of the oldest universities in the UK and Ireland. Russell Group universities are well-respected, research-intensive, and world-class universities that contribute nearly £87 bn per year to the economy. These Universities produce excellent research outcomes and 91% of their research has been rated as world-leading or internationally excellent. In addition, this group comprises nearly 25% of undergraduate students and 33% of postgraduate students studying in the UK.

The popular programs offered at Queen’s University Belfast are MIM, MS, MBA / PGDM, BBA, B.E. / B.Tech, etc. These courses are offered by 15 schools that have been grouped under three faculties. Some of the popular courses include Accounting, Actuarial Science, Advanced Food Safety, Aerospace Engineering, Bioinformatics and Computational Genomics, Business Analytics, Business Economics, Business for Agri-Food and Rural Enterprise, Chemical Engineering, and Chemistry, just to name a few.