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The celebrations for our 180th anniversary have officially begun 🎉 Since opening our doors in 1845 our students and staff have continued to shape the world, from the invention of the portable defibrillator to the discovery of Bell’s theorem. Queen’s graduates have had an impact on all of us.

Who’s your favourite Queen’s graduate? Comment below – and tag them if you can! #LoveQUB180

The previous 180 years have helped shape us into the prestigious university that we are today.

🛑 Our researchers continue to make ground-breaking discoveries every day.

🛑 Our students continue to thrive in class while going above-and-beyond doing the things they love, such as representing their country in the Olympics, starting their own businesses or winning film awards.

🛑 Our university continues to top world rankings while making world-class education accessible to people from a range of backgrounds.

What’s your favourite thing about Queen’s? Leave a comment and let us know. #LoveQUB180

What will the next 180 years bring for Queen’s? 🤔

Well, we can’t quite see that far into the future but we know for certain our graduates will still be shaping the world we live in. But for now, here are a few things we’re aiming to achieve in the near future:

🛑 We’re going to continue our commitment of being a diverse and inclusive university by strengthening our partnerships and collaborations across the globe.

🛑 We’re going to provide an education that inspires future generations.

🛑 We’re going to drive social change and transition to a zero-carbon society.

What would you like to see from Queen’s next? #LoveQUB180

Business Management student Adriana takes us through a day in her life studying at #QUB !
 
If you want your days to look like this, come see our campus for yourself - register now for our Open Day on June 6th at the link in our bio.
 
#QueensUniversityBelfast ow.ly/hKlb50YZzbV #LoveQUB #StudentLife #Belfast @qubbusiness

How much do you know about dementia?

Dementia is currently considered the leading health and social care challenge in the United Kingdom and Ireland, so we've been finding out more about the condition for Dementia Action Week.

Swipe through for the top five things you need to know. 👉👉👉

You can read more from our expert, Professor Christine Brown Wilson from @qubsonm, and test your knowledge with our Dementia Awareness Game via the link in our bio.

#LoveQUB #LoveQUBResearch https://ow.ly/stoR50Z2aJ5 #DementiaActionWeek #DementiaAwareness #Dementia @dementia_ni

How much do you know about dementia?

Dementia is currently considered the leading health and social care challenge in the United Kingdom and Ireland, so we've been finding out more about the condition for Dementia Action Week.

Swipe through for the top five things you need to know. 👉👉👉

You can read more from our expert, Professor Christine Brown Wilson from @qubsonm, and test your knowledge with our Dementia Awareness Game via the link in our bio.

#LoveQUB #LoveQUBResearch https://ow.ly/stoR50Z2aJ5 #DementiaActionWeek #DementiaAwareness #Dementia @dementia_ni

How much do you know about dementia?

Dementia is currently considered the leading health and social care challenge in the United Kingdom and Ireland, so we've been finding out more about the condition for Dementia Action Week.

Swipe through for the top five things you need to know. 👉👉👉

You can read more from our expert, Professor Christine Brown Wilson from @qubsonm, and test your knowledge with our Dementia Awareness Game via the link in our bio.

#LoveQUB #LoveQUBResearch https://ow.ly/stoR50Z2aJ5 #DementiaActionWeek #DementiaAwareness #Dementia @dementia_ni

How much do you know about dementia?

Dementia is currently considered the leading health and social care challenge in the United Kingdom and Ireland, so we've been finding out more about the condition for Dementia Action Week.

Swipe through for the top five things you need to know. 👉👉👉

You can read more from our expert, Professor Christine Brown Wilson from @qubsonm, and test your knowledge with our Dementia Awareness Game via the link in our bio.

#LoveQUB #LoveQUBResearch https://ow.ly/stoR50Z2aJ5 #DementiaActionWeek #DementiaAwareness #Dementia @dementia_ni

How much do you know about dementia?

Dementia is currently considered the leading health and social care challenge in the United Kingdom and Ireland, so we've been finding out more about the condition for Dementia Action Week.

Swipe through for the top five things you need to know. 👉👉👉

You can read more from our expert, Professor Christine Brown Wilson from @qubsonm, and test your knowledge with our Dementia Awareness Game via the link in our bio.

#LoveQUB #LoveQUBResearch https://ow.ly/stoR50Z2aJ5 #DementiaActionWeek #DementiaAwareness #Dementia @dementia_ni

How much do you know about dementia?

Dementia is currently considered the leading health and social care challenge in the United Kingdom and Ireland, so we've been finding out more about the condition for Dementia Action Week.

Swipe through for the top five things you need to know. 👉👉👉

You can read more from our expert, Professor Christine Brown Wilson from @qubsonm, and test your knowledge with our Dementia Awareness Game via the link in our bio.

#LoveQUB #LoveQUBResearch https://ow.ly/stoR50Z2aJ5 #DementiaActionWeek #DementiaAwareness #Dementia @dementia_ni

How much do you know about dementia?

Dementia is currently considered the leading health and social care challenge in the United Kingdom and Ireland, so we've been finding out more about the condition for Dementia Action Week.

Swipe through for the top five things you need to know. 👉👉👉

You can read more from our expert, Professor Christine Brown Wilson from @qubsonm, and test your knowledge with our Dementia Awareness Game via the link in our bio.

#LoveQUB #LoveQUBResearch https://ow.ly/stoR50Z2aJ5 #DementiaActionWeek #DementiaAwareness #Dementia @dementia_ni

Red Bull Soapbox Belfast 2026 🏎️💨
 
Who says student life is only lectures and labs?
 
This weekend, our students headed to the iconic Stormont Estate to experience the chaos, creativity and incredible atmosphere of Red Bull Soapbox Race Belfast!
 
The event gave teams of amateur drivers the chance to unleash their imagination and build homemade Soapbox cars to race in front of thousands of spectators.
 
Our students joined the event to:
 
🔴 Check out the unbelievable cars.
🔴 Soak up the second-to-none atmosphere.
🔴 Take a well-earned break during exam season.
 
Living and studying in Belfast means there’s always something exciting happening right on your doorstep!
 
Did you go to Red Bull Soapbox Belfast this year? Let us know your favourite team in the comments below 👇

#LoveQUB #QUB #Belfast #redbullsoapbox

When it comes to advice on where to choose for university, take it from people who know.
 
We asked some of our current students for their advice to anyone considering #QueensUniversityBelfast to study, and we couldn’t have given better answers ourselves.
 
If you’d like to see it for yourself, register for the June 6th Open Day at Queen’s by clicking the link in our bio.
 
#LoveQUB #QUB ow.ly/hKlb50YZzbV #StudentLife #Belfast

What happens when research inspires real-world action?

When female members of @rcitybelfast took part in a study exploring their lived experience of gender based violence and harassment, an idea was sparked to create an interactive resource to highlight the topic.

The result was the SHE: Building and Leading game, a Jenga-style puzzle where each piece invites participants to answer a question or provides easily accessible information about a subject to boost understanding of why violence occurs and to reinforce positive steps everyone can take to help women and girls feel, and be, safe everywhere.

Amazing work, everyone!

You can find out more by tapping the link in our bio.

#LoveQUB #LoveQUBResearch #EndViolenceBelfast https://ow.ly/Iz5N50Z11Ss #EVAWG #EndingViolence @belfastcitycouncil @ulsteruni @ni_executive @execofficeni @qubssesw

What happens when research inspires real-world action?

When female members of @rcitybelfast took part in a study exploring their lived experience of gender based violence and harassment, an idea was sparked to create an interactive resource to highlight the topic.

The result was the SHE: Building and Leading game, a Jenga-style puzzle where each piece invites participants to answer a question or provides easily accessible information about a subject to boost understanding of why violence occurs and to reinforce positive steps everyone can take to help women and girls feel, and be, safe everywhere.

Amazing work, everyone!

You can find out more by tapping the link in our bio.

#LoveQUB #LoveQUBResearch #EndViolenceBelfast https://ow.ly/Iz5N50Z11Ss #EVAWG #EndingViolence @belfastcitycouncil @ulsteruni @ni_executive @execofficeni @qubssesw

What happens when research inspires real-world action?

When female members of @rcitybelfast took part in a study exploring their lived experience of gender based violence and harassment, an idea was sparked to create an interactive resource to highlight the topic.

The result was the SHE: Building and Leading game, a Jenga-style puzzle where each piece invites participants to answer a question or provides easily accessible information about a subject to boost understanding of why violence occurs and to reinforce positive steps everyone can take to help women and girls feel, and be, safe everywhere.

Amazing work, everyone!

You can find out more by tapping the link in our bio.

#LoveQUB #LoveQUBResearch #EndViolenceBelfast https://ow.ly/Iz5N50Z11Ss #EVAWG #EndingViolence @belfastcitycouncil @ulsteruni @ni_executive @execofficeni @qubssesw

“My focus on dementia and older people’s care began during my very first placement. I quickly realised how much I valued supporting people at vulnerable moments and helping to improve their quality of life.

“I had always known I wanted a career where I could help people. From a young age, I was described as caring, and I naturally gravitated towards older people—taking the time to talk, listen, and really get to know them. Nursing felt like the right path to turn that into something meaningful.

“During my undergraduate studies I identified a gap in dementia education and, with the support of the fantastic staff at Queen’s, helped introduce new dementia training for nursing and medical students. That experience strengthened my confidence, developed my understanding of dementia care, and showed me the impact education can have on both students and practice.

“With an ageing population, dementia and older people’s care are areas where more support, education and advocacy are urgently needed. It is a field I feel genuinely passionate about and privileged to work in.

“My work is shaped directly by people living with dementia and those who care for them. I believe this is the foundation of good practice: listening first, understanding what matters most, and developing work that reflects real-life needs.

“I work closely with local charities and global communities to ensure my research and education are grounded in real-world practice. People living with dementia are the experts in their own experiences, and their involvement makes the work more meaningful, relevant and impactful.

“I hope my work makes a difference by improving education, raising awareness and supporting better care.

“Dementia can affect any of us, and we all have a part to play. My hope is that through education, research and collaboration, we can continue to make a meaningful difference to people’s lives.”

You certainly are making a difference, Dr Craig. Thanks so much for sharing your story.

@drstephcraigrn is a Research Fellow in @qubsonm

Have a story to tell? Tap the link in our bio to tell us more.

#DementiaActionWeek #LoveQUB ow.ly/eKTm50Xr490 #Dementia #Nursing

📷1: Jonathan Perugia

“My focus on dementia and older people’s care began during my very first placement. I quickly realised how much I valued supporting people at vulnerable moments and helping to improve their quality of life.

“I had always known I wanted a career where I could help people. From a young age, I was described as caring, and I naturally gravitated towards older people—taking the time to talk, listen, and really get to know them. Nursing felt like the right path to turn that into something meaningful.

“During my undergraduate studies I identified a gap in dementia education and, with the support of the fantastic staff at Queen’s, helped introduce new dementia training for nursing and medical students. That experience strengthened my confidence, developed my understanding of dementia care, and showed me the impact education can have on both students and practice.

“With an ageing population, dementia and older people’s care are areas where more support, education and advocacy are urgently needed. It is a field I feel genuinely passionate about and privileged to work in.

“My work is shaped directly by people living with dementia and those who care for them. I believe this is the foundation of good practice: listening first, understanding what matters most, and developing work that reflects real-life needs.

“I work closely with local charities and global communities to ensure my research and education are grounded in real-world practice. People living with dementia are the experts in their own experiences, and their involvement makes the work more meaningful, relevant and impactful.

“I hope my work makes a difference by improving education, raising awareness and supporting better care.

“Dementia can affect any of us, and we all have a part to play. My hope is that through education, research and collaboration, we can continue to make a meaningful difference to people’s lives.”

You certainly are making a difference, Dr Craig. Thanks so much for sharing your story.

@drstephcraigrn is a Research Fellow in @qubsonm

Have a story to tell? Tap the link in our bio to tell us more.

#DementiaActionWeek #LoveQUB ow.ly/eKTm50Xr490 #Dementia #Nursing

📷1: Jonathan Perugia

“My focus on dementia and older people’s care began during my very first placement. I quickly realised how much I valued supporting people at vulnerable moments and helping to improve their quality of life.

“I had always known I wanted a career where I could help people. From a young age, I was described as caring, and I naturally gravitated towards older people—taking the time to talk, listen, and really get to know them. Nursing felt like the right path to turn that into something meaningful.

“During my undergraduate studies I identified a gap in dementia education and, with the support of the fantastic staff at Queen’s, helped introduce new dementia training for nursing and medical students. That experience strengthened my confidence, developed my understanding of dementia care, and showed me the impact education can have on both students and practice.

“With an ageing population, dementia and older people’s care are areas where more support, education and advocacy are urgently needed. It is a field I feel genuinely passionate about and privileged to work in.

“My work is shaped directly by people living with dementia and those who care for them. I believe this is the foundation of good practice: listening first, understanding what matters most, and developing work that reflects real-life needs.

“I work closely with local charities and global communities to ensure my research and education are grounded in real-world practice. People living with dementia are the experts in their own experiences, and their involvement makes the work more meaningful, relevant and impactful.

“I hope my work makes a difference by improving education, raising awareness and supporting better care.

“Dementia can affect any of us, and we all have a part to play. My hope is that through education, research and collaboration, we can continue to make a meaningful difference to people’s lives.”

You certainly are making a difference, Dr Craig. Thanks so much for sharing your story.

@drstephcraigrn is a Research Fellow in @qubsonm

Have a story to tell? Tap the link in our bio to tell us more.

#DementiaActionWeek #LoveQUB ow.ly/eKTm50Xr490 #Dementia #Nursing

📷1: Jonathan Perugia

“My focus on dementia and older people’s care began during my very first placement. I quickly realised how much I valued supporting people at vulnerable moments and helping to improve their quality of life.

“I had always known I wanted a career where I could help people. From a young age, I was described as caring, and I naturally gravitated towards older people—taking the time to talk, listen, and really get to know them. Nursing felt like the right path to turn that into something meaningful.

“During my undergraduate studies I identified a gap in dementia education and, with the support of the fantastic staff at Queen’s, helped introduce new dementia training for nursing and medical students. That experience strengthened my confidence, developed my understanding of dementia care, and showed me the impact education can have on both students and practice.

“With an ageing population, dementia and older people’s care are areas where more support, education and advocacy are urgently needed. It is a field I feel genuinely passionate about and privileged to work in.

“My work is shaped directly by people living with dementia and those who care for them. I believe this is the foundation of good practice: listening first, understanding what matters most, and developing work that reflects real-life needs.

“I work closely with local charities and global communities to ensure my research and education are grounded in real-world practice. People living with dementia are the experts in their own experiences, and their involvement makes the work more meaningful, relevant and impactful.

“I hope my work makes a difference by improving education, raising awareness and supporting better care.

“Dementia can affect any of us, and we all have a part to play. My hope is that through education, research and collaboration, we can continue to make a meaningful difference to people’s lives.”

You certainly are making a difference, Dr Craig. Thanks so much for sharing your story.

@drstephcraigrn is a Research Fellow in @qubsonm

Have a story to tell? Tap the link in our bio to tell us more.

#DementiaActionWeek #LoveQUB ow.ly/eKTm50Xr490 #Dementia #Nursing

📷1: Jonathan Perugia

“My focus on dementia and older people’s care began during my very first placement. I quickly realised how much I valued supporting people at vulnerable moments and helping to improve their quality of life.

“I had always known I wanted a career where I could help people. From a young age, I was described as caring, and I naturally gravitated towards older people—taking the time to talk, listen, and really get to know them. Nursing felt like the right path to turn that into something meaningful.

“During my undergraduate studies I identified a gap in dementia education and, with the support of the fantastic staff at Queen’s, helped introduce new dementia training for nursing and medical students. That experience strengthened my confidence, developed my understanding of dementia care, and showed me the impact education can have on both students and practice.

“With an ageing population, dementia and older people’s care are areas where more support, education and advocacy are urgently needed. It is a field I feel genuinely passionate about and privileged to work in.

“My work is shaped directly by people living with dementia and those who care for them. I believe this is the foundation of good practice: listening first, understanding what matters most, and developing work that reflects real-life needs.

“I work closely with local charities and global communities to ensure my research and education are grounded in real-world practice. People living with dementia are the experts in their own experiences, and their involvement makes the work more meaningful, relevant and impactful.

“I hope my work makes a difference by improving education, raising awareness and supporting better care.

“Dementia can affect any of us, and we all have a part to play. My hope is that through education, research and collaboration, we can continue to make a meaningful difference to people’s lives.”

You certainly are making a difference, Dr Craig. Thanks so much for sharing your story.

@drstephcraigrn is a Research Fellow in @qubsonm

Have a story to tell? Tap the link in our bio to tell us more.

#DementiaActionWeek #LoveQUB ow.ly/eKTm50Xr490 #Dementia #Nursing

📷1: Jonathan Perugia

“My focus on dementia and older people’s care began during my very first placement. I quickly realised how much I valued supporting people at vulnerable moments and helping to improve their quality of life.

“I had always known I wanted a career where I could help people. From a young age, I was described as caring, and I naturally gravitated towards older people—taking the time to talk, listen, and really get to know them. Nursing felt like the right path to turn that into something meaningful.

“During my undergraduate studies I identified a gap in dementia education and, with the support of the fantastic staff at Queen’s, helped introduce new dementia training for nursing and medical students. That experience strengthened my confidence, developed my understanding of dementia care, and showed me the impact education can have on both students and practice.

“With an ageing population, dementia and older people’s care are areas where more support, education and advocacy are urgently needed. It is a field I feel genuinely passionate about and privileged to work in.

“My work is shaped directly by people living with dementia and those who care for them. I believe this is the foundation of good practice: listening first, understanding what matters most, and developing work that reflects real-life needs.

“I work closely with local charities and global communities to ensure my research and education are grounded in real-world practice. People living with dementia are the experts in their own experiences, and their involvement makes the work more meaningful, relevant and impactful.

“I hope my work makes a difference by improving education, raising awareness and supporting better care.

“Dementia can affect any of us, and we all have a part to play. My hope is that through education, research and collaboration, we can continue to make a meaningful difference to people’s lives.”

You certainly are making a difference, Dr Craig. Thanks so much for sharing your story.

@drstephcraigrn is a Research Fellow in @qubsonm

Have a story to tell? Tap the link in our bio to tell us more.

#DementiaActionWeek #LoveQUB ow.ly/eKTm50Xr490 #Dementia #Nursing

📷1: Jonathan Perugia

“My focus on dementia and older people’s care began during my very first placement. I quickly realised how much I valued supporting people at vulnerable moments and helping to improve their quality of life.

“I had always known I wanted a career where I could help people. From a young age, I was described as caring, and I naturally gravitated towards older people—taking the time to talk, listen, and really get to know them. Nursing felt like the right path to turn that into something meaningful.

“During my undergraduate studies I identified a gap in dementia education and, with the support of the fantastic staff at Queen’s, helped introduce new dementia training for nursing and medical students. That experience strengthened my confidence, developed my understanding of dementia care, and showed me the impact education can have on both students and practice.

“With an ageing population, dementia and older people’s care are areas where more support, education and advocacy are urgently needed. It is a field I feel genuinely passionate about and privileged to work in.

“My work is shaped directly by people living with dementia and those who care for them. I believe this is the foundation of good practice: listening first, understanding what matters most, and developing work that reflects real-life needs.

“I work closely with local charities and global communities to ensure my research and education are grounded in real-world practice. People living with dementia are the experts in their own experiences, and their involvement makes the work more meaningful, relevant and impactful.

“I hope my work makes a difference by improving education, raising awareness and supporting better care.

“Dementia can affect any of us, and we all have a part to play. My hope is that through education, research and collaboration, we can continue to make a meaningful difference to people’s lives.”

You certainly are making a difference, Dr Craig. Thanks so much for sharing your story.

@drstephcraigrn is a Research Fellow in @qubsonm

Have a story to tell? Tap the link in our bio to tell us more.

#DementiaActionWeek #LoveQUB ow.ly/eKTm50Xr490 #Dementia #Nursing

📷1: Jonathan Perugia

“My focus on dementia and older people’s care began during my very first placement. I quickly realised how much I valued supporting people at vulnerable moments and helping to improve their quality of life.

“I had always known I wanted a career where I could help people. From a young age, I was described as caring, and I naturally gravitated towards older people—taking the time to talk, listen, and really get to know them. Nursing felt like the right path to turn that into something meaningful.

“During my undergraduate studies I identified a gap in dementia education and, with the support of the fantastic staff at Queen’s, helped introduce new dementia training for nursing and medical students. That experience strengthened my confidence, developed my understanding of dementia care, and showed me the impact education can have on both students and practice.

“With an ageing population, dementia and older people’s care are areas where more support, education and advocacy are urgently needed. It is a field I feel genuinely passionate about and privileged to work in.

“My work is shaped directly by people living with dementia and those who care for them. I believe this is the foundation of good practice: listening first, understanding what matters most, and developing work that reflects real-life needs.

“I work closely with local charities and global communities to ensure my research and education are grounded in real-world practice. People living with dementia are the experts in their own experiences, and their involvement makes the work more meaningful, relevant and impactful.

“I hope my work makes a difference by improving education, raising awareness and supporting better care.

“Dementia can affect any of us, and we all have a part to play. My hope is that through education, research and collaboration, we can continue to make a meaningful difference to people’s lives.”

You certainly are making a difference, Dr Craig. Thanks so much for sharing your story.

@drstephcraigrn is a Research Fellow in @qubsonm

Have a story to tell? Tap the link in our bio to tell us more.

#DementiaActionWeek #LoveQUB ow.ly/eKTm50Xr490 #Dementia #Nursing

📷1: Jonathan Perugia

How was your week? Busy? Us too!

Here's everything that happened at Queen's this week, from award wins, research revelations and the Balmoral Show 2026.

Swipe ➡️ and click the link in our bio to find out more!

#LoveQUB #QueensUniversityBelfast #CampusLife #UniversityEvents #QUBICYMI ow.ly/Y0tk50WV8Oa

How was your week? Busy? Us too!

Here's everything that happened at Queen's this week, from award wins, research revelations and the Balmoral Show 2026.

Swipe ➡️ and click the link in our bio to find out more!

#LoveQUB #QueensUniversityBelfast #CampusLife #UniversityEvents #QUBICYMI ow.ly/Y0tk50WV8Oa

How was your week? Busy? Us too!

Here's everything that happened at Queen's this week, from award wins, research revelations and the Balmoral Show 2026.

Swipe ➡️ and click the link in our bio to find out more!

#LoveQUB #QueensUniversityBelfast #CampusLife #UniversityEvents #QUBICYMI ow.ly/Y0tk50WV8Oa

How was your week? Busy? Us too!

Here's everything that happened at Queen's this week, from award wins, research revelations and the Balmoral Show 2026.

Swipe ➡️ and click the link in our bio to find out more!

#LoveQUB #QueensUniversityBelfast #CampusLife #UniversityEvents #QUBICYMI ow.ly/Y0tk50WV8Oa

How was your week? Busy? Us too!

Here's everything that happened at Queen's this week, from award wins, research revelations and the Balmoral Show 2026.

Swipe ➡️ and click the link in our bio to find out more!

#LoveQUB #QueensUniversityBelfast #CampusLife #UniversityEvents #QUBICYMI ow.ly/Y0tk50WV8Oa

How was your week? Busy? Us too!

Here's everything that happened at Queen's this week, from award wins, research revelations and the Balmoral Show 2026.

Swipe ➡️ and click the link in our bio to find out more!

#LoveQUB #QueensUniversityBelfast #CampusLife #UniversityEvents #QUBICYMI ow.ly/Y0tk50WV8Oa

How was your week? Busy? Us too!

Here's everything that happened at Queen's this week, from award wins, research revelations and the Balmoral Show 2026.

Swipe ➡️ and click the link in our bio to find out more!

#LoveQUB #QueensUniversityBelfast #CampusLife #UniversityEvents #QUBICYMI ow.ly/Y0tk50WV8Oa

How was your week? Busy? Us too!

Here's everything that happened at Queen's this week, from award wins, research revelations and the Balmoral Show 2026.

Swipe ➡️ and click the link in our bio to find out more!

#LoveQUB #QueensUniversityBelfast #CampusLife #UniversityEvents #QUBICYMI ow.ly/Y0tk50WV8Oa

How was your week? Busy? Us too!

Here's everything that happened at Queen's this week, from award wins, research revelations and the Balmoral Show 2026.

Swipe ➡️ and click the link in our bio to find out more!

#LoveQUB #QueensUniversityBelfast #CampusLife #UniversityEvents #QUBICYMI ow.ly/Y0tk50WV8Oa

The Lanyon Building will be illuminated in rainbow colours this evening to mark the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia, and to show our solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community. 🏳️‍🌈

#LoveQUB #LGBTQIA #IDAHOBIT #InclusionMatters #LGBTQSupport

If you're attending the Queen's Open Day on June 6th, #QUB student Niamh has put together this handy guide to make sure you get the most out of your time in our wee city.

And if you haven't booked your trip over for the open day, there's still time! Click the link in our bio to get the ball rolling.

📍June Open Day
🗓️ Saturday 6th June
🕐 9.30 - 15.30

#LoveQUB #QUB #Belfast https://ow.ly/hKlb50YZzbV #UKStudy #QueensUniversityBelfast

If you're attending the Queen's Open Day on June 6th, #QUB student Niamh has put together this handy guide to make sure you get the most out of your time in our wee city.

And if you haven't booked your trip over for the open day, there's still time! Click the link in our bio to get the ball rolling.

📍June Open Day
🗓️ Saturday 6th June
🕐 9.30 - 15.30

#LoveQUB #QUB #Belfast https://ow.ly/hKlb50YZzbV #UKStudy #QueensUniversityBelfast

If you're attending the Queen's Open Day on June 6th, #QUB student Niamh has put together this handy guide to make sure you get the most out of your time in our wee city.

And if you haven't booked your trip over for the open day, there's still time! Click the link in our bio to get the ball rolling.

📍June Open Day
🗓️ Saturday 6th June
🕐 9.30 - 15.30

#LoveQUB #QUB #Belfast https://ow.ly/hKlb50YZzbV #UKStudy #QueensUniversityBelfast

If you're attending the Queen's Open Day on June 6th, #QUB student Niamh has put together this handy guide to make sure you get the most out of your time in our wee city.

And if you haven't booked your trip over for the open day, there's still time! Click the link in our bio to get the ball rolling.

📍June Open Day
🗓️ Saturday 6th June
🕐 9.30 - 15.30

#LoveQUB #QUB #Belfast https://ow.ly/hKlb50YZzbV #UKStudy #QueensUniversityBelfast

If you're attending the Queen's Open Day on June 6th, #QUB student Niamh has put together this handy guide to make sure you get the most out of your time in our wee city.

And if you haven't booked your trip over for the open day, there's still time! Click the link in our bio to get the ball rolling.

📍June Open Day
🗓️ Saturday 6th June
🕐 9.30 - 15.30

#LoveQUB #QUB #Belfast https://ow.ly/hKlb50YZzbV #UKStudy #QueensUniversityBelfast

If you're attending the Queen's Open Day on June 6th, #QUB student Niamh has put together this handy guide to make sure you get the most out of your time in our wee city.

And if you haven't booked your trip over for the open day, there's still time! Click the link in our bio to get the ball rolling.

📍June Open Day
🗓️ Saturday 6th June
🕐 9.30 - 15.30

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If you're attending the Queen's Open Day on June 6th, #QUB student Niamh has put together this handy guide to make sure you get the most out of your time in our wee city.

And if you haven't booked your trip over for the open day, there's still time! Click the link in our bio to get the ball rolling.

📍June Open Day
🗓️ Saturday 6th June
🕐 9.30 - 15.30

#LoveQUB #QUB #Belfast https://ow.ly/hKlb50YZzbV #UKStudy #QueensUniversityBelfast