Helpful Contacts

Students’ Union Representation

The Students’ Union is there to represent your interests to the University through:
The elected Full-Time Student Officer Team which include the: President, Postgraduate, Campaigns & Engagement, Education, Equality & Diversity and Welfare Officers
The elected Part-Time Student Officer Team
Your Faculty, School and Course Reps
Student Voice Team

Wellbeing Support

SU Advice - Independent of the University, Advice SU is the Students’ Union’s free and confidential service, which offers a wide range of help and support on areas such as: academic, money, funding, housing, health and wellbeing.
QUB Student Wellbeing Team – Offers a range of support services such as a remote drop in service, counselling, consultations and coaching, education and awareness-raising, safe and healthy relationships advice and self-help material. The advice they can provide can cover the likes of: academic, disability, emergency/incident, financial, mental health, substance usage/addiction or sexual misconduct, bullying, harassment or hate crime.
Inspire Students - Inspire Student Wellbeing is your independent, confidential student counselling service, available to all students at Queen’s.

Disability Support

If you have a diagnosed disability or consider yourself as having a disability, you can get help by contacting Queen’s Disability Services.
Queen’s Students’ Union provides help and support for parents and carers, contact the or the Student Voice Team or SU Advice

Parents/Carers Support

Queen’s Students’ Union provides help and support for parents and carers, contact the or the SU Voice Team or SU Advice

Postgraduate Awards Team

Language Support