Join a university that knows no limits. Price Check – Tuition Fees Area of Institution Year 1 Fee (typical course) (£) Cumulative Fee (typical course)

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Join a university that knows no limits

Price Check – Tuition Fees Area of Institution Year 1 Fee (typical course) (£) Cumulative Fee (typical course) (£) N. Ireland University 3,57510,395 English University 9,00027,000 Scottish University 9,00036,000

What's unique about QUB? Queens History Founded in 1845 – the 9th oldest University in the UK Royal charter in 1908 Russell Group 2006 Entrepreneurial University of the Year 2009 Outstanding Engineering Research Team of the Year 2010

Queens Buildings Lanyon BuildingStudent UnionMcClay Library

A University for the 21 st Century £259m invested 5 libraries State of the art – McClay Library Harvard & Yale 1m vols/150 yrs One of Best in World!

Physical Education Centre State of the art fitness equipment 10 metre climbing wall Swimming pool Cardio & strength equipment Squash courts 80 exercise classes Olympic training venue

Students Union Elected student officers 300 staff 2 bars and a live music venue – Mandela Hall Comedy nights, Live bands, discos and quizzes. Shine Coffee shop, juice bar, 2 nd hand books, chemist, bank, snooker rooms. 90 non sport clubs SU Radio

Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences Accounting Actuarial Science Business Economics Business Management Criminology Drama Economics Education English Film Studies Finance French International Business International Politics International Studies Irish & Celtic Law Linguistics History Music Music Technology Philosophy Politics PPE Social Anthropology Social Policy Social Work Sociology Spanish & Portuguese Theology

Humanities & Social Sciences BA/BMus/BSc/BSW Intake:Approx. 900 Structure:Normally 3 years - except Languages (4 years) First year broadly based leading to: Single Honours Joint Honours Entry Requirements: Normally BBB but can vary according to course ABB for Social Work, Criminology, History, Politics and English Academic and Vocational A-Levels interchangeable in many cases

Faculty of Engineering & Physical Sciences Engineering Degrees Aerospace Chemical Civil Computer Games Development Computer Science Electrical & Electronic Environmental & Civil Manufacturing Mechanical Product Design & Development Software Structural with Architecture Other Degrees Archaeology & Palaeoecology Architecture Business Information Technology Chemistry Computing & Information Technology Environmental Planning Geography Mathematical Studies Physics Psychology

Engineering and Physical Sciences BEng/MEng/BSc/MSci Structure: BEng/BSc - 3 years MEng/MSci – 4 years Optional placement year (except Computing – compulsory) Entry Requirements: Engineering MEng AAB BEng BBB to include Maths & appropriate Science subject Science CoursesMSci AAB - ABB BSc ABB – BBB Subject requirements depend on degree Exception: ABB for Psychology Vocational A-Levels considered individually

Faculty of Medicine, Health & Life Sciences Agricultural Technology Biochemistry Biological Sciences Biomedical Science Dentistry Environmental Biology Food Quality, Safety & Nutrition Genetics Human Biology Land Use & Environmental Management Marine Biology Medicine Microbiology Midwifery Molecular Biology Nursing Pharmacy Zoology

Life Sciences Intake:Approx. 400 Subjects: GCSE Maths required all courses Normally Biology and/or Chemistry – except Land Use & Environmental Management degree Entry Requirements: BBB for most degrees (ABB for Biomedical Science/Human Biology) AAB for Pharmacy, including one of Biology, Maths or Physics Vocational A-Levels considered individually

Actuarial Science and Risk Management Intake: 35 Structure: 4 year course for BSc 3 rd year spent in a salaried placement in an actuarial or risk management environment Entry Requirements: AAA+A(AS) to include A-Level Maths GCSE Maths Grade B Career Prospects: Graduates exempt from many professional exams Once qualified, typical starting salary over £40,000 Job opportunities worldwide

Architecture Intake: 90 Structure: 3 year course 1 year practical experience 2 year March Subjects: GCSE Art, A Level Maths, Art and Physics are all desirable GCSE Maths Grade B essential Entry Requirements: ABB Candidates may be interviewed Motivation is important Academic and Vocational A-Levels interchangeable

Computing Courses l Computer Science (MEng, BEng, BSc) l Computer Games Design & Development (MEng) l Computing & Information Technology (BSc) l Business Information Technology (BSc) Entry Requirements: l MEng – AAB, BSc – ABB-BBB, BEng – BBB Subject Requirements: l Computer Science – Maths, Physics, Chemistry, CS, ICT l Computer Games – Maths, Physics l Others – no subjects required Career Opportunities: l Lots of well paid jobs l Placement year l Broad range of jobs

Criminology Intake:40 Structure:3 year course Subjects Include: Development of Policing Cyber Crime Gender Crime and Harm Crime and the Media Entry Requirements: ABB No subject specific requirements Academic and Vocational A-Levels interchangeable

Drama Studies Intake:50 Structure:3/4 year course (BA) Features: New centre for Drama & Film Course focus on performance, production, design and directing Assessment by performance, presentation and written coursework Entry Requirements: BBB Interested in performance Prepared to participate in practical theatre classes

Law LLB (Law) - 3 years LLB (Common and Civil Law with French or Spanish) - 4 years LLB (Law with Politics) - 3 years LLB Intake: Approx. 260 Subject Requirements: Almost all subjects acceptable A Level Language for Law with Language Entry Requirements: AAA – Law, Law with Languages and Law with Politics Academic and Vocational A-Levels interchangeable in many cases GCSE / year 13 grades important

Medicine MEDICAL SCHOOL Intake:262 Structure:5 year course for MB.BCh.BAO. Integrated structure Pre-registration period plus 3 – 7 or more additional years of professional training

Medicine Subjects: Chemistry and at least one from Biology to at least AS Level grade B required Only one Maths subject accepted at A Level Only one Vocational A Level accepted Requirements: AAA + A (AS) GCSE / year 13 grades are very important UK Clinical Aptitude Test – UKCAT and interview Biology Maths Physics

Nursing 3 year programme leading to a Degree/Diploma and Registration with Nursing and Midwifery Council Stage 1 (1 yr)Foundation programme Stage 2 (2 yrs) Specialist option: Adult Nursing Childrens Nursing Mental Health Nursing Learning Disability Nursing

Nursing Bursaries: Non means tested, tax free - Approximately £5000 per annum Subjects: English, Mathematics and a Science subject at GCSE essential Entrance Requirements: BCC with an appropriate Science BBC if no appropriate Science BSc in Midwifery also available Academic and Vocational A Levels interchangeable in many cases

UCAS Closing Dates 15 October-Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary and Oxbridge 15 January-All other courses Web based application system Important Sections Choices- up to 5 choices - max. of 4 for Medicine, Dentistry or Veterinary Results- those already taken - those to be completed Reference

Personal Statement Reasons for choosing a subject Work / Voluntary Experience Extra-Curricular Activities Awards and Achievements Positions of Responsibility Ability to work on your own Teamwork Skills Developed Writing Skills