Student Accommodation near Queen's University Belfast

Queen's University Belfast, also known as Queen's University, was founded in 1845 and is located in the heart of Belfast, Northern Ireland. Also, it is a member of the prestigious Russell Group University. Each year, QUB attracts around 23,000–25,000 students, including international students from over 80 countries. Many students are exploring student housing in Belfast near the campus, combining convenient access to university facilities with the city's vibrant life.

QUB is renowned for its strong teaching and research, with popular programs in medicine, business, engineering, and the humanities. Graduates benefit from a 96% employability rate, reflecting the university's industry connections.

Additionally, the prime location of Queen's University Belfast provides easy access to the city centre, with a 10-15 minute walk or a 6-8 minute bike ride. The surrounding public transport, cafes, restaurants, and shopping centres are also easily accessible. The well-equipped on-campus amenities include libraries, study spaces, gyms, and student hubs, and there are over 200 clubs to meet students' diverse academic, social, and interest needs.

Living in university halls is a popular choice, with weekly rents averaging £125-£170. This price covers all essentials like utilities and Wi-Fi, making it easier to manage your budget. For those who want a bit more independence and freedom, students can find various UK student accommodation options in the surrounding neighbourhoods, offering convenient locations and modern facilities. University spots are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so it's definitely worth getting your application in as soon as your offer is confirmed.

• Obel Belfast
• Alma Place
• Bruce Street
• The Gallery
• Botanic Studios
• Aster House
• LIV Belfast
• Great Patrick Street
• Little Patrick Street

• Great Patrick Street
• Little Patrick Street
• Vita Student Bruce Street 
• Nelson Place
• Alma Place
• The Edge
• LIV Student Belfast
• John Bell House

Queen's University Belfast is located just 1.5km from Belfast city centre, offering students the convenience of travelling by bus, train, bicycle, and on foot. The area is perfectly positioned for getting around, with Translink's bus and train networks making travel across Northern Ireland a breeze. Living in our private Queen's University accommodation, convenient transport makes your travel accessible.

Shuttle Bus

Queen's University Belfast operates its own Shuttle Bus, which connects the QUB Main Campus, the Health Sciences Campus and the Belfast City Hospital. The Shuttle Bus operates Monday to Friday from 07:30 - 18:00 and is free of charge for students and staff. 

Metro Buses 

Belfast city buses are operated by Translink Metro. The most popular routes used by students are Metro 8, Metro 7 and Metro 5, which connect student areas, Queen's University Belfast and the city centre. Students can apply for a yLink card to receive a 30% student discount.

Train

Botanic Station is the closest train station to Queen's University, a 5-minute walk away, and this hub serves as a major gateway, offering direct rail links to key spots like Bangor, Larne, and Newry, as well as the main line to Londonderry. Plus, it is a 3-minute walk from Great Victoria Street Station and Lanyon Place Station. The single ticket costs around £2.50, making it ideal for students living in the suburbs with long commuting distances.

Bike

The Belfast Bikes scheme launched at Queen's in 2015, with three docking stations on campus. You can locate them outside the Students' Union, the McClay Library and Elms Bucks Library. Not only does the university have bicycle parking, but our QUB student housing also offers free bike storage services.

Walking

Students living in sought-after areas like Botanic Avenue, Stranmillis, and Holylands are within a 10- to 15-minute walk of campus.

Queen's University Belfast is situated in the vibrant capital of Northern Ireland, offering a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty. Beyond the university campuses, there's a plethora of attractions that captivate locals and tourists alike near QUB accommodation. Below are the top attractions that are wait for to explore:

• Titanic Belfast
• Belfast City Hall
• St. George's Market
• Giant's Causeway
• Cathedral Quarter
• Ulster Museum
• Crumlin Road Gaol
• Palm House

Queen’s is well-known for its heavy-hitting programs, especially in Pharmacy & Pharmacology, which sits at an impressive 19th in the world. Its Nursing, Social Policy, and Performing Arts departments also hold their own on the global stage, consistently landing spots in the top 100.

• Medicine
• Law
• Computer Science
• Accredited by BCS
• Business Management
• Engineering
• Pharmacy
• Psychology
• Nursing and Midwifery
• International Relations and Politics
• Biological Sciences