Founded as Queen's College Belfast in 1845 and gaining independent university status in 1908, the campus is steeped in history with a number of Nobel Prize winning alumni. 

Queen's University encompasses over 250 buildings, 98 of which have special architectural interest, and grounds extending to over 100 acres.   

As one of the UK's leading academic institutions, Queen's is committed to its impact on the environment, economy, and society. The University is a pioneer of change, offering a world-class campus in the centre of Belfast.