A degree in a Modern Languages can open global opportunities for students. Check out our student profiles to find out what some of our students have been doing since graduation.

What can I do with a Modern Language Degree?

The pandemic has made us rethink how we work in a wide variety of industries, and this has certainly been the case in the media and broadcast sphere. At Queen's, our Broadcast Production course has adapted to deliver a mixture of in-person and online teaching, with continuing access to equipment and technical support for students whilst maintaining health and safety protocols.  
 
This semester, our Level 2 students are producing their own TV shows with multi-camera setups in our studios on campus.  One of the shows 'C+' highlights the people of Belfast making a positive difference in their community during lockdown. Inspiring stuff!
 
Keep up with our student activities and catch their programmes at the end of this semester on Instagram and Facebook. 

We are delighted to report our degree courses in Food Quality, Safety and Nutrition in the School of Biological Sciences have scored a hat-trick in the National Student Survey (2020):

• 100% of students satisfied overall with course
• 100% in work or doing further study within 6 months of graduating
• 100% of students agreed staff were good at explaining things

The School of Biological Sciences recognises the importance of gaining relevant experience. Our students have the option of a 16 or 46 week period of work experience built into their degree. 

The School has developed an extensive list of contacts and support is provided for students throughout their search for work experience, both locally and internationally, by a dedicated careers and placement advisor. Students work in areas which are relevant to their course including the Food, Agriculture, Environmental, Health, Research and Life Science areas.

Medical students at Queen’s have access to some of the most modern and excellent teaching facilities. The university has invested more than 100 million in research and teaching infrastructure across the Health Sciences Institute with further investment planned, including our new state of the art Simulation Centre which will be opening this year.

Click here to watch a medical tour guided by our current medical students.

With the current restrictions still in place, the School of Dentistry are currently unable to offer Open Day visits to prospective students. In the absence of this we have created a Virtual Experience Video, which provides further information on the course, and allows you to hear from our students. It’s not quite the hands-on experience that our Open Days allow, but it does provide prospective students with some further information.  When it is safe to do so, we will resume our face-to-face Open Days.

Our ‘Focus On’ pages will allow you and your pupils to find out more about Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, and Chemical Engineering. Click the links below and pupils will be able to:

• Hear from our academics, graduates, and current students.
• Watch lots of informative and interesting videos.
• Find out what it’s like to study Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry or Chemical Engineering.
• Learn more about our placement partners
• Gain insight into our students’ placement experiences with some of the biggest companies within the chemical sciences sector.
• Contact us directly to discuss any of these topics.

Want to find out more about careers in Chemistry, and how it can work for your pupils to help them find their perfect careers?

The School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering has just launched its Chemistry at Work portal, which features exciting and engaging content from a range of exhibitors who are leaders within the field of chemical sciences. 

For queries about any of the our courses, you can contact the relevant Faculty directly using the following email addresses: 

Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, email: askahss@qub.ac.uk
Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences, email: askeps@qub.ac.uk
Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Sciences, email: askmhls@qub.ac.uk