Queen’s University Belfast Fees for Indian Students 2026/27
Queen’s University Belfast fees for Indian students on postgraduate (PG) courses are £25,000 (INR 32.26 Lakhs) to £29,000 (INR 37.42 Lakhs). Undergraduate (UG) tuition is £24,600 (INR 31.75 Lakhs) to £28,500 (INR 36.78 Lakhs). Master of Science (MSc) Business Analytics lists £26,500 (INR 34.20 Lakhs) for January 2027.
Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) accommodation starts at £119 (INR 15,357) weekly. That equals £4,760 (INR 6.14 Lakhs) for a 40-week standard room. Elms BT9 is QUB’s student village, while Elms BT1 and BT2 are city-centre halls within a bus ride.
The January 2027 MSc Business Analytics route costs £34,813 (INR 44.93 Lakhs) with a 51-week Elms BT9 room. With the Queen’s Business School award, the same tuition plus housing falls to £28,813 (INR 37.18 Lakhs). Exchange rate used: £1 = INR 129.05, supplied for 14 September 2026.
- Queen’s Business School awards reduce eligible January 2027 PG tuition by £6,000 (INR 7.74 Lakhs).
- The Early Confirmation Award can cut another £1,500 (INR 1.94 Lakhs) when offer terms allow it.
- QUB accommodation deposit is £300 (INR 38,715), and it is not deducted from rent.
January 2027 Intake: PG route with Chevening deadline pressure
Intake: January 2027 is open for selected PG courses and works with 3 to 8 visa-processing weeks. UG entry is September 2027 through Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). Pharmacy closes on 13 January 2027, and most other UG pages show 30 June 2027.
Fee update: January 2027 PG rows use 2026/27 course pages, from £25,000 (INR 32.26 Lakhs) to £27,600 (INR 35.62 Lakhs). September 2027 rows show UG rates from £24,600 (INR 31.75 Lakhs) to £28,500 (INR 36.78 Lakhs). Replace totals when a later official fee changes the offer.
When to pay: Business School and Molecular Biology pages list a £1,000 (INR 1.29 Lakhs) tuition deposit. The offer sets the deposit date, while January PG applications should reach QUB by 31 December 2026.
Scholarships: Chevening India closes on 6 October 2026 at 16:30 IST. QUB also lists January 2027 automatic awards of £2,000 (INR 2.58 Lakhs) to £6,000 (INR 7.74 Lakhs).
Next step: Match the January 2027 deadline with Queen’s University Belfast admissions.
Table of Contents
- Queen’s University Belfast Tuition Fees by Programme
- Queen’s University Belfast Fee Trend by Year
- Cost of Living in Belfast for Indian Students
- Total Cost of Studying at Queen’s University Belfast
- Queen’s University Belfast Scholarships for Indian Students
- Queen’s University Belfast Tuition Deposit and Payment Options
- Hidden Costs of Studying at Queen’s University Belfast
- Fee Saving Strategies for Indian Students
- Is Queen’s University Belfast Worth the Cost for Indian Students
- Queen’s University Belfast Fees FAQs
Queen’s University Belfast Tuition Fees by Programme
QUB uses course-level international tuition, so each course page controls the fee structure. January 2027 PG pages are useful because that is the current workable entry. September 2027 UG pages matter because January entry is not offered for UG.
Postgraduate Fees: January 2027 and September 2027
Ten PG rows show tuition from £25,000 (INR 32.26 Lakhs) to £29,000 (INR 37.42 Lakhs). Tuition is charged annually for these one-year full-time courses. Artificial Intelligence (AI) appears in two January course names.
| Programme | Duration | Published tuition (GBP and INR) | Indicative full-course tuition (GBP and INR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Master of Business Administration (MBA) | 1 year full-time | January 2027: £25,000 (INR 32.26 Lakhs) | £25,000 (INR 32.26 Lakhs) |
| Business Analytics MSc | 1 year full-time | January 2027: £26,500 (INR 34.20 Lakhs) | £26,500 (INR 34.20 Lakhs) |
| AI in Business MSc | 1 year full-time | January 2027: £26,500 (INR 34.20 Lakhs) | £26,500 (INR 34.20 Lakhs) |
| Management MSc | 1 year full-time | January 2027: £26,500 (INR 34.20 Lakhs) | £26,500 (INR 34.20 Lakhs) |
| Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (AI) MSc | 1 year full-time | January 2027: £27,600 (INR 35.62 Lakhs) | £27,600 (INR 35.62 Lakhs) |
| Cyber AI MSc | 1 year full-time | January 2027: £27,600 (INR 35.62 Lakhs) | £27,600 (INR 35.62 Lakhs) |
| Accounting, Finance and Analytics MSc | 1 year full-time | September 2027: £27,800 (INR 35.88 Lakhs) | £27,800 (INR 35.88 Lakhs) |
| Financial Analytics MSc | 1 year full-time | September 2027: £27,800 (INR 35.88 Lakhs) | £27,800 (INR 35.88 Lakhs) |
| Finance and Trading MSc | 1 year full-time | September 2027: £27,800 (INR 35.88 Lakhs) | £27,800 (INR 35.88 Lakhs) |
| Molecular Biology and Biotechnology MSc | 1 year full-time | September 2027: £29,000 (INR 37.42 Lakhs) | £29,000 (INR 37.42 Lakhs) |
The full-course figure uses the current published annual fee for one year. It is not a future-fee forecast.
Source: QUB January 2027 PG course pages; QUB September 2027 PG course pages.
- Business School January rows publish a £1,000 (INR 1.29 Lakhs) tuition deposit for international students.
- Data Science and Cyber AI publish £27,600 (INR 35.62 Lakhs), but not a public deposit amount.
- Molecular Biology and Biotechnology adds a laboratory coat cost of £10 (INR 1,291).
- Business School September rows advise applications by 13 August 2027 for late September starts.
- The Molecular Biology and Biotechnology deadline is 31 July 2027, before Business School closes.
Queen’s University Belfast Undergraduate Fees: September 2027
Five UG rows show annual tuition from £24,600 (INR 31.75 Lakhs) to £28,500 (INR 36.78 Lakhs). Bachelor of Science (BSc), Bachelor of Engineering (BEng), Bachelor of Laws (LLB), and Master of Pharmacy (MPharm) are official award names.
| Programme | Duration | Published tuition (GBP and INR) | Indicative full-course tuition (GBP and INR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business Management with Placement BSc | 4 years full-time | £24,600 (INR 31.75 Lakhs) per year | £98,400 (INR 1.27 Crore) |
| Law LLB | 3 years full-time | £24,600 (INR 31.75 Lakhs) per year | £73,800 (INR 95.24 Lakhs) |
| Computer Science Professional Experience BSc | 4 years full-time | £28,500 (INR 36.78 Lakhs) per year | £114,000 (INR 1.47 Crore) |
| Aerospace Engineering BEng | 3 years full-time | £28,500 (INR 36.78 Lakhs) per year | £85,500 (INR 1.10 Crore) |
| Pharmacy MPharm | 4 years full-time | £28,500 (INR 36.78 Lakhs) per year | £114,000 (INR 1.47 Crore) |
The full-course figure multiplies the published annual tuition by duration at unchanged current rates.
Source: QUB 2027/28 undergraduate course pages.
- Business Management includes an optional study-tour contribution of about £150 (INR 19,358).
- Law offers an optional final-year placement module with at least 100 hours of work.
- Pharmacy closes to international UCAS applicants on 13 January 2027 at 23:30 IST.
- Most other featured UG courses accept international applications until 30 June 2027.
- Pharmacy also needs conduct checks and placement travel beyond tuition.
Note: QUB’s UG professional courses do not share one low-cost band. Pharmacy and Computer Science Professional Experience both sit at £28,500 (INR 36.78 Lakhs) per year.
Next step: Compare linked and unlinked options in Queen’s University Belfast courses.
Queen’s University Belfast Fee Trend by Year
The Computer Science Professional Experience BSc rose by 7.14% between 2026/27 and 2027/28. Use the course-level change before choosing a four-year UG route.
| Year | UG GBP | UG INR | YoY % |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026/27 | £26,600 (INR 34.33 Lakhs) | INR 34.33 Lakhs | Base year |
| 2027/28 | £28,500 (INR 36.78 Lakhs) | INR 36.78 Lakhs | +7.14% |
Source: QUB Computer Science Professional Experience course pages.
- The annual increase adds £1,900 (INR 2.45 Lakhs) before scholarships or housing.
- A four-year Computer Science Professional Experience budget changes by £7,600 (INR 9.81 Lakhs).
- The January 2027 PG pages use 2026/27 tuition, so do not copy this UG trend to PG.
Key Insight: January 2027 PG applicants should use the 2026/27 course fee in the offer. September 2027 UG applicants should budget the 2027/28 Computer Science rate of £28,500 (INR 36.78 Lakhs).
Cost of Living in Belfast for Indian Students
Belfast living expenses are driven by QUB hall choice, because rent ranges from £4,760 (INR 6.14 Lakhs) to £9,720 (INR 12.54 Lakhs) for 40 weeks. QUB defines international students as those residing outside the United Kingdom.
| Expense | Monthly (GBP) | Monthly (INR) | Annual (INR) | Notes for Indian Students |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| QUB standard room | £516 monthly equivalent (INR 66,590) | INR 66,590 | INR 6.14 Lakhs | Based on £119 (INR 15,357) weekly and a 40-week contract. |
| Elms BT9 en suite | £706 monthly equivalent (INR 91,109) | INR 91,109 | INR 8.41 Lakhs | BT9 is a QUB student village, about 15 minutes from campus. |
| Elms BT1 or BT2 en suite | £754 monthly equivalent (INR 97,304) | INR 97,304 | INR 8.98 Lakhs | BT1 and BT2 are city-centre halls with walk or bus options. |
| QUB studio | £871 monthly equivalent (INR 1.12 Lakhs) | INR 1.12 Lakhs | INR 10.38 Lakhs | Studio pricing uses £201 (INR 25,939) weekly. |
| Weavers’ Hall Studio | £1,053 monthly equivalent (INR 1.36 Lakhs) | INR 1.36 Lakhs | INR 12.54 Lakhs | Weavers’ Hall is a 14-minute walk from Queen’s campus. |
| UKVI outside-London maintenance benchmark | £1,171 (INR 1.51 Lakhs) | INR 1.51 Lakhs | INR 13.60 Lakhs | UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) uses up to 9 months. |
Source: QUB residential fees page; GOV.UK Student Visa money guidance.
- QUB offers 40, 48, and 51-week contracts for international students starting in September.
- The 51-week standard-room cost is £6,069 (INR 7.83 Lakhs) for a full PG year.
- The 51-week Elms BT1 or BT2 en suite cost is £8,874 (INR 11.45 Lakhs).
- The £300 (INR 38,715) accommodation deposit becomes a damage deposit.
- International bank transfers should begin 1 to 2 weeks before the payment due date.
Private Housing Near Belfast for Indian Students
No official QUB page publishes a current private-room range for Belfast. Use private listings only after comparing bills, deposit, lease length, and transport.
Note: The cheapest verified QUB room costs £4,760 (INR 6.14 Lakhs) for 40 weeks. A Weavers’ Hall Studio costs £9,720 (INR 12.54 Lakhs), so room type changes rent by INR 6.40 Lakhs.
A January 2027 PG student using a 51-week Elms BT9 room should set aside £8,313 (INR 10.73 Lakhs). A September 2027 UG student can use a 40-week contract for first-year budgeting.
Currency Tip: January 2027 tuition and housing payments should move through QUB’s Flywire route or a planned bank transfer. September 2027 housing starts with the £300 (INR 38,715) deposit, so keep that cash outside tuition funds.
Total Cost of Studying at Queen’s University Belfast
A January 2027 Business Analytics MSc first-year budget is £27,903 (INR 36.01 Lakhs) to £34,227 (INR 44.17 Lakhs) after the Queen’s Business School award. The worked example is Business Analytics MSc for January 2027.
The table uses net tuition after the £6,000 (INR 7.74 Lakhs) Queen’s Business School award. It shows 12-month living through 51-week QUB accommodation contracts.
The Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) is a healthcare payment made with the visa application. QUB does not bill it as tuition.
| Scenario | Tuition | Living | Mandatory Fees | Total Year 1 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Low: standard 51-week room | £20,500 (INR 26.46 Lakhs) | £6,069 (INR 7.83 Lakhs) | £1,334 (INR 1.72 Lakhs), one-year visa and IHS comparison | £27,903 (INR 36.01 Lakhs) |
| Average: Elms BT1 or BT2 en suite | £20,500 (INR 26.46 Lakhs) | £8,874 (INR 11.45 Lakhs) | £1,334 (INR 1.72 Lakhs), one-year visa and IHS comparison | £30,708 (INR 39.63 Lakhs) |
| High: Weavers’ Hall Studio | £20,500 (INR 26.46 Lakhs) | £12,393 (INR 15.99 Lakhs) | £1,334 (INR 1.72 Lakhs), one-year visa and IHS comparison | £34,227 (INR 44.17 Lakhs) |
| Average without Business School award | £26,500 (INR 34.20 Lakhs) | £8,874 (INR 11.45 Lakhs) | £1,334 (INR 1.72 Lakhs), one-year visa and IHS comparison | £36,708 (INR 47.37 Lakhs) |
Source: QUB Business Analytics MSc page; QUB residential fees page; GOV.UK Student Visa and IHS pages.
- The £1,000 (INR 1.29 Lakhs) tuition deposit counts toward tuition, not as an extra fee.
- The table excludes flights, laptop, winter clothing, and course-specific books.
- The one-year Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) comparison is £776 (INR 1.00 Lakhs).
- A Student Visa longer than one year can require £1,164 (INR 1.50 Lakhs) IHS upfront.
- The first-year budget is not a full undergraduate programme budget.
The one-year MSc full-programme budget is INR 39.63 Lakhs under the average housing scenario. A INR 40 Lakhs loan has an equated monthly instalment (EMI) of about INR 54,000 for 10 years at 10.5%.
Key Insight: The £6,000 (INR 7.74 Lakhs) Business School award drops the average January 2027 budget below INR 40 Lakhs. If the £1,500 (INR 1.94 Lakhs) Early Confirmation Award applies, the same scenario falls to £29,208 (INR 37.69 Lakhs).
Queen’s University Belfast Scholarships for Indian Students
January 2027 scholarship relief can reach £7,500 (INR 9.68 Lakhs) on eligible Queen’s Business School PG courses. That requires the automatic award plus offer-compliant Early Confirmation payment.
| Award | Value | Eligibility | Status and deadline | Intake |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Queen’s Business School Scholarships | £6,000 (INR 7.74 Lakhs) | Specified Queen’s Business School PG taught applicants | Automatic assessment with offer | January 2027 |
| International Postgraduate Scholarships | £2,000 (INR 2.58 Lakhs) to £5,000 (INR 6.45 Lakhs) | Specified non-Business School PG taught applicants | Automatic assessment on enrolment | January 2027 |
| Early Confirmation Award | £1,500 (INR 1.94 Lakhs) | New international students with unconditional January offers | Full tuition payment by programme start date | January 2027 |
| Queen’s Family Scholarship | 20% fee reduction | Children, grandchildren, or siblings of eligible Queen’s students or alumni | Application form required | January 2027 |
| Queen’s Loyalty Scholarship | 20% fee reduction | Eligible Queen’s alumni and approved returning students | Terms-based claim | January 2027 |
Source: QUB January 2027 starts scholarships page.
Chevening is the live external route for September 2027 one-year master’s applicants from India.
| Award | Support type | Indian eligibility | Status and deadline | Relevant intake |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chevening Scholarship India | Fully funded one-year master’s scholarship | India is listed as an open Chevening country | Open until 6 October 2026 at 16:30 IST | September or October 2027 UK entry |
Source: Chevening India page; Chevening application timeline.
- Queen’s Business School awards do not replace the £1,000 (INR 1.29 Lakhs) course deposit.
- The Early Confirmation Award needs full tuition payment by the offer’s programme start date.
- Chevening needs at least one unconditional UK offer by 8 July 2027.
- QUB’s closed 2026 Vice-Chancellor and India Excellence awards are not listed as live funding.
Tip for Indian Students: The nearest scholarship deadline is Chevening India on 6 October 2026 at 16:30 IST. January 2027 Business School applicants should first secure the automatic £6,000 (INR 7.74 Lakhs) award through the offer.
Next step: Review QUB award categories through Queen’s University Belfast scholarships.
Queen’s University Belfast Tuition Deposit and Payment Options
QUB publishes a £1,000 (INR 1.29 Lakhs) tuition deposit on the Business School and Molecular Biology course pages used here. The Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) can be delayed when a required deposit is unpaid.
| Programme | Deposit | Timing | Treatment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Master of Business Administration (MBA) | £1,000 (INR 1.29 Lakhs) | After offer, before securing the place | Counts toward tuition |
| Business Analytics MSc | £1,000 (INR 1.29 Lakhs) | After offer, before securing the place | Counts toward tuition |
| Molecular Biology and Biotechnology MSc | £1,000 (INR 1.29 Lakhs) | After offer, before securing the place | Counts toward tuition |
Source: QUB course pages; QUB tuition fee deposit policy.
Methods of Payment: International Students
- Queen’s student information system, Qsis, routes tuition payments through Flywire.
- Flywire supports bank transfer, cards, e-wallets, tracking, and local-currency payment.
- QUB says Flywire bank transfer is usually the cheapest tuition payment option.
- International cards set as United Kingdom payments can show a 3% card fee.
- Education loans from India require proof of funding before the instalment plan.
Steps to Pay the Tuition Fee for International Students
- Accept the QUB offer and read the deposit condition.
- Pay the £1,000 (INR 1.29 Lakhs) deposit when your offer asks for it.
- Wait for the CAS after QUB records the required payment.
- Pay 25% of net outstanding tuition at financial registration.
- Spread the balance through the approved monthly or term plan.
- Keep every tuition and accommodation receipt for the visa file.
The 2026/27 payment plan starts with 25% of net outstanding tuition at financial registration. For a £20,500 (INR 26.46 Lakhs) net Business Analytics bill, 25% is £5,125 (INR 6.61 Lakhs).
Note: January 2027 Business School applications should reach QUB by 31 December 2026. Start international transfers 1 to 2 weeks before any deposit deadline in the offer.
Hidden Costs of Studying at Queen’s University Belfast
The biggest pre-arrival cash item is the IHS, because a one-year PG visa can require £1,164 (INR 1.50 Lakhs) upfront. January 2027 PG applicants pay this before travel, while September 2027 applicants need it after CAS issue.
- Student Visa application from outside the UK costs £558 (INR 72,010).
- A Student visa over one year and up to 18 months uses £1,164 (INR 1.50 Lakhs) IHS.
- QUB accommodation requires a £300 (INR 38,715) damage deposit.
- First rent can reach £3,480 (INR 4.49 Lakhs) for half of a 40-week BT1 or BT2 en suite contract.
- Pharmacy applicants may need conduct checks, including Access NI at £32 (INR 4,130).
- QUB PG pages list books from £30 (INR 3,872) to £100 (INR 12,905) per text.
- Printing and photocopying can add £30 (INR 3,872) to £75 (INR 9,679) per year.
Cash Needed Before Arrival: Business Analytics MSc
The minimum below uses a September housing contract because QUB publishes September residential instalments. January housing offers may set a different schedule.
| Cash item | Amount (GBP and INR) | Treatment |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition deposit | £1,000 (INR 1.29 Lakhs) | Part of tuition, not counted twice |
| Student Visa fee | £558 (INR 72,010) | Extra immigration cost |
| IHS for visa above one year and up to 18 months | £1,164 (INR 1.50 Lakhs) | Paid upfront with the visa application |
| Accommodation damage deposit | £300 (INR 38,715) | Held by QUB and not deducted from rent |
| First 50% of BT1 or BT2 en suite rent | £3,480 (INR 4.49 Lakhs) | Rent prepayment for a 40-week contract |
| Minimum before flights | £6,502 (INR 8.39 Lakhs) | Includes tuition deposit and first rent cash flow |
Source: QUB residential fees page; QUB course pages; GOV.UK Student Visa and IHS pages.
Budget approximately INR 2.61 Lakhs to INR 8.39 Lakhs for hidden and pre-arrival cash items. The lower end excludes tuition deposit and first rent.
Note: Families often forget the full IHS cash timing. A one-year PG visa over 12 months can move £1,164 (INR 1.50 Lakhs) before flights.
Fee Saving Strategies for Indian Students
The most urgent saving for January 2027 is the £1,500 (INR 1.94 Lakhs) Early Confirmation Award. It needs an unconditional offer and full tuition payment by the programme start date.
- Use the automatic Queen’s Business School award first on eligible PG courses.
- Combine only awards that the QUB offer allows in writing.
- Choose a standard room over Weavers’ Hall Studio to save £4,960 (INR 6.40 Lakhs) over 40 weeks.
- Use Flywire bank transfer when it beats an international card with a 3% fee.
- Claim Section 80E interest deduction in India when an education loan is used.
- Treat part-time work as living-cost support, not tuition funding.
- The Graduate visa lasts 18 months for applications made on or after 1 January 2027.
The room choice saving can be larger than several smaller bursaries. It also avoids private-lease uncertainty when Belfast rent evidence is not official.
Tip for Indian Students: For January 2027, the highest controllable saving is the Queen’s Business School award plus Early Confirmation. Together they can reduce tuition by £7,500 (INR 9.68 Lakhs) when offer terms allow both.
Is Queen’s University Belfast Worth the Cost for Indian Students
QUB is strongest financially when the January 2027 Business Analytics MSc net budget stays near INR 39.63 Lakhs. The return case rests on Russell Group status, Belfast housing control, and an 18-month Graduate visa.
Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) ranks Queen’s University Belfast at 174 globally for 2027. The same cached ranking set places QUB at 199 for 2026, showing a 25-place rise.
A INR 40 Lakhs loan creates an EMI of about INR 54,000 for 10 years at 10.5%. Do not use assumed salary to justify repayment before a written job plan exists.
The cost of studying at QUB is more sensitive to scholarships than to small fee differences. A £6,000 (INR 7.74 Lakhs) award covers more than a 40-week standard QUB room.
Source: QS World University Rankings 2027; QUB course and accommodation pages; GOV.UK Graduate visa guidance.
Key Insight: January 2027 Business Analytics becomes a sound fee decision below INR 40 Lakhs after the £6,000 (INR 7.74 Lakhs) award. September 2027 UG applicants need a stronger family cash-flow plan because full-course tuition can reach INR 1.47 Crore.
Next step: Compare the academic return through Queen’s University Belfast rankings.
January 2027 PG applicants should plan around a QUB first-year budget near INR 39.63 Lakhs for Business Analytics with average QUB housing. The Queen’s Business School award cuts £6,000 (INR 7.74 Lakhs), and Early Confirmation may add £1,500 (INR 1.94 Lakhs). A INR 40 Lakhs loan means about INR 54,000 EMI each month. September 2027 UG applicants should treat the 13 January 2027 UCAS date as the first hard fee decision point.
Queen’s University Belfast Fees FAQs
Ques. What are Queen’s University Belfast fees for Indian students?
Ans. Queen’s University Belfast fees for Indian students range from £25,000 (INR 32.26 Lakhs) to £29,000 (INR 37.42 Lakhs) across featured PG rows. Featured UG rows range from £24,600 (INR 31.75 Lakhs) to £28,500 (INR 36.78 Lakhs) per year.
Ques. What is the Queen’s University Belfast MBA fee?
Ans. Queen’s University Belfast MBA tuition is £25,000 (INR 32.26 Lakhs) for the January 2027 page. The Business School award can reduce eligible tuition by £6,000 (INR 7.74 Lakhs).
Ques. What is the MSc Business Analytics fee at Queen’s University Belfast?
Ans. Queen’s University Belfast MSc Business Analytics tuition is £26,500 (INR 34.20 Lakhs) for January 2027. The page lists a £1,000 (INR 1.29 Lakhs) tuition deposit.
Ques. Is January intake available for undergraduate courses at QUB?
Ans. QUB January 2027 entry is PG-only on the featured course evidence. UG applicants should use September 2027 course pages and UCAS deadlines.
Ques. How much is Queen’s University Belfast accommodation?
Ans. QUB accommodation ranges from £119 (INR 15,357) to £243 (INR 31,359) weekly in the published 2026/27 residential fees. A 40-week contract ranges from £4,760 (INR 6.14 Lakhs) to £9,720 (INR 12.54 Lakhs).
Ques. What is the total cost of studying at Queen’s University Belfast?
Ans. Queen’s University Belfast costs about £30,708 (INR 39.63 Lakhs) for a January 2027 Business Analytics year after the Business School award. This includes net tuition, 51-week Elms BT1 or BT2 housing, and one-year visa charges.
Ques. Does Queen’s University Belfast require a tuition deposit?
Ans. Queen’s University Belfast lists a £1,000 (INR 1.29 Lakhs) tuition deposit on Business School and Molecular Biology pages. The offer letter controls the exact payment date.
Ques. Which scholarships are open for Indian students at QUB?
Ans. QUB lists January 2027 automatic awards from £2,000 (INR 2.58 Lakhs) to £6,000 (INR 7.74 Lakhs). Chevening India is also open until 6 October 2026 at 16:30 IST.
Ques. How much cash is needed before arrival at QUB?
Ans. QUB pre-arrival cash can reach £6,502 (INR 8.39 Lakhs) before flights in the Business Analytics example. This includes tuition deposit, visa fee, IHS, accommodation deposit, and first rent.
Ques. How long is the UK Graduate visa after Queen’s University Belfast?
Ans. Queen’s University Belfast graduates applying on or after 1 January 2027 get 18 months under the Graduate visa. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and doctoral graduates get three years.
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- It was relevant to my interests and experience.
- Yes, we had placement and industrial visits. Also wrote a research paper for the course.
- 2-3 lectures 4 days a week.
- 34 students in my course
Fees
- £14,000 for one year
Likes
- The campus is really good, work culture , education is top class.
Dislikes
- Fees might be expensive but cheaper than mainland.
Course Curriculum
- Course sylabus is aligned with the job opportunity
- Daily 2-3 classes and practical, some courses offer online classes too.
- There were around 60-80 students in the class
Fees
- It keeps changing every year. Check the university website for more accurate information. Mine was 17800GBP.
Likes
- The Campus is huge and reminds one of a beautiful city castle.
- The library is massive, and one can find texts you usually will not find otherwise.
- There is good amount of greenery and students can sit anywhere in the campus.
Dislikes
- One of the buildings is extremely confusing to navigate and finding my way to class was a task.
- The distance between buildings felt like a brisk walking marathon to get there just in the nick of time.
- Winter was a hassle because walking took much longer than usual and the slopes and stairs get too slippery to make it to class in time.
Course Curriculum
- It is a mix of theoretical and practical. The course module in itself is designed in a way that there is a lot of self-study done in order for one to familiarize themselves with the course system and ways of writing assessments. Difficulty level: 8.5/10
- Positive aspects: massive coverage of concepts
- Negative aspects: 1 year is not enough to understand it all. Felt like a crash course.
- My classes were scheduled for 4 days a week. 10 am - 12 pm were morning classes, and 2 pm - 4 pm covered the afternoon classes in the first semester. The second semester had classes for 2 hours, followed by a lot of coding practice for statistics and self-study at the library.
- 30 students in the class, 3 Indians, including myself.
Fees
- I do not remember the fees.
- I do not remember but I think all options of payment are available based upon the list given.
- I used to spend about 700 pounds to pay for my rent, utility bills and groceries. But one way I could save up on the groceries was by relying on the pantry system the university has which is very helpful for international students.
Likes
- I like Academics, Infrastructure, Student help
Dislikes
- I dislike that there is nothing like direct placements of students to the companies.
Course Curriculum
- The syllabus is highly up-to date: core modules cover Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Operations & Supply Chain plus current themes like AI?based analytics and ethical/responsible business practice.
- The programme emphasises practical, real-life business challenges and employs case studies, workshops, group tasks to develop employability.
Fees
- 22000 gbp
Likes
- It's Reputation and Rankings QUB is part of the Russell Group, known for its high-quality research and education.
- University features a stunning campus with historical architecture, particularly the iconic Building.
- Strong emphasis on research with many opportunities for students to engage in cutting-edge projects.
Dislikes
- Weather: Northern Ireland's weather can be quite rainy and cold, which might not appeal to everyone.
- Cost of Living: While generally lower than some other UK cities, the cost of living can still be high for students.
Course Curriculum
- The course always gets updated to latest industry standards, there might be site visits, and thesis will be purely research based.
Fees
- It was 22050 GBP, but it can easily accessed from the University website.
Likes
- As an international student, the important thing I liked was about internal scholarship programme and career help facilities.
- Queen's University is a Russel group University and their facilities and courses provided are outstanding.
- Though there were no placements, the career counselling mentors have helped us in resumes preparations and optimizing LinkedIn.
Course Curriculum
- My course was updated to recent industrial and research technologies. In the second semester we were given a chance to perform a research projects and submit a thesis. The classes depends om individual courses, I had classes 4 days a week for 2 hours everyday. The class strength was 30.
Fees
- Fee was 23 lakhs in INR.
Likes
- Location (Belfast), Is a great place. Not too small or to big just the right size. everything is accessible and transport system is pretty efficient. The land is not only beautiful but filled with friendly and helping people. Sufficient Jobs in the market in terms of Part-Time.
- Academic Staff Roster. The professors are absolutely the best. Many of them are industry leaders and their research is world famous. A few of the professors have written multiple book and have yearly volumes with updates. They teach amazing and have the right tools to do so.
- Facilities are world class. They have library size of a small village. Sufficient computer labs and electronic assessment centers. Classes are fully equipped with tech for teachers aids and students aid. The university has its own Student Union building as well. Has all that anyone can imagine from breakout rooms to group discussion rooms. Chill space and Union Bar. The University has its own clinic and hospital as well.
Dislikes
- Nothing particularly. Enough opportunities and university aims to improve everyday.
- The candidate needs to be open for the opportunities and keep ups killing with the community. University has all the supports in place to help but won't be served on a golden plate.
Course Curriculum
- The course is very interesting and can be quite difficult for new members to the field. Queen's does provide a pre-joining course also named INTO Queens where they train and test you with the basics for the actual course to start. Since my course is linked with ACCA and CIMA professional bodies, it is very difficult for someone to understand for new members of this course. Make sure to read through the level of the course before joining the same
- The assessment is done in a hybrid model where we have continuous assignments and written examinations every semester. The assignments are quite different from the Indian education system and can be difficult to understand once in a while. The rubrics for the marking schemes are quite complex and a proper understanding of what is required and needed has to be analysed before heading with the actual assignments. This is where the academic English comes in clutch. Make sure you attend it and get a proper understanding of critical writing and how to use Manchester phrase bank for your assignments. Referencing has to be done rightly and in-text citations play a major role.
Fees
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The fees are as follows:
- Course Fees: £25800
- QMS Scholarship (£6000)
- Early Confirmation Award (£1500)
- Accommodation Fees: £5610
- Accommodation Bursary (£1000)
- Total = £22,910
- Academic fees can be paid a complete year or in 3 installments.
- Accommodation can be paid 100% now, 50% now and then 50% in February, 25% now and the rest in equal installments at the end of Jan, February, & March.
- Monthly Cost:
- Food = £150
- Transport = (If you are 23 or under 23, you can take YLink for 50% off on transport.) YLink: £40
- Exploration and recreational activities £30
- Total = £220 (Can be less or more; depends on your living habits)
Likes
- Awesome architecture and building
- Very smooth processing of requests
- Provide an excellent platform for studies ( Silent study area in graduate School, McCLay Library)
Dislikes
- High Shopping Costs: Daily essentials and groceries are notably more expensive in university areas around Queen’s University, which strains student budgets.
- Expensive Studio Apartments: Accommodation rent, especially for studio apartments in Queen’s housing, is high, making it challenging for students seeking affordable housing close to campus.
- Limited Budget Flexibility: Students often depend on scholarships or part-time work, and the higher expenses in the area can create financial pressure.
Course Curriculum
- The difficulty level of your course curriculum is moderate with more focused on practical than theory.
- Positive aspect is that m studying the course i enjoy Chemistry and got to work in Chemistry lab. The education is open here that i can attend any class i like.
- They arrange lots of seminars , meetings that enhance my communication skills and introduce my to diverse people of different expertise.
- I am PhD student. My post doc is Indian. I have 2 supervisors one primary and one secondary. Teaching methodology is though Research update and sessions of that in every week. In our research lab in every week we discuss reaction mechanism that helps in clear concepts. After that we have one-to-one interactions with supervisor to communicate any problems.
Fees
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Tuition Fees for International Students (2024)
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Taught Courses
Classroom-Based Courses (FR1): £21,500 per year
Laboratory-Based Courses (FR2): £25,800 per year
Research CoursesClassroom-Based Courses (FR1): £20,500 per year
Laboratory-Based Courses (FR2): £25,600 per year
Estimated Living Expenses
Accommodation -
Studio Apartment Rent: £940 per month
Annual Cost: £11,280
GroceriesMonthly Groceries: £300
Annual Cost: £3,600
Transportation (Bus and Train)Monthly Cost (if commuting): £200
Annual Cost (if commuting): £2,400
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Likes
- High Research Output: My course involved a lot of research work whether it is dry lab or wet lab, and Queen’s University Belfast had a high research output. Even the assignments and exams were devised in a way which required a lot of research and creative thinking which enriched my academic experience and allowed me to think out of the box and find the reason behind every line in the research papers. There was nothing as rote-learning, I had to logically think before writing every answer.
- State-of-the-Art Facilities: As mentioned, Molecular Biology and Biotechnology was all about lab work and the university provided access to modern labs and research equipment. There were no restrictions on the amount or type of reagents that we could use. The lab managers made sure that we had access to all the right chemicals, required for our practical. The University encouraged hands-on research. We had access to all the research papers published till date with the university email ID and could even print them free of cost at the library.
- Supportive Professors: The professors and lab managers were incredibly knowledgeable and supportive. They never doubted us if we made mistakes, rather would encourage us to repeat the experiments and find out the mistake on our own. They supported me when I would not obtain the desired experimental results. I went to them with the silliest of questions and they would patiently explain them till my doubts were cleared. They were instrumental in shaping my research mind and building my analytical and logical skills.
Dislikes
- High Tuition fees: The tuition fees are high for international students, which put financial burden on me and my family.
- High Accommodation and Living Costs: Student accommodations were relatively expensive as well, due to which I had to do part-time jobs to support my living costs. Even the public transport was expensive which forced me to walk most of the times even in bitter cold.
- Limited food options: The variety of food options available on campus were limited and costly.
Course Curriculum
- The course involved both theoretical and practical work and the difficulty level increased at a steady pace as we moved on from one semester to another. The theoretical classes provided a good understanding of the topics, while the practical classes involved hands-on training.
- Some positive aspects of the course were conducting experiments and analysing results, which prepared me for real-world jobs. The course did not involve rote learning at all, which allowed me to increase my creative and logical skills. Professors were approachable and highly knowledgeable, which increased my confidence and subject matter expertise. The negative aspects were none as such but sometimes the workload felt a lot, especially managing a part-time job alongside was a challenge.
- There would be 4-5 classes each week, mostly between 9 a.m. and 5pm. The thesis involved a lot of lab work and intensive experiments so sometimes I would be in the lab till 9pm.
- There were around 30 students in my class.
- The majority of students were Indians, I would say around 19-20.
Fees
- The only fees charged by Queen's are the course fees, which were £22050 in the year 2022. There were no admission fees.
- Accommodation/Hostel Fees: £6,000
- Fees are charged on a yearly basis.
- Here is a rough breakdown of the fees:
- Accommodation fees: £600 (per month)
- Transportation: £16 (per week for bus)
- Food/groceries: £200 (per month)
- Misc.: £100 (per month)
Likes
- A really interesting point about QUB was their engagement with students. my department, HAPP, often organised events to make sure the students are connected and remain cordial.
- Friendly and supportive professors that made the 3 years of the degree really enjoyable and less stressful
- Teaching assistants: our TA's would usually take non-lecture classes which were less formal and more interactive. this helped us students to clarify our doubts at a more relaxed pace.
Dislikes
- The university campus is spread on a vast broken up scale. there are many buildings that are in different locations so going from one location to another with 5 minutes in hand between classes was a big challenge at times.
- The unpredictable nature of the weather would really bring down the morale of many international students and also the will to go to classes in a sudden downpour. thw winters are also unbearable at times.
- My course, in my opinion, needs to be heavily decolonised. Majority of its content is western influenced and lacks diversity. Even in talking about political instabilities in countries, very less focus is on the eastern world.
Course Curriculum
- The course was not very difficult. it was majorly theoretical, given the nature of my degree. the involved PPT’s and lectures for the entirety.
- The good part was that the professors had academic understanding and knowledge which they imparted very easily on to us. The conceptual understanding and clarity was made pretty easy by the professors as they were pretty friendly. However, given that the theoretical nature of the course and the degree there was no hands on experience provided to the students and this made the course very redundant, making it a loop of lectures and classes without any break or change in scenario.
- My course had only four Indian students that I was aware of.
- However, in other courses, there was a biggest strength or a bigger intensity of Indian students in their batch.
Fees
- My course fees kept going up each year.
- Initially it was somewhere around 15,000-16,000 GBP after some application scholarships.
- It went up to 18k GBP till my final year.
- Accommodation prices also went up each year.
- My first-year accommodation was 124 GBP per week.
- In the second year it was free for me, as I was a residential assistant, in which your rent is free for the role you take.
- In my third year, I went to a private student accommodation that was 195 GBP per week.
- The rent in student accommodations is usually per week and leases are per month.
- The rent in student accommodations gets collected either all at once or per semester, depending on which accommodation you stay in.
- However, in the first year, they collected rent in 4 quarters in the entire year.
- The buses are pretty cheap. 1-2 GBP for a one-way ticket to a not-so-far-off location.
- The day pass, which gives you unlimited rides for a day, costs 3.5 GBP
- The groceries would cost me around 40-50 per week and even 100 sometimes, depending on how much I eat out.
- Eating out would cost at least 10 GBP for one meal if you include a drink.
- Monthly expenses would be around 200-300 per month, which is controlled yet relaxed and uncompromised spending.
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