Queen’s University Belfast

Research from Queen's University Belfast shows that evidence-based early-years programmes can rebuild trust and social cohesion in conflict-affected societies

Queen’s University Belfast is ushering in a new era for its teaching with immersive learning environments that allow health and social care students to dig deeper into their subjects and develop essential workplace skills – and it all begins with clearly defined learning goals and collaboration

Research at Queen’s University Belfast takes a close look at an often-overlooked impact of cancer diagnoses – the negative effect on cancer caregivers

By incorporating children’s and young people’s voices in decisions, communities can ensure they are granted agency to influence their own lives

From proteins to the health of a nation, AI has tremendous scope for impact in the healthcare section

Despite its emotive, and often bleak, nature there is hope that academic research around terrorism and counterterrorism can result in more benign outcomes

Although the post-growth economic model is gaining traction, the higher education space could do more to encourage buy-in from policymakers