Queen’s University Belfast announces New Courses, Scholarships for Indian students

Queen’s University Belfast announced new courses including MSc in Biopharmaceutical Engineering, an MSc in Climate Change catering, MSc Net Zero Engineering, and MSc in Artificial Intelligence for Indian students.

Queen’s University Belfast in collaboration with their South Asia team, concluded a Postgraduate Taught (PGT) recruitment trip to India along with the faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences. During the trip, Queen’s University unveiled scholarships for new courses and sustainability courses for a £5,000 scholarship and a standard scholarship fee for all other courses ranging from £3,000 - £4,000.

The new courses introduced were the MSc Net Zero Engineering, MSc Artificial Intelligence, MSc Biopharmaceutical Engineering, MSc Climate Change catering to diverse interests and industry demands. Emphasizing the popularity among Indian students, courses such as Mechanical Engineering with Management and the newly introduced BSc Data Science offer promising career pathways.

The University has introduced BSc Data Science for undergraduates with the aim of the programme offering a deep and up-to-date education in data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence that equips graduates with key knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary for the future.

Postgraduate Taught (PGT) recruitment trip details

The team connected with potential students and discussed various opportunities within the Faculty of Engineering and Physics (EPS) and engaged with counsellors from 20 agent branches, participated in four education fairs, and held dedicated offer holder sessions.

The opportunities presented by Queen’s University included new courses, scholarships, employment prospects, and accommodation.

Students benefit from engagement with employers, access to international mobility programs, and a robust network of over 3000 employers globally.

For international students, Queen’s provides a welcoming environment with comprehensive immigration support services and high-quality accommodation options. With over 3,500 rooms available on campus and 700 bedrooms in partnership with accommodation providers in Belfast City Centre, Queen’s ensures a safe and supportive living experience for all first-year undergraduate and postgraduate international students.

The university is ranked 4th globally by the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2024. This international standing is supported by Queen’s extensive network of over 250 universities and over 3000 employers across 90 countries. Furthermore, Queen’s annually awards £1.5 million worth of scholarships to international students and boasts a global alumni network spanning over 120 countries.

Queen’s University Belfast Professor Chris Johnson announced as UK Government’s Chief Scientist

Professor Chris Johnson, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Engineering and Physical Sciences has been announced as the UK Government’s Chief Scientist.

"I am really excited to be taking up a new role in Westminster but also to be able to retain my links to Queen’s and to Northern Ireland. It’s my firm intention to promote the economic and social well-being of this region as I work with colleagues to support and guide UK policy in research, innovation and digital infrastructure." said Professor Chris Johnson.

 

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