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Queen's University Belfast
Queen’s University Belfast (Irish: Ollscoil na Banríona, Béal Feirste) was founded as Queen’s College, Belfast, and its roots date back to 1810. Overall, the university has a strong technical profile. In parallel, St Mary’s College trains future teachers. Across its three faculties — the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences; the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences; and the Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Sciences — around 25,000 students are enrolled.
© Queen's University Belfast
Queen's University Belfast
Physical Geography (Environmental Change):
- Ecology
- Geomorphology and Environmental Systems
Human Geography (Past Cultural Change, Society, Space and Culture):
- Historical Geography
- GIS and Spatial Analysis
- Urban and Regional Studies
- Climate Change
- Geopolitics
- Independent Studies
- Gender Studies
- (Field research internships are offered during the spring semester)
- Number of Erasmus Places: 2 (1–2 semesters; Bachelor’s only)
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Language Level: B2 English (Language Requirements)
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Semester Dates: Winter Semester: Mid-September to late December; Summer Semester: Early January to late May / early June
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Erasmus Application Deadlines: Winter Semester: 14 May; Summer Semester: 14 October
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English-Taught Geography Courses: Yes
- Geography Courses: GGY
- Accommodation
- Student Testimonials
- Factsheet (1,5 MB)