Queen's University Belfast was founded by Queen Victoria in 1845. Its teaching and research has a long history and remarkable academic achievements. It is one of the ten oldest universities in Britain. It is located in the south of Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland. The air traffic in this city is very convenient. There are 35 flights to and from London every day, and it takes only one hour by plane. The building is antique and the environment is pleasant. After years of development, Queen's University has gained an international reputation for its high-level teaching and scientific research.

Queen's University Belfast is one of the largest universities in Northern Ireland and enjoys a high reputation in many disciplines, including many traditional vocational courses, including medicine, pharmacy and architecture. Queen's University Belfast has affiliated teaching institutions Stranmillis and Saint Mary. Because the college is committed to research, it is an excellent research-intensive university.