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Here to help you be well.

#QUBeWell is our whole‑university approach to mental health and wellbeing. Research and sector guidance show that when an entire institution works together, it is more effective in improving wellbeing, breaking down stigma, and helping people access support when they need it. At Queen’s, teams from across the University collaborate to make sure students and staff feel connected, supported and able to thrive.

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Themes for 2025-26

Choosing themes that are important and relevant to you

The #QUBeWell Team have identified four main themes for the 2025/26 academic year that are based on a combination of our four key pillars, and what is important to our students' wellbeing at this time. These are:

1. Connection and Belonging
2. Training and Education
3. Movement
4. Data and Research

Want to let us know about a project that is happening where you are?

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2025-26 Action Plan

Discover how #QUBeWell will be implemented across this academic year

Want to find out how Student Wellbeing and Accessible Learning Support, �Ǹ�Թ� Sport, Accommodation and the Students' Union work together to embed the aims and objectives of #QUBeWell?

We've set out an ambitious action plan for 2025-26, giving ourselves measurable objectives that demonstrate the impact we are having on students and staff.

View the #QUBeWell Action Plan 25-26

Led by key services from across the University

Supporting and driving wellbeing across campus

Student Wellbeing

A confidential, student‑centred service offering drop‑ins, wellbeing consultations, access to counselling, self‑help resources and personalised signposting - supporting your mental, physical and emotional wellbeing throughout your time at Queen’s.

Accessible Learning

A dedicated service that helps students with a disability, long‑term condition or a working diagnosis access reasonable adjustments and tailored academic support - from Individual Student Support Agreements and exam arrangements to advice on funded support ensuring you can fully participate in university life.

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Queen’s Sport offers inclusive opportunities to get active and improve your wellbeing through its world-class facilities, classes and the Active Campus programme - a wide‑ranging initiative designed to help students and staff ‘find their movement’, connect with others and enjoy social, recreational activity at any level.

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Supporting student wellbeing through safe, inclusive living environments, early welfare support, and a strong community focus that helps students feel connected and supported at �Ǹ�Թ�.

Global Institute for Educational Excellence

Enhancing student and staff wellbeing by embedding mental health, wellbeing and accessibility into teaching, assessment and the wider learning environment.

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Staff Wellbeing

Supporting a healthy university community by promoting staff wellbeing, creating supportive workplaces, and recognising the vital link between staff and student wellbeing.

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Contributing to wellbeing by designing and maintaining inclusive, safe and welcoming physical spaces that support mental health, accessibility and a positive campus experience.