Queen’s students, faculty and staff personify potential. But in order for these exceptional people to accomplish all they set out to do, we must strengthen our living and learning environment – for all members of our community.
The campus is not just a place to learn, but also a place to live, work and grow. Our residential setting and collective spirit are the starting points for ensuring that our students, faculty and staff feel safe, included and supported. Campus-wide priorities nurture a supportive environment that encourages active learning, cultural awareness and wellness.
For nearly 50 years the Ban Righ Centre has provided personal, academic, and financial services to give mature women students and women students with children the support they need to complete their u ... (Learn More)
For nearly 50 years the Ban Righ Centre has provided personal, academic, and financial services to give mature women students and women students with children the support they need to complete their u ... (Learn More)
Supports student participation in projects devoted to the principles of personal growth and/or community service. (Learn More)
Supports student participation in projects devoted to the principles of personal growth and/or community service. (Learn More)
Your support of The Chancellor Jim Leech Bursary for Indigenous Students will assist Indigenous students in fully participating in the academic and extra-curricular life of the university. (Learn More)
Your support of The Chancellor Jim Leech Bursary for Indigenous Students will assist Indigenous students in fully participating in the academic and extra-curricular life of the university. (Learn More)
The Principal’s Global Scholars and Fellows Program supports students, post-doctoral fellows, and faculty members displaced by war, conflict, and political instability to study and work at Queen’s ... (Learn More)
The Principal’s Global Scholars and Fellows Program supports students, post-doctoral fellows, and faculty members displaced by war, conflict, and political instability to study and work at Queen’s ... (Learn More)
