Beginning this fall, students taking part in the JBIP programs this year will make payments for their deposit and any supplements or late fees online. The Belk Office will now collect these payments through students' MyQueens page.
Queens students have the opportunity to have their junior year or semester abroad at one of several universities in Northern Ireland:
Queen's University of Belfast
The University of Ulster (several campuses)
Several scientific and technical institutes in the Republic
Queens University of Charlotte students will carry a regular course load and have access to a wide choice of courses from the extensive traditional curriculum offered by these institutions. A number of Queens University of Charlotte students have enjoyed great success studying at Queen's University of Belfast and at the various campuses of the University of Ulster.
Program Details
The advertised application and selection process for this program is conducted in January.
This program is open to qualified rising juniors and seniors, in all majors, with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.500.
Participants are selected by Queens faculty and administration on the basis of scholarship (GPA), a written application (including a statement of objectives), and recommendations attesting to academic qualifications, character, and maturity.
Students continue to receive most scholarships and other financial aid, and may participate for almost the same cost as that for the regular term at Queens — as if they are studying on campus in Charlotte.
The university continues to classify the participating students as regular Queens students during the term(s) abroad.
The academic credits earned in this program count toward Queens University graduation requirements.
Interested students who list this program as their first choice on the Belk Program application form should also select one of the other international programs as a second choice.
Further information, applications, and materials on these programs are available in the Belk Program Office.