Behind the Scenes at Queen's
Queen's University Belfast
Never thought of working at Queen's? Come and see Behind the Scenes to dispel some myths!
Find out more about working at Queen's University Belfast.
At this open morning on the Queen's University campus, you will meet people who work here, tour our facilities and buildings and get an insight into our recruitment and selection processes.
Light refreshments will be served at this informal event which is designed for you to discover what it is like working here.
Demand is expected to be high so numbers are limited to the first 30 people. Please register for this FREE event by 5pm Wednesday 5 April 2017 to avoid disappointment! Click on the organisation url link (on the right of this screen you are reading now) and then "booking" and "book online".
Queen's University Belfast is committed to equality of opportunity and this is an open and inclusive event for everyone to attend. However as people with disabilities, protestant men, and those from ethinic minority communities are under represented in some areas at Queen's, we would particularly welcome attendance from these groups.
Date and Time
Location
Meet outside Graduate School
Main Site
Belfast
BT7 1NN
United Kingdom
Behind the Scenes at Queen's
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