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Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) is a vibrant and diverse institution that excels in both academic rigor and student support. The university offers a wide range of programs, particularly strong in law and media studies, making it an ideal choice for students looking to explore the intersection of these fields. The faculty members are not only knowledgeable but also approachable, fostering an environment conducive to learning and collaboration. The resources available, including libraries and study spaces, are extensive and cater well to students' needs. Additionally, the university's commitment to research and innovation is evident through various initiatives and partnerships. The campus itself is situated in a lively part of London, providing students with access to numerous cultural, social, and professional opportunities. The sense of community at QMUL is palpable, with numerous clubs and societies that encourage students to engage outside of the classroom.
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Ratings and Reviews
Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) is a vibrant and diverse institution that excels in both academic rigor and student support. The university offers a wide range of programs, particularly strong in law and media studies, making it an ideal choice for students looking to explore the intersection of these fields. The faculty members are not only knowledgeable but also approachable, fostering an environment conducive to learning and collaboration. The resources available, including libraries and study spaces, are extensive and cater well to students' needs. Additionally, the university's commitment to research and innovation is evident through various initiatives and partnerships. The campus itself is situated in a lively part of London, providing students with access to numerous cultural, social, and professional opportunities. The sense of community at QMUL is palpable, with numerous clubs and societies that encourage students to engage outside of the classroom.
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96-152 UCAS Points
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Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) Reputation
Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) has several campuses located across East and Central London. 26,690 students are enrolled at Queen Mary University of London:
- 17,430 of these students come from the UK
- 1,555 come from EU countries
- And 7,700 are students from non-EU countries.
(Source: HESA 2022/23)
The graduate outcomes for Queen Mary University of London show that six months after leaving university, 86% of graduates are in work or further study. The typical graduate salary six months after leaving Queen Mary University of London is £30 - £33K a year.
(Source: HESA Graduate Outcomes Data Survey 2023 for 2020/21 graduates)
Updated: 4th October 2024
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A good university, good teaching staff. It just kind of feels that people are not very social and friendly, quite hard to fit in certain groups. It does feel like people segregate themselves. But other than that, it is a good university, great facilities overall.
amazing time there ! i had the best time with my friends
I think QMUL is a great place for someone who is an undergraduate. From what I have seen, the clubs and social, the student union in general, are very active and have a lot to offer. As a postgraduate, i would say here you would more focus on your academic goals. During your studies, you are not asked to work in a lot of groups or “team up” with your peers. It is really academic focused and, if you want, you can work independently. I really like that as group works are not really my thing when you are asked to do a graded assignment. Compared to my experience back in the Netherlands, where i had to work A LOT with others (many times my grades where ruined by that), I like that now I am responsible for my own fate. Ofc it depends on the programme you are doing, but when it comes to forensic psychology, it is like that :)
I really like the academic staff. Each professor is dedicated and wants us to achieve our best. Moreover the great diversity of the students is something I really appreciate here. The other administrative staff is also very polite and try to help as much as they can.
I really like the university it was my first option. But sometimes there are problems with Wi-Fi in one of the lecture halls. But overall everything is good
Chill uni experience, people are generally kind and easy to talk to
Warm, welcoming and fun campus atmosphere. Everyone is super friendly and willing to help, the facilities are great and the on campus accommodation is a great plus
Everything is a good and fine, but it can be best if they utilise everyone
Love my course , IT and everything works amazingly well. Staff is really nice. Only campus uni in London which is cool. Chill vibes. Very diverse.
I think the university actually makes efforts to get placements but they are not very successful with reaching out to students. So many of the times students are not even aware of the placement events that are going on in the university.
My experience at QMUL thus far has been great. The lecturers and tutors are very good and everyone on campus is super nice.
Wifi could be better and there should be cheap meal plans for students.
Good university with good facilities, good support
Good but could be better in terms of quality
Great university to do your masters degree at. Loads of support from staff members and lecturers
There’s been very welcoming vibe so far the staff are absolutely lovely and so extremely helpful the only thing I’d say is that it’s a bit expensive but other than that honestly no regrets so far
Campus is big with multiple buildings around the area
Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) is a vibrant and diverse institution that excels in both academic rigor and student support. The university offers a wide range of programs, particularly strong in law and media studies, making it an ideal choice for students looking to explore the intersection of these fields. The faculty members are not only knowledgeable but also approachable, fostering an environment conducive to learning and collaboration. The resources available, including libraries and study spaces, are extensive and cater well to students' needs. Additionally, the university's commitment to research and innovation is evident through various initiatives and partnerships. The campus itself is situated in a lively part of London, providing students with access to numerous cultural, social, and professional opportunities. The sense of community at QMUL is palpable, with numerous clubs and societies that encourage students to engage outside of the classroom.
It was great. I love the diversity and the activities.
The university has great campus facilities and end numbers of clubs to join but could be improved in the careers service where the advisers need a little more knowledge about specific degrees so that they can guide the students better personally.
Have only been there for a couple weeks, but it is a very fun and sociable uni to go to. Also have very good food spots near the campus, great uni cafe, and amazing study spaces.
Overall good university, multiple campuses. Location isn’t best.
Love the uni and professors are really helpful
Great experience so far, really happy
A very good experience I really enjoyed
I cant add anything else aside from great campus and opportunities!
Sherren House is a charming gem with exceptional hospitality, cozy rooms, and a warm atmosphere. The staff goes above and beyond to ensure a memorable stay. Highly recommended!
This is a nice place to live. It feels a home.
I love my accommodation at Sherren house, staff really friendly
Very pleasant university with amazing communities and societies, very close to accommodation and witb good location within the city as a whole.
I really like it. I enjoy it I
Studying MSC:Investment & Finance has been a great experience.
There are amazing facilities such as the great variety of societies that are so inclusive! There is almost a society for every activity, culture and career! The careers service is also incredibly useful where I received valuable guidance in my personal career journey.
A great experience where I learned a lot about myself and what my future holds for me.
Overall the university is good but does not have a lot of activities and events
The campus being so disjointed made it difficult for me as a Postgrad Law student to get involved in clubs and societies and participate in on campus initiatives. Most of these initiatives were held in the main campus while I was in classes 2 trains away at CCLS. It felt like a completely different school. CCLS was fine, nothing overly bad or good to report.
Finishing a 24hr exam in the middle of the morning and going to Canalside to see the sunrise over the water makes it worth staying up the whole day.
Queen Mary University is such an inclusive and amazing place to learn. The campus is in a great location and is the largest london campus which creates a community feel. The teaching is of a high quality and it is easy to meet lots of new friends.
The uni is the only ‘campus’ uni in London however it’s not very nice, it’s very small with not a lot of study and communal spaces. There’s a graveyard in the middle and it’s very grey
I enjoy facilities such as the library and there is always lots to do on campus
The University has many options and viabilities to choose from when it comes to courses and careers. Helped me in career growth and development.
It was great experience to study at QMUL being an international Student.
An amazing range of modules. My personal experience with professors and module evaluations was great and helpful.
Very good over for first year, just some facilities such as drapers could do with a revamp
Good uni specifically like the fact it is a campus
I have had amazing time throught the year and I am still enjoying my study time. Of course exam times are stressful. But the campus is fun. They have some relaxing activities. All the event throughtout he year had made uni life just as I wanted it to be.
overall a lot of activities and things to do on campus throughout the year but there could be more effort to advertise these to students
Such a warm environment, so many great spots on campus to unwind and relax!
Good experience in first year, hoping for better next year though
Queen Mary gave me an enriching educational experience, access to latest technologies and life changing career support.
Lectures are very friendly, they are always happy to help and offer careers advice. I frequently use the careers service to go over my CV and cover letter for applications, and they have also been able to squeeze me in to short notice practise interviews. I have been able to secure two interships this year!
Brilliant staff support and teaching!
I have really enjoyed studying at this University. It is very diverse and welcoming so everyone is really nice and ready to make friends. There are so many opportunities available to students to help with your future career and personal develop. The whole experience really helped me grow as a person. The only thing I don't quite like about it is that some of the PhD students that are hired to teach us some of the modules speak limited English therefore can't help much if you don't quite understand what they are saying.
As an international student, I was really worried about fitting in and making friends but the community at Queen Mary is so kind and warm that I really felt accepted in a heartbeat! I've really loved my course too. If you're interested in Medicine, I high recommend applying here. The academic staff are accessible and supportive, and you get to go on placement at hospitals that are part of Barts Health NHS Trust, the largest trust in the UK. The range of patients you get to meet are super diverse and I really think you'll become a better doctor because of it :)
I’ve had great 3 years at this uni, I would recommend it to everyone.
Overall it was the best experience at the University and I personally loved the Mile End Campus, even though I had all my lectures at the CCLS. Keep up with the good work. Kudos to your team and professors.
Cool, good experience, Great professional staff.
I found it really good. I enjoyed
I study zoology + it is quite niche so I understood in the 1st yr when we were grouped with other students like biology, ecology etc.. but then second year came around and I was still learning bio & eco based modules. Finally in my last year It is slightly more specialized but still not so much. I asked why we don’t have more zoology based modules for zoology students. Their reply was that it’s was due to a lack of funding/staffing. This really broke my heart to realize I wasted my money n if you can’t offer a good quality course (FOR A RUSSLE GROUP) they why even offer it? It makes me feel as though they care more for your money than for your degree. I recently complained about this to my peers who did biology, in which they ALL were surprised to discover I don’t even do the same course as them yet I am in every single one of their lectures. I feel like I don’t belong here or that im not smart enough (In college I got the highest grade and honorable mention so I know I’m capable)
Very cool campus, the social life at qmul is not for me but objectively it’s very fun. Many many clubs and societies to join
Good university with patient professors.
Very mixed social university, multiple campuses with lots of choice in terms of courses and pathways. Newly refurbished library which is great, some of the lecture halls could be refreshed but lots of study and social spaces with two coffee shops and food options.
Great well connected university.
Enjoyed my time at Barts and The London
Good, not bad, not excellent just good
best vibes amazing people lovely staff
thank the team leader Adil and reception Bea!
That is all ok and mental healthy center help me .
Excellent university. Alot of support to students and staff are great.
Very good and very happy.Everything is fine.
It is nice room.. nice stuff!!
In my second year so have already made connections. Was able to stay in touch with peers and colleagues through well run societies and a good community. Online teaching is still something to get used to but I’m very much enjoying my time at university
Great teaching environment. Helpful staff.
The lecturers are good however some are not suited to their respective subjects.
I enjoyed the campus life as it had everything available within walking distance
I am doing study abroad with CIEE and my college is in the United States, Barnard College.
Very supportive staff and passionate.
The university is good and facilities too, but social aspects not so much and wifi not great.
Overall good experience. Wouldn’t have asked for anything better
Great very good university in london
Really good campus and helpful staff
The campus is under construction in most parts but the facilities are good for what needs to be done, I wouldn't say it's outstanding. The internet and wifi connections has its moments of not working but not too much. The student union and careers service are both amazing.
QMUL is a great university with good opportunities to build skills for the future. The teaching is good. In the law school they are very supportive. However, I would say there is a big focus on corporate law which is not for everyone and some students feel there is a competitive culture in trying to get placement schemes.
Good university and amazing staff
I've very much enjoyed my time at Queen Mary, very supportive staff.
Truthfully it is hard to give a fair and well-rounded review of QM considering the amount of missed teaching. Through the 4 years, I have been studying at QM, I am lucky if I have had 10 weeks of uninterrupted classes/teaching. Whilst the pandemic was unprecedented, and I have to give some leeway for the promptness they adapted, my in-person education has been far from value for money. The teachers are great at what they do, though some are clearly there for research and care little about teaching UG, and are often very helpful and willing to help you succeed. The SU is decent, puts on a lot of events and their societies are great ways to get involved. I also have a lot of praise for their Go Abroad office - they're fantastic! Overall, if I hadn't studied abroad, and been so proactive with networking outside of uni, I don't have much to say about how prepared I feel for the workplace. I will have a degree, which may help increase my salary in the short-term, but what a waste of money.
It ia good University and has as large campus
Great place, very friendly, safe. I always have a great time
Great campus university and very friendly. Easy to locate buildings and many visual aids to get around
It’s a great place filled with innovation and creative minds.
It is a really nice university with a great campus area. Only negative is the location of the campus. Clubs and societies are amazing.
helpful staff and interesting campus activity.
I like the uni, especially the people I meet there.The library is great too
Amazing university for computer science students
Good good good good good good good good good
Our professors are very resonable and they are very careful.They care us a lot.
It is ok for me . Need to be improved but it is ok.
I am really happy with my university experience. You have to work hard but you have enough time for societies as well.
Overall very good but it feels a lot fast paced sometimes.
Everything is fine! I really love my university!