Queen Mary University of London Open Day Programme

Open ( ) Day a new exciting chapter of your life

Saturday 5 October

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Making the most of your day Download

With our free Open Day app you can check in when you arrive on campus and avoid the queues, plan your own calendar of events, and find your way around.

Download it from the iPhone App Store, iTunes or Google Play Store (search QMUL). Use the same details you used to register for the Open Day to log in.

See

Take a tour. See our campus with one of our guides and experience everything it has to offer. Check out the accommodation. Tour our student halls of residence, attend a Residential Life talk and visit the Housing Hub.

Plan

Look at the talks timetable and tours schedule to plan your day.

See pages 9-17 and the taster lectures on pages 18-19. Check your route and journey to our campus.

Discover

Visit the subject information points. Meet our academics and students who will be happy to answer your questions and tell you more about studying at Queen Mary.

Attend subject talks. Meet tutors and hear about course structures, teaching methods and more.

Try out a taster. Get a taste of life at university with a taster lecture.

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Get in touch! Questions or comments?

Call +44 (0)20 7882 5511 or e-mail admissions@qmul.ac.uk

Open Need help?

Look for our Staff and Student Ambassadors – they’re the ones wearing purple and blue t-shirts. There’s an information point in Library Square if you have any questions or need help finding your way around.

Opening times

Open Days run from 10.30am to 3.30pm.

You can check in from 10am. Head to the check-in points (see campus map on pages 22-23) where we will scan your ticket.

Remember to collect your welcome pack, including a free lunch voucher for students.

Day Food and drink

Essentials Key contacts Admissions enquiries:

Phone: +44 (0)20 7882 5511 Freephone: 0800 376 1800 (UK callers only) Email: admissions@qmul.ac.uk

Visit the Octagon and pick up a free cup of tea or coffee whilst you explore the student services fair. Hungry? Visit Queen Mary’s Food Festival in Graduate Square or East London Food Festival

by Regent’s Canal. There are other outlets around the campus offering food and drink.

Check out the campus map on pages 22-23 for locations.

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Queen Mary is an absolutely fantastic university! Everyone here is so friendly, the location is excellent and there’s always something to do. I particularly enjoy studying maths because Queen Mary makes it so interesting with its wide range of modules and engaging lecturers!”

Nia Patel 2nd Year, BSc Mathematics with Finance and Accounting London is a nonstop place for art, film, music, theatre and performances.”

Edward Wilkinson 3rd Year, BA Film Studies

What our stu I never imagined I would get to visit the European Space Technology and Development Centre when I first started!”

Ryan Godden 2nd Year, Physics and Astronomy

The high standards of teaching from our lecturers, the culture and diversity of the city and the independence that comes with being a student, has given me a life changing experience I wouldn’t change for the world.”

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The University has laid out opportunities for me that I never thought I would have access to.�

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Being on a campus like Queen Mary, which is monitored 24/7 by an onsite security team not only ensures your safety but makes you feel more relaxed within the environment. You can just wake up every morning and head out the door straight onto the campus.�

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Come and get to know us Mile End Campus Tours: 30–45 minutes.

Campus Tours will be running all day from the Octagon. Student Ambassadors will show you around and answer any questions you may have about life as a student at Queen Mary.

Halls of Residence Tour: 20 minutes.

Halls of Residence Tours are running all day outside the Housing Hub in the Student Village.

Self-Guided Tour: If you would rather explore the campus on your own, pick up a Self-Guided Tour leaflet from the Octagon.

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Contextual Admissions: Students from backgrounds traditionally underrepresented in higher education may receive an offer to study at Queen Mary with lower than usual exam results or academic qualifications.

Please speak to the School you’re interested in to learn more or, alternatively, come along to our drop-in information session. See details on page 9.

Library Tours: These will take place throughout the day. Starting from the Library reception, library staff will take you for a tour around the library and answer any questions that you have about the different areas.

Academic School Tours: Some academic Schools are offering tours of their facilities.

Please ask about this at the relevant subject information point.

Quiet space: Visitors seeking quiet space or a place to pray may use the Multi-Faith Centre in the Students’ Union Hub.

Students’ Union Hub: The Students’ Union Hub based at Mile End campus has more than 300 diverse student groups to join, and offers the opportunity to develop your interests, gain skills and make new friends.

• Meet staff from QMSU and get all the info on the Student Union’s activities and societies.

• Tour the amazing space and facilities for Prepare for Success: Applying for students. university is a big decision and it’s important • Attend our Student Life talk in the Hub you’re making informed decisions and that and the Sport at Queen Mary talk in your application is as strong as it can be.

Drapers’ Lounge.

Come and hear tips and advice on how to strengthen your application and best prepare • Check out the Multi Faith Centre. Explore for the process. the ‘Nest’ where you can relax and study.

Subject Welcome Area: Each subject has Student Experience Fair: We offer a its own welcome area at the designated network of support services to help you buildings for each school (see the schedule get the most out of your experience as a on pages 10-17). The welcome areas give you student here. The Student Experience Fair a chance to speak with staff and students will be open all day in the Octagon, so about the subject you’re interested in. Some you can chat with staff from support and will also run hands-on demonstrations. careers services including: Admissions, Parents’ Talk: Come and hear insights into Advice and Counselling Service, Careers and Enterprise Centre, Disability and Dyslexia how the transition from school to university Service, Global Opportunities, Degree may affect your child, and gain useful tips Apprenticeships, IT Services for students on offering support. Includes information and learning a language. on how and when support services can be accessed. See detail on page 9.

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Talks, tips and tasters Learn more about your subject and see what our lectures are like with special Open Day sessions and talks presented

by Queen Mary’s amazing academics.

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General talks Session

Time

Location

Welcome

10.30 - 11am

People’s Palace, Great Hall

Careers and employability

11.15 - 11.45am

Bancroft Building, David Sizer LT

Preparing for success

11.15 - 11.45am ArtsOne, 1.28

Student life

11.15 - 11.45am SU Hub, Blomeley Rooms

Student finance

12 - 12.30pm

People’s Palace, PP2

Parents talk

12.15 - 12.45pm

People's Palace, Skeel LT

Degree apprenticeships

12.45 - 1.15pm

Bancroft Building, David Sizer LT

Residential life

12.45-1.15pm

Geography Building, Drapers’ LT

Admissions and UCAS application process

12.45 - 1.15pm

People’s Palace, Great Hall

Contextual admissions (drop-in)

1.15 - 1.45pm

People’s Palace, Great Hall

Student life

1.15 - 1.45pm

SU Hub, Blomeley Rooms

Global opportunities

1.30 - 2pm

Bancroft Building, David Sizer LT

Sport at Queen Mary

2 - 2.30pm

Drapers Bar and Kitchen, SU

Residential life

2.15 - 2.45pm

Geography Building, Drapers' LT

Student finance

2.15 - 2.45pm

People’s Palace, PP2

Parents talk

2.30 - 3pm

People's Palace, Skeel LT

Careers and employability

3 - 3.30pm

Bancroft Building, David Sizer LT

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Subject talks and taster schedule Subject

Session Type

Time

Location

Biological and biomedical sciences

Biological and biomedical sciences welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

GE Fogg Foyer

Biochemistry talk

11- 11.30am

People’s Palace, PP2

Biological sciences talk

11- 11.30am

People’s Palace, PP1

Biomedical sciences talk

11.30 - 12pm

People’s Palace, Skeel LT

Biomedical sciences talk

1 - 1.30pm

People’s Palace, Skeel LT

Biochemistry talk

1.15 - 1.45pm

People’s Palace, PP2

Biomedical sciences talk

1.45 - 2.15pm

People’s Palace, Skeel LT

Biological sciences talk

2 - 2.30pm

People’s Palace, PP1

Business management welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

Bancroft Building Foyer

Business management talk

11.15 - 11.45am Bancroft Building, Mason LT

Business management taster

12 - 12.30pm

Bancroft Building, David Sizer LT

Business management talk

1.30 - 2pm

Bancroft Building, Mason LT

Business management taster

2.15 - 2.45pm

Bancroft Building, David Sizer LT

Business and management

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Subject

Session Type

Time

Location

welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

Joseph Priestley Foyer

Chemistry talk

12 - 12.30pm

GE Fogg LT

Chemistry talk

1.30 - 2pm

GE Fogg LT

Chemistry taster

12.45 - 1.15pm

Physics, G.O. Jones LT

10.30am 3.30pm

Engineering Foyer

Computer science talk

12 - 12.30pm

Geography Building, Drapers LT

Computing and business ITMB talk

1.15 - 1.45pm

People’s Palace, PP1

Computer science talk

2.45 - 3.15pm

People’s Palace, PP1

Dentistry welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

Queens’ Building SCR

Chemical sciences Chemical sciences

Computer science Computer science welcome area

Dentistry

Drama

Medicine and dentistry 12 - 12.30pm talk

People’s Palace, Great Hall

Medicine and dentistry 2.15 - 2.45pm talk

People’s Palace, Great Hall

Drama welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

ArtsTwo, Ground Floor

Drama talk

11.15 - 11.45am

ArtsTwo, Film and Drama Studio

Drama taster

12 - 1pm

ArtsTwo 2.18

Drama talk

1.30 - 2pm

ArtsTwo, Film and Drama Studio

Drama taster

2.15 - 3.15pm

ArtsTwo, Film and Drama Studio

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Subject talks and taster schedule Subject

Session Type

Time

Location

Economics and finance

Economics and finance welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

Graduate Centre, Foyer

Economics and finance talk

12 - 12.30pm

Graduate Centre, Peston LT

Economics and finance taster

12.45 - 1.15pm

Graduate Centre, Peston LT

Economics and finance talk

1.30 - 2pm

Graduate Centre, Peston LT

Economics and finance taster

2.15 - 2.45pm

Graduate Centre, Peston LT

Economics and finance talk

3 - 3.30pm

Graduate Centre, Peston LT

Engineering welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

Engineering G27

Aerospace engineering talk

11.15 - 11.45am Engineering Building, 209

Biomedical engineering talk

11.15 - 11.45am Engineering Building, 324

Chemical engineering talk

12 - 12.30pm

Engineering Building, 209

Robotics engineering talk

12 - 12.30pm

Engineering Building, 324

Electronic engineering talk

12.30 - 1pm

Engineering Building, 325

Mechanical and sustainable energy engineering talk

12.45 - 1.15pm

Engineering Building, 209

Engineering

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Subject

Session Type

Time

Location

Engineering

Aerospace engineering talk

1.30 - 2pm

Engineering Building, 209

Design and creative computing talk

1.30 - 2pm

Engineering Building, 324

Biomedical engineering talk

2.15 - 2.45pm

Engineering Building, 324

Chemical engineering talk

2.15 - 2.45pm

Engineering Building, Room 209

Robotics engineering talk

2.15 - 2.45pm

Engineering Building, 325

Mechanical and sustainable energy engineering talk

3 - 3.30pm

Engineering Building, 209

English welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

ArtsTwo, Ground Floor

English talk

11.15 - 11.45am Laws 2.10

English taster

12 - 1pm

ArtsTwo 3.20

English talk

1.30 - 2pm

ArtsTwo Lecture Theatre

English taster

2.15 - 3.15pm

ArtsTwo 3.20

English taster

2.15 - 3.15pm

ArtsTwo 3.17

Film welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

ArtsOne, Foyer

Film talk

12.45 - 1.15pm

ArtsOne LT

Film production talk

3 - 3.30pm

ArtsOne LT

English

Film studies

LT: Lecture Theatre

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Subject talks and taster schedule Subject

Session Type

Time

Location

Geography and environmental science

Geography and environmental science welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

Geography Building, Reception

Geography talk

11.15 - 11.45am Geography 126 Lecture Theatre

Geography taster

12 - 12.30pm

Geography 126 Lecture Theatre

Environmental science talk

12.45 - 1.15pm

Geography 126 Lecture Theatre

Environmental science taster

1.30 - 2pm

Geography 126 Lecture Theatre

Environmental science talk

2.15 - 2.45pm

Geography 126 Lecture Theatre

Geography talk

3 - 3.30pm

Geography 126 Lecture Theatre

Global health welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

Queens’ Building, SCR

Global health taster

12.45 - 1.15pm

Graduate Centre GC1.01

Global health talk

1.30 - 2pm

Graduate Centre GC1.01

History welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

ArtsTwo, 1st Floor

History talk

11.15 - 12.15pm ArtsTwo Lecture Theatre

History talk

14.15 - 15.15pm ArtsTwo Lecture Theatre

Global health

History

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Subject

Session Type

Languages and cultures

Languages and cultures 10.30am welcome area 3.30pm

ArtsOne, Foyer

Modern languages and year abroad talk

11.15 - 12pm

ArtsOne LT

Russian taster

12 - 12.30pm

ArtsOne 1.36

Spanish taster

12 - 12.30pm

ArtsOne 1.28

Catalan taster

12.45 - 1.15pm

ArtsOne 1.36

German taster

12.45 - 1.15pm

ArtsOne 1.28

Comparative literature talk

1.30 - 2pm

ArtsOne 1.28

Portuguese taster

1.30 - 2pm

ArtsOne 1.36

Linguistics talk

2.15 - 2.45pm

ArtsOne 1.28

French taster

3 - 3.30pm

ArtsOne 1.28

Law welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

Law Building, Foyer

Law talk

11.15 - 11.45am People’s Palace, Great Hall

Law taster

12.45 - 1.15pm

ArtsTwo LT

Law taster

2.15-2.45pm

Laws 2.10

Law talk

3 - 3.30pm

People’s Palace, Great Hall

Life sciences welcome areas

10.30am 3.30pm

Queens’ Building SCR, Engineering G27, GE Fogg, Joseph Priestley

Your 5th choice alternatives to medicine and dentistry talk

12.45 - 1.15pm

Laws 2.10

Your 5th choice alternatives to medicine and dentistry talk

3 - 3.30pm

People’s Palace, PP2

Law

Life sciences

Time

Location

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Subject talks and taster schedule Subject

Session Type

Time

Location

Materials science

Materials science welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

Engineering G27

Materials science talk

12.45 - 1.15pm

Engineering Building 324

Mathematical sciences welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

Graduate Centre Foyer

Maths talk

11.15 - 11.45am

Geography Building Drapers' LT

Maths taster

12 - 12.30pm

Graduate Centre GC2.01

Maths taster

12.45 - 1.15pm

Graduate Centre GC2.01

Maths talk

1.30 - 2pm

Graduate Centre GC2.01

Maths taster

2.15 - 2.45pm

Graduate Centre GC2.01

Medicine welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

Queens’ Building, SCR

Medicine and dentistry talk

12 - 12.30pm

People’s Palace, Great Hall

Medicine and dentistry talk

2.15 - 2.45pm

People’s Palace, Great Hall

Physics and astronomy welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

Physics, G.O. Jones Foyer

Physics talk

11.15 - 11.45am Physics, G.O. Jones LT

Physics talk

1.30 - 2pm

Physics, G.O. Jones LT

Physics taster

2.15 - 2.45pm

Physics, G.O. Jones LT

Mathematical sciences

Medicine

Physics and astronomy

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Subject

Session Type

Time

Location

Politics and international relations

Politics and international relations welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

Bancroft Building, Foyer

Politics and international relations talk

12 - 12.30pm

Bancroft Building, Mason LT

Politics and international relations taster

12.45 - 1.15pm

Bancroft Building, Mason LT

Politics and international relations talk

2.15 - 2.45pm

Bancroft Building, Mason LT

Politics and international relations taster

3 - 3.30pm

Bancroft Building, Mason LT

Psychology and neuroscience welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

GE Fogg Foyer

Psychology talk

11.15 - 11.45am GE Fogg LT

Psychology taster

12 - 12.30pm

Physics, G.O. Jones LT

Psychology talk

12.45 - 1.15pm

GE Fogg LT

Psychology talk

2.15 - 2.45pm

GE Fogg LT

Psychology talk

3 - 3.30pm

GE Fogg LT

Science and engineering foundation programme welcome area

10.30am 3.30pm

Engineering Foyer, Engineering G27, GE Fogg Foyer, Graduate Centre Foyer, Joseph Priestley Foyer, Physics, G.O. Jones Foyer

Psychology and neuroscience

Science and engineering foundation programme

11.45 - 12.15pm People’s Palace, PP1 Science and engineering foundation programme talk

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Taster lectures that will leave you wanting more Psychology Speaker: Dr Sophie Pettit Pulling at my heart strings: the power of music. Can we evoke real emotion through music? Explore the power of music on everyday behaviour and behaviour manipulation.

Time: 12 - 12.30pm Location: G.O. Jones Lecture Theatre

Geography Speaker: Professor Alastair Owens Hipsterfication: Understanding place change in inner London. What can the much derided figure of the hipster tell us about place change in inner London? How has inner London been transformed by gentrification and redevelopment?

Time: 12 - 12.30pm Location: Geography 126 Lecture Theatre

Maths Speaker: Dr Rosemary Harris

Chemistry Speaker: Dr Xacobe Cambeiro

Global Health Speaker: Dr Heather McMullen

We discuss stereoisomerism and chiral structures, which have the property of being non-superimposable on their own mirror images. Explore the physical, chemical and biological consequences of chirality.

Time: 12.45 - 1.15pm Location: G.O. Jones Lecture Theatre

Gender, Climate Change and Global Health. Explore some of the gendered dimensions of climate change and its impact on health, and how women are mobilising for climate solutions in creative ways.

Time: 12.45 - 1.15pm Location: Graduate Centre GC1.01

Maths Speaker: Dr Neofytos Rodosthenous

English Speaker: Dr James Vigus Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s ‘The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’. Who is the mariner?

Is the poem an allegory or not? And what did Coleridge mean when he worried that the ‘Ancient Mariner’ had ‘too much’ moral?

Time: 2.15 - 3.15pm Location: ArtsTwo 3.20

Drama Speaker: Dr Maggie Inchley

Law Speaker: Rupert Seal

Making Listening Visible: Using Verbatim and Headphone Theatre.

Explore practical and ethical aspects of verbatim (‘word for word’) performance.

Time: 2.15 - 3.15pm Location: ArtsTwo Film and Drama Studio

Co-ownership of Land.

What happens when you buy a flat with a friend? If you want to sell your share of the flat, can you do that? What if you or they - die?

Time: 2.15 - 2.45pm Location: Laws 2.10

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First-year maths and beyond.

See some counter-intuitive everyday probability and get a glimpse of the different topics and teaching styles you will encounter in an undergraduate mathematics degree.

Time: 12 - 12.30pm Location: Graduate Centre GC2.01 Time: 2.15 - 2.45pm Location: Graduate Centre GC2.01

Maths and Finance. See what university mathematics is like if you are considering a joint degree such as Mathematics with Finance and Accounting or Actuarial Science, and how broad its applications could be.

Time: 12.45 - 1.15pm Location: Graduate Centre GC2.01

Drama Speaker: Professor Dominic Johnson What is performance art?

Explore some of the key experiments that Performance Art has included in the twentieth century.

Time: 12 - 1pm Location: ArtsTwo 2.18

English Speaker: Dr Jaclyn Rajsic

Environmental Science Speaker: Dr Alex Henshaw

Physics Speaker: Dr Christopher Chen

English Speaker: Professor Mark Currie

Remote Sensing of the Natural Environment. This lecture will introduce the use of novel ground and satellite-based technologies to characterise earth surface landforms and processes.

Time: 1.30 - 2pm Location: Geography 126 Lecture Theatre

Astrophysical Plasmas and the NASA Parker Solar Probe Mission. Discover Queen Mary’s role in the NASA Parker Solar Probe mission, currently on its journey to become the first spacecraft to fly through the Sun’s plasma atmosphere.

Time: 2.15 - 2.45pm Location: G.O. Jones Lecture Theatre

Time and Narrative. This session looks at concepts of time in the theory of narrative, such as order, duration and frequency, and how they help us to understand texts.

Time: 2.15 - 3.15pm Location: ArtsTwo 3.17

Politics and International Relations Speaker: Dr Elizabeth Chatterjee

Economics and Finance Speaker: Yioryos Makedonis

Law Speaker: Rupert Seal

Elasticity. Over the last few days the price of petrol has sharply increased. How much will this price change affect the demand for petrol?

In economics words: how ‘price elastic’ are consumers? The talk will explore this question explaining how important the concept of elasticity is in economics.

Time: 12.45 - 1.15pm Location: Graduate Centre, Peston Lecture Theatre Time: 2.15 - 2.45pm Location: Graduate Centre, Peston Lecture Theatre

Trusts of the Family Home How the law of equity has adapted to social changes in the living arrangements of cohabiting couples through recent decisions in the Chancery Court Time: 12.45 - 1.15pm Location: ArtsTwo Lecture Theatre

Climate crisis: the politics of our future. Why has it been so hard to coordinate international climate action? Does Donald Trump’s anti-science administration mean we are all doomed?

Time: 3 - 3.30pm Location: Francis Bancroft Mason Lecture Theatre

Werewolves in Medieval Literature.

We investigate some of the ways in which early werewolf stories probe questions about transformation and magic, rationality, madness, morality and violence.

Time: 12 - 1pm Location: ArtsTwo 3.20

Politics and International Relations Speaker: Dr Stijn van Kessel Mobilising around Europe: pro and anti-EU politics and activism in an era of populism and nationalism. Discuss the rise of Euroscepticism as well as incipient counter-reactions, with a particular emphasis on British pro-Remain movements.

Time: 12.45 - 1.15pm Location: Francis Bancroft Mason Lecture Theatre

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Work, volunteer and study at Queen Mary There's more to being a student than lectures and study.

Queen Mary offers a number of opportunities to represent the University, work with fellow students, volunteer at important events, and get paid for all your hard work.

QTemps

PASS

Any Queen Mary student looking for part time, flexible work can register with our very own agency. QTemps offers opportunities both on and off campus, including exclusive access to campus jobs, and you’ll be paid the London Living Wage.

Peer Assisted Study Support (PASS) is a course-based mentoring scheme, run for students by students. It gives first-years the opportunity to discuss study-related problems and get general advice from other undergraduates. PASS is designed to be flexible, for example how long you meet, and how often, changes between departments. Through mentoring, students increase their own academic and social confidence and gain useful experience and key employability skills.

Become a Student Ambassador Engage with prospective students, learn new skills, meet new people, and share what you love about Queen Mary.

Ambassadors act as role models and guides, all while strengthening their employability skills, enhancing their CV and adding to their Higher Education Achievement Record. Queen Mary pays all Ambassadors the London Living Wage and the role is flexible to fit around your studies.

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Buddy Scheme Starting university is always exciting, but there’s often challenges as well. The Queen Mary Buddy Scheme brings together trained Queen Mary students with groups of incoming first year students from their academic School.

The scheme is voluntary and helps to make the transition to life at Queen Mary easier.

Degree Apprenticeships

Degree Apprenticeships allow you to study at Queen Mary towards a full undergraduate degree, taking on zero debt and gaining up to four years’ work experience, all while earning a competitive salary. You study on campus but keep working for the company that sponsors you, and undertake work-based assessments. Queen Mary offers Degree Apprenticeships in BSc (Hons) Digital and Technology Solutions (Software Engineering) and BSc (Hons) Business Management (Social Change).

Degree Apprentices are employees of their sponsoring companies. You apply directly to an employer or through the National Apprenticeship Service.

See findapprenticeship.service.gov.uk/apprenticeshipsearch and qmul.ac.uk/degreeapprenticeships/programmes To find out more come along to the Introduction to Degree Apprenticeships talk (12.45 – 1.15pm, Bancroft Building, David Sizer Lecture Theatre), visit our subject information points, or visit the Degree Apprenticeships stall at the Student Services Fair in the Octagon.

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