The Pre-Masters programmes offer bespoke preparation for Masters level study at Queen Mary University of London and other prestigious UK institutions. Our subject-specific pathways provide academic ...

Air pollution is harmful to children's lung growth and brain development. By tracking the growth of over 3,000 children in London and Luton, the CHILL study aims to find out whether reducing air ...

Founded in May 2007 and led by Professor Costantino Pitzalis, the Centre for Experimental Medicine & Rheumatology (EMR) is a world-renowned hub for multidisciplinary research. As part of the William ...

This test could revolutionise oral cancer detection and prevent over 90% of unnecessary harmful scalpel biopsy procedures. These can be very painful, lead to infection and in some areas in the mouth ...

Integrated Foundation degrees at Queen Mary provide students with alternative routes onto undergraduate degrees. While in your foundation year, you will have access to all the University's facilities ...

But only a small proportion of sponsorship relationships – less than a quarter – are characterised by the mutual trust, ...

Queen Mary has over 32,000 students on degree programmes and close to 5,700 members of staff. We teach and research across a wide range of subjects in the humanities, social sciences, law, medicine ...

Welcome to Registry Services at Queen Mary University of London. Learn more about us, what we do and how to get in touch below. Registry Services host a variety of teams, each playing a vital role ...

Queen Mary University of London is ranked 15 th overall and 12 th for graduate salaries in the UK, according to the Daily Mail’s 2026 British Universities guide, improving its position from last year.

Over a period of five weeks, you will have the opportunity to work for an employer on a flexible, part-time basis for 40 hours. As part of the programme, you will attend two career training sessions ...

iLab is an online system for managing Queen Mary’s research laboratories and equipment that is designed to make booking these facilities more straightforward.

The TREAT-EB collaboration between Queen Mary University of London and DEBRA Research aims to circumvent the discovery ...