Deputy Director of Marketing and Student Recruitment Mr Pat Power Deputy Director of Marketing and Student Recruitment

History Mile End campus - Queen Mary College - founded 1887 to promote education in the East End Admitted to the University of London 1915 Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) has since absorbed: - Westfield College (founded 1882 to educate women) - St Bartholomew’s (founded 1123) and the London Hospital (UK’s oldest medical school – founded 1785) QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

Facts and Figures 21,187 students (7,818 international students) 4,000 staff 3 faculties (Humanities and Social Sciences, Science and Engineering, and Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry) 5 campuses across London, with our main campus (Mile End) being one of the largest self-contained campuses in the city. £98m spent on new facilities and resources in last five years QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

Reputation Ranked 113th in the world and 15th in the UK (Times Higher Education World University Rankings) Member of the Russell Group of 24 leading UK universities Member of the University of London Ranked 9th in the UK for the quality of our research (Research Excellence Framework 2014) Top 1% of Universities globally 6 Nobel prize winners QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

Facilities Disability & Dyslexia Service Careers Centre Learning Resource Centre Language Centre Advice & Support Unit Gym & Sports Hall Numerous Shops, Cafés and Restaurants Students Union with over 160 sports clubs and societies Award winning Student Village with over 2,000 rooms on campus QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

Top left – Lecture theatre in the Blizard Building; decked out in bright green as this is the colour that keeps students alert (awake) the longest. Don’t be late to lectures otherwise you’ll be sat on one of the red seats which often means you’ll be asked questions by the lecturer. Top right – The Great Hall; recently refurbished and now seats 700. This is where your graduation ceremony will take place should you study at QM. Bottom left – Our new ArtsTwo building; home to School of History. Bottom centre – School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, recently refurbished to an award winning standard for it’s green impact. Bottom right – France House as viewed across the Regent Canal which runs alongside the College campus

Mile End Campus Explain that QM is unique as a London institution in having a traditional campus environment. Mention that UCL, King’s, LSE and Imperial for example provide very different social experiences for their students as accommodation is often quite a distance from the academic buildings, students union etc. Point out key buildings on campus – Student Village, Library, Sports Hall and Gym, the Octagon theatre and People’s Palace. And of course point out the building that you are based in. Mention that Mile End and Stepney Green tube stations are only 2-3 minutes walk from campus meaning travel to Westfield, the City and the West End is both quick and straightforward. Sum up by saying that students get the best of both worlds, a traditional campus experience but with the academic, cultural and social experiences of London on their doorstep.

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QMUL International Students and staff from 150+ countries 35000+ alumni from 167 countries Overseas offices in China, India, Pakistan Joint Programmes overseas (currently 3 in China & growing) Research with a global impact One of the World’s most international universities (THE) QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

XMU – QMUL Partnership There is an ongoing research collaboration between Xiamen University and Queen Mary University of London in the fields of Materials Science and Engineering and Law. The XMU – QMUL Partnership enables students to take part in various Co-operative Programmes in the two fields. QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

Benefits for Partner Students Preferential accommodation on campus: £120 - £160 per week; 4 - 9 students per flat Partnerships discount – 10% on tuition fees Simplified application process Become a ‘global citizen’ making contacts worldwide Study in London - voted 2nd best city in the world for International students £5,000 Science and Engineering Excellence Scholarship (applies only to S&E courses; requires overall academic grade of 80%) QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

XMU – QMUL Partnership For Materials Science and Engineering programmes students can apply to: 3+2 programme: students on the Co-operative BEng/MEng Programme will study 3 years of Materials Science and Engineering at XMU, followed by 2 years of BEng/MEng Materials Science and Engineering at QMUL. Students will receive a Bachelors degree from XMU and a Masters of Engineering from QMUL. 4+1 programme: students on the Co-operative BSc / MSc Programme will study 4 years in the College of Materials at XMU and one year on any of the postgraduate Masters of Science programmes in the School of Engineering and Materials Science at QMUL. QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

Available 4+1 Materials Science and Engineering Courses On the 4+1 programme students can apply to: Advanced Mechanical Engineering Aerospace Engineering Biomaterials Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering (conversion programme) Biomedical Engineering with Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering Biomedical Engineering with Imaging and Instrumentation Computer Aided Engineering Dental Materials QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

Available 4+1 Materials Science and Engineering Courses On the 4+1 programme students can apply to: Materials Research Mechanical Engineering (conversion programme) Polymer Science and Nanotechnology Regenerative Medicine Sustainable Energy Engineering (conversion programme) Sustainable Energy Systems QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

Entry Requirements 4+1: Academic: an overall grade of 75% from XMU Bachelors degree. 3+2: Academic: an overall grade of 70% in the first 3 years (6 semesters) at XMU English Language: an overall IELTS score of 6.5 with 6.0 in writing and no element lower than 5.5. A five-week pre-sessional English Language course is also available if you have an IELTS score of 6.0 with 5.5 in writing. QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

XMU – QMUL Partnership For Law programmes students can apply to: 1+1+1 programme: students spend the first and the third years of their Masters programme in the Xiamen University School of Law, and the second year in London studying at QMUL’s Centre for Commercial Law Studies. After successful completion of the three years of study, students graduate with both the Xiamen Masters degree award and the QMUL LLM or MSc degree award. 4+1 programme: students complete their undergraduate degree in the Xiamen University School of Law and continue onto the one year LLM or MSc programme at QMUL’s Centre for Commercial Law studies. QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

Available 1+1+1 and 4+1 Law Courses On the 1+1+1 and 4+1 programme students can apply to: LLM Banking and Finance Law LLM Commercial and Corporate Law LLM Comparative and International Dispute Resolution LLM Competition Law LLM Computer and Communications Law LLM Energy and Natural Resources Law LLM Environmental Law LLM European Law LLM Human Rights Law LLM Immigration Law LLM Insurance Law LLM Intellectual Property Law LLM International Business Law LLM International Economic Law QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

Available 1+1+1 and 4+1 Law Courses On the 1+1+1 and 4+1 programme students can apply to: LLM International Shipping Law MA Law by Research LLM Laws LLM Legal Theory MSc Management of Intellectual Property LLM Arts, Business and Law LLM Computer and Communications Law LLM Media Law LLM Medical Law LLM in Paris LLM Public International Law LLM Public Law LLM Tax Law LLM Commercial Law (Singapore/London) QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

Entry Requirements 1+1+1: Academic: a minimum average mark of 75% from the first semester of study on the Master’s programme at XMU. 4+1: - Academic: an overall grade of 75% from XMU Bachelors degree. English Language: an IELTS score of 7.0 for Law, with 7.0 in writing and no element lower than 5.5. A five-week pre-sessional English Language course is also available if you have an IELTS score of 6.5 with 6.5 in writing or 7.5 with 6.0 in writing. QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

Tuition Fees at QMUL 3+2: the tuition fee for this programmes is £17,170. 1+1+1 and 4+1: the tuition fee dependents on the programme, generally between 14,500 and £19,500. You can check the exact fees here: www.qmul.ac.uk/international/international-students/tuitionfees Remember: All XMU students get 10% discount on tuition fees and can apply for any other available scholarships. For the Material Science and Engineering programme there is also a £5,000 scholarship for students with overall academic grade of 80%. QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

How to Apply In order to make your application, please go to: www.qmul.ac.uk/international/partnerships/application/index.html Once you have filled in the application form, you will need to send the following documents to international-partnerships@qmul.ac.uk: Certified copy of degree transcripts and translation IELTS certificate (or other proof of English language) Copy of Passport 1 Academic Reference QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

How to Apply QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.

Useful Links www.qmul.ac.uk – QMUL Official Website www.qmul.ac.uk/international/international-students/countries/china/index.html – specific information for students from China www.residences.qmul.ac.uk - virtual tour of the College accommodation www.qmul.ac.uk/international/partnerships/application/index.html- partnerships application page Contact the International Partnerships team at international-partnerships@qmul.ac.uk QM is the third largest College of the University of London after UCL and King’s College. We have three faculties which between them are home to 14 academic schools. QM is one of the world’s most diverse institutions both in terms of student and staff nationalities. Around 25% of our student body is made up by International students and almost 1/3 is non-British if you include our European cohort. On our main campus which is located between the City of London and the Olympic Games site we house over 2000 students. QM was recently ranked as having the best student accommodation in London. We have scholarships available across the College but the biggest scheme by far is our International Science and Engineering Excellence Awards which rewards the brightest and the best.