QMUL has an outstanding international reputation for research. In the Research Excellence Framework 2014, QMUL was ranked ninth in the UK amongst multi-faculty institutions for the quality of its research. This research directly informs QMUL’s inspirational teaching, and means that your teachers will be leading researchers in your area of study.

The diversity of the QMUL student community makes for a stimulating and cosmopolitan atmosphere. Thirty per cent of students are from overseas, representing over 150 countries, and orientation programmes and English language support are provided.

QMUL is also in the top fifteen universities in the country for graduate starting salaries according to The Sunday Times. There are also more than 1,200 opportunities to volunteer on or off campus, and 2,200 job vacancies to browse on QMUL’s JobOnline vacancy site – all paying the London Living Wage (£9.15 an hour) or above.

Queen Mary has around 3,000 staff, who teach and research across a wide range of subjects in the Humanities, Social Sciences and Laws, Medicine and Dentistry and Science and Engineering. Almost 17,000 students study at the 21 academic schools and institutes, with just over 30 percent coming from overseas and represent 130 different countries

• Eligibility for bursaries will be assessed using UUK/SLC model bursary scheme (HEBSS).
• In addition to the financial support schemes provided by the government, such as the Access to Learning Fund, Queen Mary offers bursaries, maintenance grants and scholarships to assist students who are in most need of financial support.  Full time students with a household income lower than £25,000 per year will be entitled to a maintenance grant of up to £3,250. Students from families with a household income of up to £42,600 will be entitled to a partial grant. Maintenance grants are based on household income, are non-repayable, and are to help with living costs such as food, accommodation and travel. In order to apply, students must also have requested a Maintenance Grant from Student Finance England.
• Queen Mary’s package of bursaries and scholarships includes bursaries of £1,500 each year for students whose household income is less than £25,000. Bursaries of £1,200 each year are available for students with household income between £25,001 and £42,600. To receive a Queen Mary bursary students must have applied for income assessed UK government financial support.
• As part of the National Scholarship Programme (NSP) over 250 students from low income backgrounds will receive a £3,000 benefit in their first year, with £1,500 given as a fee waiver and £1,500 as a cash bursary and other support. In their second and third years they will receive the Queen Mary bursary.
• Students showing particular ability may be eligible for a number of university-wide and department-based awards, such as the £3,000 per year Excellence Scholarships in Science and Engineering and Economics and Finance.
• From 2011 undergraduate applicants aged 25 or below from one of nine inner London boroughs, including Tower Hamlets, Hackney, Newham and Lambeth will be eligible to apply for the Sir John Cass’s Foundation Lord Mayor’s Scholarship of £7,000 a year for three years.
• There are also specific bursaries available for students from the local area, and for care leavers. For more information, please visit the website.

Tuition Fees 2015

* The estimated average cost per student after allowing for financial support (e.g. fee waivers, bursaries, scholarships and other in-kind support) from the institution.

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•  Minimum IELTS or equivalent is 6.0 for Science and Engineering undergraduate degrees and 7.0 for Humanities and Social Sciences and Medicine and Dentistry undergraduate degrees.
• Students may be eligible to join one of our pre-sessional English language programmes (at additional cost) if their IELTS score is 0.5 below the requirement.
• For postgraduate degrees, higher English language entry requirements apply. Please see the website for further information.