Queen Mary University of London is an exciting place with a unique atmosphere. It is known for being the most inclusive university from all the Russell Group universities.

From the moment you step onto campus, you can feel the buzz of passion from students which is even more potent when you reach your lectures and seminars. Everyone who is accepted into the university are like-minded individuals and I have found that the friends I have made are all encouraging towards each other to strive for the maximum potential. On top of this, the dedication from my professors on my Marketing and Management course are more than satisfactory as they set aside many out of hours sessions for students that I have taken upon myself to use many times when needing extra help. The professors help explain further in detail and even suggest readings to help expand knowledge greater.

It is unfortunate that the University however sees a lot of strikes meaning a lot of lectures and seminars are missed meaning independent learning is vital at this university. Although the ability to do independent learning is a characteristic all university students must carry, sometimes the interactive side of university is what keeps up the motivation.

Other than my experience with my course, my experience with university societies definitely enlighten my time here. There are so many different types of societies that hold so many events so you are never left lonely. On top of this, there are endless opportunities for internships, work experience and more as the university holds many events for students. Personally, I have found great opportunities at events like this.

Overall I recommend this university for anyone regardless of whether you’re an introvert or extrovert, there is something for everyone at Queen Mary.

I wanted to take a time to tell you about my experience studying for my MSc in Management at Queen Mary University of London. It was initially an impulsive choice for me to go straight from earning my Bachelor of Business Administration to starting my Master’s program. But as I’ve been more involved in Queen Mary’s dynamic academic community, I’ve realized how many opportunities are at my disposal. I am really impressed by the university’s commitment to supporting both academic performance and comprehensive personal development. I’ve found that the Careers and Enterprise team’s resources and support have been quite helpful in determining my future course. I’ve been able to clarify my career goals and acquire critical skills for navigating the workplace thanks to their advice and mentoring.
My educational experience has been especially enriching in that there are a lot of thought-provoking events available. Every event has given me priceless insights and networking chances, from taking part in Q hack to networking events. In addition to broadening my knowledge, these experiences have given me insights and useful abilities that I think will be helpful in my future activities.

All in all, my experience at Queen Mary University of London has changed me, and I am appreciative of the chances it has given me to advance intellectually, professionally, and personally. The voyage ahead and the possibility of more research and discovery among the vibrant academic community at the institution inspire me.

Very diverse and good teaching. Welcoming environment. Lots of societies to join. Good teachers who provide lectures and follow up by hosting tutorials – this helps consolidate most of the content taught that week.

Being a new student, I haven’t spent a lot of time on campus or interacting with others, but in the short time I’ve been here, everyone has been incredibly kind and helpful. I think I’ll have a terrific time here, and the faculty seems excellent.

I love the course because it is so much more practical and curated with the latest update in the business world. I am really enjoying connecting with like-minded people. I love the beautiful Queen Mary campus in east London. I have learnt a lot and looking forward to having a great career prospect thanks to the degree.

I think, our profession is very useful, it contains a large number of financial courses, including practical financial, companies financial, securities shares some field courses, such as this for me for some financial qualifications certificate examination is useful, expectations for the future, I will greatly into the financial institutions, to become a financial professionals, To help you make better investment and financial analysis, I hope to further study financial knowledge.

Overall teachers are so good. They are very helpfull. Overall the programs offered are very well explained and knowledgeable. Teachers are very much qualified and helps you alot in your studies. Moreover libraries and rest of the cafe and IT labs are very well maintained. And easily accessible to all. I will highly recommend this university.

This programme did not only help me learn what I required to know to get into the accounting industry but it also provided me with the tools and assistance in ensuring my mental well-being was looked after as university can be a stressful time for many.

I didn’t stay in the accommodation so can’t comment on that.
Facilities were good, I had all that I feel I needed to complete my work. There was generally always library space/ computer access in many different buildings to use.
I felt that some of the lecturers were not hard-working enough or considering the fact that many students come from backgrounds where English isn’t a first language. Eg. We had a module called banking law and the lecturer NOT even once gave us a model answer for how to write an essay style answer for our exams even though we begged for him to do this as a guide/ structure to help us to know what he is looking for in an essay style answer. That is just an example of what I mean by not hard-working/ considerate.

One of my modules in the first semester for my masters was very tough as I came from an unrelated undergraduate degree background. I learnt from the external teacher of that course that there is much pre-requisite knowledge that would have enabled me to do well and understand terminology and basics before starting the module but we had never been told this by the university we were thrown in at the deep end without warning (those with a non-finance background).

I think the careers department are great. So many useful resources such as access to accounts that help you practice employer style psychometric tests, meetings with advisors, continuous emails with career opportunities, continuous career fairs and events throughout the terms I can’t fault them with that.

This is my experience in the School of economics and finance and specifically investment banking masters course. It could be different within another department.

The campus has about 5 different sights to eat (one is a full-on student diner/ restaurant, one is 2 are cafes, and 1 is within the library. This is great as I’ve been to a university where there were only like 2.

The location Of the campus is close to 2 train stations 3-5 mins for one and 8-10mins for the other station which is helpful when running late for class or going home late at night! What would make it more ideal is if there was a close shopping centre or a collection of stores close by e.g. Superdrug, Boots or a Greggs, Mc Donald’s just more shops around would make it better.

This is the university which offers diverse courses, and that offers partial scholarships on the basis of essay writing. From Law, Business and Engineering this university offers diverse courses and offers professors who are very knowledgeable and helpful. This university has the most international diversification from any university in the UK.