Queen Mary is one of the members of the prestigious Russel group of universities excelling in academic research and innovation. What i love about this university is its campus life and location. it serves students of different nationalities which is a melting pot of learning about different cultures and traditions. The classrooms are loaded with high-tech instruments aiding in giving lectures with the PHD faculty members in different backgrounds. I will recommend this university to anyone who wants to experience a campus life and want to enjoy the hustle bustle of central london.

I enjoy attending this university. I have always found the support and admin to be great and have always felt safe and comfortable here. I would say that there could be more terms of teaching quality and overall campus facilities but in general I find that I utilise what is there effectively and I am pretty happy with the resources. My particular programme tends to strike a lot, meaning that a lot of valuable contact hours is missed but I stand in solidarity with the faculty and only blame the wider university executives for the disruption to my studies.

I enjoyed learning at university, the classroom experience was great as I felt comfortable enough to share my thoughts and ideas with the seminar leader and the rest of the class. I further had a lot of support from my tutors which made assignment deadlines easier to complete. This was particularly important during the pandemic as resources were limited.

I recently joined the university and being an international student I can definitely say that Queen Mary has a very diverse and friendly environment. I really like my course module and the teaching staff is extremely helpful and efficient. So far my experience has been amazing and I am happy with my decision of studying at QMUL.

I began university just before covid hit but even before lockdown was in force and classes moved online, there were many many strikes which was extremely disruptive to learning. I don’t know any other universities that had as many strikes as Queen Mary did. At one point I didn’t have any classes of a particular module for 6 weeks because my lecturer was on strike. I don’t blame my lecturers for striking, the university should know how to better handle themselves in situations like these and give their employees the proper pay and working conditions.

In terms of the modules I had, they were great. I really enjoyed the content that was being taught but again these were disrupted due to the strike action. The Queen Mary campus is very nice, there are lots of facilities including things like a multi-faith prayer room. I made new friends which made the uni experience much more enjoyable.

I lived off campus with a woman. She was very kind and welcoming… Also a former Queen Mary’s student was there to share his experience and give advice on things to do there. I contacted this person through the stmary website and he was very helpful. Also, if you live far from campus, living outdoors can affect your social life. But I lived 10 minutes from campus, so I could go there anytime. Life outside is probably quiet as the fire alarm went off in the building at 2am and everyone had to go outside (it was 4 degrees, which was pretty shocking).

Lecturers going on strike is very disruptive and is negatively impacting overall degree. The diversity of culture and social aspect is very good. Facilities provided and access to library is very good

I believe that Queen Mary is incredibly diverse and I feel as if they tackle issues when it comes to diversity and issues. However, I am not too sure how other students and schools feel about this considering the recent events regarding the vandalism.

loads of resources and study spaces. Everyone is really friendly. Lecturers are nice and help u when u need it ! The library is quite packed a lot of the time but there are loads of other places to work as well

It is a good university which has helped me to understand my course much better from the support or staff and students. The course was not as expected to be honest as it has modules I didn’t think I’ll be studying such as using STATA.

I like the chance to bond with other students from different backgrounds doing the same course which helps to build new ideas and socialise better.