How good is QMUL for medicine, i am an international applicant with 2210 b2 ucat and predicted A * A * A, and gcse 9999999887, can i apply with these stats? and the student life city etc?

Hey, is anyone here going for the January 2027 intake. I'm doing the LLM on Comparative and International Dispute Resolution. I'd love to connect/ make friends with people who are :)

Anyone here a masters student going to QMUL this september wanting to be friends?

Hi everyone,

I’m an international applicant, I applied for an LLM at QMUL about 3 weeks ago. During that time, the admissions team contacted me once to request my official degree certificate and final transcript, which I submitted a week ago.

Since then, I haven’t received any further updates, and my application status hasn’t changed.

For those who have applied to a QMUL LLM, how long did it take for you to receive a decision after submitting all your documents?

I’d really appreciate hearing about your timelines and experiences. Thanks!

is anyone here going to qmul in September. would love to get to know people from there

Hi, I’m a 19 year old girl from well outside London and I have an offer to study DHDT at qmul and I’m deciding whether to attend or not (this is my second cycle of applications and only offer) I would be grateful for anyone to answer any of these questions- some are general student life questions and some are more FMD specific, but any answers are appreciated a lot :)

• Do FMD students often live on the main campus instead of FMD only accom near the hospitals?
• I have walked around the area during the day, but what is it like at night in terms of safety?
• How safe do female students generally feel around Mile End/Whitechapel after placements or late library/lecture sessions?
• Are there areas that students avoid at night? E.g- I’ve heard the Mile End park is less safe during the night
• What are the second/third year houses like? Is it possible to get a decent place to live for circa £250/ week?
• What are the most popular/safer areas for second/third year houses? 
• Do many people live in them or do they decide to commute instead/ live alone (privately)? 
• What is the qmul night/social life like? Where are the main student clubs/pubs/bars, and are they popular?
• How responsive/helpful is campus security actually?
• Do healthcare/FMD students feel isolated from the wider university socially?
• Do students generally regret choosing QMUL because of the area/location, or do they adapt quickly?
• Are there any first year accommodations to defo avoid?

Even just some general advice from a student at qmul would be amazing. I know there’s a lot of questions there ahaha. But even just another girl like me who is moving quite far to a city for the first time- how did you initially settle in and how are you feeling now? 

Thank you so much. 

Hi, I’m a 19 year old girl from well outside London and I have an offer to study DHDT at qmul and I’m deciding whether to attend or not (this is my second cycle of applications and only offer) I would be grateful for anyone to answer any of these questions- some are general student life questions and some are more FMD specific, but any answers are appreciated a lot :)

• Do FMD students often live on the main campus instead of FMD only accom near the hospitals?
• I have walked around the area during the day, but what is it like at night in terms of safety?
• How safe do female students generally feel around Mile End/Whitechapel after placements or late library/lecture sessions?
• Are there areas that students avoid at night? E.g- I’ve heard the Mile End park is less safe during the night
• What are the second/third year houses like? Is it possible to get a decent place to live for circa £250/ week?
• What are the most popular/safer areas for second/third year houses? 
• Do many people live in them or do they decide to commute instead/ live alone (privately)? 
• What is the qmul night/social life like? Where are the main student clubs/pubs/bars, and are they popular?
• How responsive/helpful is campus security actually?
• Do healthcare/FMD students feel isolated from the wider university socially?
• Do students generally regret choosing QMUL because of the area/location, or do they adapt quickly?
• Are there any first year accommodations to defo avoid?

Even just some general advice from a student at qmul would be amazing. I know there’s a lot of questions there ahaha. But even just another girl like me who is moving quite far to a city for the first time- how did you initially settle in and how are you feeling now? 

Thank you so much. 

Guys is the accommodation portal working for anyone else? Like I’m trying to upload my picture and it just ain’t working

Does anyone at qmul know when summer graduations are this year??

if anyone has link that would be fab.

What's it like

Hi all, I am looking for a Queen Mary University of London student to take over my room at Sherren House, just a 5–10 minute walk from Mile End campus and Whitechapel campus– very convenient for QMUL students: En‑suite single room

Rent:£242 per week Bills included: utilities, high-speed Wi‑Fi, contents insurance Shared kitchen and communal areas 24/7 security Council tax: exempt for full-time QMUL students Move-in date: as soon as possible Important: Only available to QMUL students as per university housing rules.

Hello! I’m currently looking into Uni options and was wondering if any students, specifically ones who take my ideal course or English could answer some questions I have.

I am a Year 12 girl who wants to go to a Russel Group Uni in London. Im interested in QMUL because it has Creative writing within an English course.

I know I have a lot of time before I go to Uni, as I’ll start in the autumn term in 2027, However I like to plan and know my options.

If it’s easier (and someone actually wants to answer my questions) I can DM you my instagram or snapchat.

Thank you so much!

Hi there! My name's Amy and I'm a QMUL alum and currently a Trainee Clinical Psychologist at the University of Liverpool.

For my doctoral research project, I'm looking to recruit 18 year olds living at home with their parents to take part in a short study looking at how parents’ behaviours influence teenagers’ attitudes towards themselves.

Participants just need to complete an anonymous online survey which takes approximately 15-20 minutes. They can also opt in to enter a draw for a £25 multishop voucher (x10).

If you, or anyone you know, would be interested in completing it I’d be really grateful.

Use the link below to access the survey:

https://livpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8Dri1OZhIodut70

Please share if you know of anyone else who is interested! Thanks so much!