The campus is too small to accommodate all of the students and there are constant issues with heating. Additionally, the construction on campus disturbs the lecture theatres. In the year previous, the School of Business and Management has under 80 students and this year it jumped up to 210 students. Due to this sudden influx and arguable greediness, the school is unable to organise lectures effectively. This has resulted in some lectures to run to 8pm.
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The campus is too small to accommodate all of the students and there are constant issues with heating. Additionally, the construction on campus disturbs the lecture theatres. In the year previous, the School of Business and Management has under 80 students and this year it jumped up to 210 students. Due to this sudden influx and arguable greediness, the school is unable to organise lectures effectively. This has resulted in some lectures to run to 8pm.
On 15th February 18
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Queen Mary University of London is located in East London, Mile End. The reputation for teaching has been recognised with a Silver rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework. 18,890 students are enrolled at Queen Mary University of London:
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The campus was already beautiful (surrounded by a park and close to the canal) but it has become even better lately. It has many new facilities. People are overall very friendly and always available to help. The quality of the courses is excellent especially for Law, Medicine and Drama. It is also a Russel group university with the advantages of the opportunities available in London! I would highly recommend to study here!
I studied here for three years (Graduated with a First Class in Biomedical Sciences) and I have enjoyed every second of it. I honestly don't understand the reviews written before, they seem from people that have never been there because qmul is very very loved by its own students. For what concerns teaching, it's excellent. We were thought by experts in the respective fields and our knowledge. Lectures were always very interesting and teachers always willing to listen to improve or change according to the student's requests. For what concerns its campus, it is really nice! It is probably the only Russel Group university in London to have a real campus and it is lovely as students can have a coffee, go to the library, meet friends or or make new friends all the time. The environment is very friendly, there are many services to help students so you can never feel alone or left out. The facilities are also great as they have been investing a lot of money lately. Overall I loved it!
Lecturers don’t care about you, don’t help you out. Feeling of being very alone and the actual university is very segregated everyone sticks to certain groups doesn’t feel very welcoming. I did 2 years of biomedical science and I hated the course it made me hate science
Good atmosphere friendly environment
There are plenty of facilities for students and constant support to direct students into the career they're looking for
Library is far too small, and also ugly-looking on the inside. Campus does not have enough study areas. Also they do not have an ice hockey society. Admin is terrible
Facilities and Clubs are pretty okay, the wifi sometimes acted weird in certain lecture halls in the campus.
I have to travel quite a lot on public transport for clinical work, I don't know why the Uni is so spread out here and there, but I don't mind it too much. QMUL campus is nice, Barts hospital is awesome but unfortunately the Royal London Hospital and the Blizard building is not in a good part of London, location wise if you are looking for a good location, other unis are better.
The campus is too small to accommodate all of the students and there are constant issues with heating. Additionally, the construction on campus disturbs the lecture theatres. In the year previous, the School of Business and Management has under 80 students and this year it jumped up to 210 students. Due to this sudden influx and arguable greediness, the school is unable to organise lectures effectively. This has resulted in some lectures to run to 8pm.
amazing university, have had the most amazing time of my life! if anyone was considering to study here, I would not even think twice about it. people told me how university would change my life, which I didn't believe. but it has truely changed my life !
I have joined some societies but find it difficult to keep in touch with them
Campus based uni extremely close to central London, amazing night life avalible and great career opportunities
Great supportive university in London.
Nice uni Lots of friendly people Good location Loads of amenities Close to central London Lecture theatres are nice Good library
One of the best campuses, I've been to.
Amazing location with an amazing campus. Great facilities and great teacher along with truly competent staff! 10/10 would recommend
Absolutely great, really friendly and convenient for nights out in London
My stay at the uni for my MS degree was superb with all the required facilities at my disposal.
Staff super helpful with plenty of opportunities and facilities
Excellent place to develop academically, professionally and socially. Loved the being in a true campus right at the centre of London. Graduate 2003
Finest English teaching in the world!
Have been having a great time :)
Great school! Love my degree course and everyone is very welcoming and helpful.
Beautiful and relaxed atmosphere
Nice diverse community, lots of societies to join and take part in, relaxed atmosphere around campus
Nice and social uni, a lot of friends opportunities
Awesome university, awesome people, awesome teaching
The best year of my life so far on campus