Queen Mary Graduate School
Selecting the most appropriate institution for graduate study is a very different process from looking for a university in which to pursue a first degree. Your needs as a graduate student are specific and much more individualised. In recognition of this the College has a Graduate School that works with academic departments to ensure postgraduate teaching and research at Queen Mary is of the highest quality.
Responsibilities of the Graduate School include:
- ensuring that research students receive appropriate training and supervision
- ensuring that postgraduate teaching is of a high standard
- dissemination of good practice in both research student training, supervision, assessment, and postgraduate teaching; promotion of new initiatives in graduate teaching and research
- ensuring that appropriate facilities are available to meet the academic, social and career development needs of graduate students.
Faculties and the 'Sector' Graduate Schools
The College is organised into four faculties:
- Arts
- Engineering and Mathematical Sciences
- Law and Social Sciences
- Natural Sciences
- plus the School of Medicine and Dentistry
To ensure that support and facilities for graduate students reflect the demands of specific subject areas, we have developed 'sector' Graduate Schools covering groups of subjects with related needs. The sector Graduate Schools are: