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Why is an F1 car so light?
If you’ve ever wondered how a Formula One car can weigh so little, how the touchscreen on your mobile works, or what an artificial heart valve is made of, this is the ideal Engineering course for you. As a Engineering or Materials graduate, you’ll gain valuable skills, sought after by a wide range of employers and required in a diverse variety of industries. Explore your options at Queen Mary, one of 24 leading UK universities represented by the Russell Group, committed to maintaining the very best research, teaching and learning standards.
Did you know a jiffy actually means 1/100th of a second?
If mathematical concepts excite you, discover a new world of mathematical ideas at Queen Mary. One of 24 leading UK universities represented by the Russell Group, we maintain the very best research, teaching and learning standards. Our academic expertise and diverse culture can offer you a rich experience. In the School of Mathematical Sciences, you’ll be taught by recognised experts in a broad range of fields – from probability and topology to algebra, combinatorics and logic. Join us.
Do French people really eat lots of snails?
If you love learning languages and studying the nuances of other cultures, choose a Modern Languages degree at Queen Mary. You don’t even need to have studied a foreign language at A Level either, as classes are streamed to suit your level, with students able to enter at the level that best suits them. What’s more our flexible structure means you can study your ideal language combination and choose one, two or three - from French, German, Russian, Spanish, Catalan and Portuguese.
Can fire have a shadow?
Discover the fundamental laws of nature studying Physics at Queen Mary. Learn how these laws tell us the behaviour of the world around us, from the quantum strangeness of subatomic particles to the evolution of the Universe and everything in it.
One of 24 leading UK universities represented by the Russell Group, we maintain the very best research, teaching and learning standards and are accredited by the Institute of Physics. We’ve also played a proud role in some of the most significant discoveries in Physics and Astronomy of the past 100 years, from the discovery of the Higg’s boson, the invention of string theory, to a planet orbiting Proxima b.
Why are there purple ribbons attached to the members cloakroom coat hangers?
If you’re seeking answers to this and some of the great political questions of our time, then where better to study than Queen Mary? We cover subjects like power, identity, conflict, society and the systems and organisations that govern the world. We’re also perfectly placed for political debate, with nearby parliament, political parties and think tanks offering the opportunity to network and keep your finger on the pulse of every political development.
How long was the shortest war?
Satisfy your curiosity and passion for learning by choosing to study History at one of the largest, friendliest and most distinguished history departments in the country. One of 24 leading UK universities represented by the Russell Group, we maintain the very best research, teaching and learning standards. Join us and discover more.
Why is a sonnet 14 lines long?
If you want to write a sonnet, or make a song and dance about something, come to Queen Mary and study drama in the heart of the east end of London. Studying next to hundreds of world-class theatres and performance venues, you’ll have the opportunity to understand performance from a variety of cultural perspectives and historical periods. Fun, fabulous and fascinating, it’s time you found out more…