For over 50 years, we have been proud to welcome students from South East Asia to Queen Mary. We hope these pages give you all the information you need to take the next step towards joining our vibrant, diverse community.
Imagine how far you can go
From your first application to settling into life in London, we’re here to support you every step of the way. Join a truly global community, make London your home and discover new opportunities to learn, grow and shape your future.
Every year, around 500 students from South East Asia join our community, studying a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate and pathway programmes.
Whether you’re passionate about Engineering, Law, Medicine or something else, Queen Mary gives you the opportunity to pursue what inspires you, connect with people from around the world and make the most of your time in London.
Why study at Queen Mary?
A truly global community in one of the world’s best student cities
London is ranked the third-best student city in the world in the QS Best Student Cities 2026, behind Seoul and Tokyo. At Queen Mary, you’ll study alongside a diverse international community while experiencing everything this vibrant, global city has to offer.
Some of our alumni from the region includes:
There are plenty of opportunities to make new friends, meet like-minded people and get involved in student life. With more than 300 clubs and societies to choose from, you can pursue your interests, try something new and connect with people who share your passions.
Discover just some of the clubs and societies you could join:
Reach out to us
Our teams in Kuala Lumpur and London are here to answer your questions and support you throughout your journey to Queen Mary. Alternatively, you can email to seasia@qmul.ac.uk and we will be more than happy to assist you.
Follow us on QmulSEA for exciting news and updates.
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Since graduating from Queen Mary, I have been fortunate to combine my devotion to science with a passion for broader issues. I have always believed that science should not exist in isolation, but should contribute to society and help shape a better future.— Yongyuth Yuthavong, Chemistry BSc, 1966, Thai biochemistry researcher; and Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand 2014-15
Regional Podcast
In December 2022 the International Student Recruitment Team recorded a Regional Podcast focused on South East Asia. Members of the team sat down with colleagues from Admissions and a current student to get the lowdown on everything you'll need to take the next step on your international study journey - from how to engage with Queen Mary from your country, student success stories, entrance requirements and tips on making a great application!
Your Queen Mary team for South East Asia
Dr Robert Duncan
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Regional Manager - Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia and International students within the UK
- r.duncan@qmul.ac.uk
- whatsapp +44 (0)7860 921005
Siewmang Yee
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Regional Manager - Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea and Philippines
Keng Lip Phng
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Regional Adviser - Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines
Entrepreneurship has been a journey of self-discovery. I’ve learnt to embrace failure, stay true to myself and keep evolving.— Ili Sulaiman graduated from Queen Mary Business School in 2008 and is now a popular chef, TV personality and entrepreneur. She is known for her cooking shows on the Asian Food Network.