Queen Mary Futures Online
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Ever wondered why if you snatch a table cloth away quickly enough, nothing falls off? Newton's first law of motion, of course!
Whether you're curious about what is really going on inside a Black Hole, if it's actually possible to get rich from TikTok, or how the law applies to Banksy's artwork, the Queen Mary Futures Online programme has something for you.
Through a series of interactive online activities, students in Years 12 and 13 can explore university subjects, build new skills, and start planning their future study and career options.
Register for Queen Mary Futures Online - Autumn 2026/27
The deadline for registrations is 23:59 on Sunday 15th November.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can take part in this programme?
The Queen Mary Futures Online programme is designed mainly for students in Years 12 and 13 (or equivalent) in the UK and overseas who are exploring their post-school and college options.
We also welcome applications from other groups, including GCSE students, recent school leavers, and anyone interested in exploring university subjects and future career pathways.
If demand is high and places are limited, priority will be given to students in Years 12 and 13.
To take part, students must be aged 15 or over.
What will I get for completing this programme?
Everyone who completes this programme will be sent a certificate of achievement by email.
How do I access the online programme?
Everyone whose participation is confirmed following their registration will be sent login details for Queen Mary's virtual learning environment, QMplus, along with step-by-step guidance on how to access and complete the programme.
Will I be eligible for a contextual offer if I complete this programme?
Completing this programme does not automatically qualify you for a contextual offer from Queen Mary University of London.
However, students who complete the programme may be eligible for a contextual offer from Queen Mary if they meet relevant eligibility criteria. Full details of Queen Mary's contextual admissions process, including a calculator which students can use to check their eligibility, can be found on the university's contextual admissions webpages.