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Unique Global Fieldwork Opportunities
We place an emphasis on practical application rather than formal lectures, through our global field trips and inspiring research projects.
"Our first night in the rainforest of Borneo was unforgettable"
Read more about Adam's fascinating field work trip to Borneo.
Life after Queen Mary
Recent graduates have been hired by employers including the Natural History Museum, Anthony Nolan Charity, Environment Agency and ZSL.
Meet our Academics
Our programmes are developed and taught by practising professionals and industry experts whose research has had a worldwide impact on conservation.
From Labs to Living Collections
Our Postgraduate students have access to world-class facilities, provided by both the School of Biological and Chemical Sciences and Kew gardens.
“You really learn to hone in your skills and interests"
Sahr Mian graduated from our MSc Plant and Fungal Taxonomy, Diversity and Conservation programme in 2019 and is now working as a Research Assistant at
Student Discovers Fourteen New Plant Species in Borneo
Previous MSc student Tianyi Yu has scientifically discovered 14 plant species, including one that was painted by none other than Marianne North.
The Dark Side of the Genome
Why do some plants have such large genomes? And what impact does it have?
How Queen Mary Research is Helping to Conserve Species Worldwide
Learn about some of the ways our academics and students are helping global conservation efforts