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Graduate attributes
Graduate Attributes are the knowledge, skills and behaviours that Queen Mary students develop as a result of their learning and experiences at university
Our updated Queen Mary Graduate Attributes Framework
As a Queen Mary graduate, you will:
Communicate effectively in a range of formats for different purposes with a diverse range of people
Respect, listen to, and value others and their opinions
Recognise and value your individual worth and identify the contributions you can make
Identify clear personal, study and career goals, taking responsibility for your own growth and development
Apply a flexible and resilient approach to your life
Engage critically and reflectively with knowledge
Demonstrate an innovative and creative approach to problem solving
Apply your disciplinary expertise to broader contexts and society
Be digitally fluent
Participate effectively and inclusively in different roles as part of a team, including as a leader
Collaborate with a diverse range of colleagues
Act honestly, fairly and ethically, including in academic conduct
Promote socially responsible behaviour for a global sustainable future
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