Studying geography means studying the world
12th overall in the UK
(Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2020)
Geography at Queen Mary encompasses both the human and physical aspects of the discipline. You will develop a uniquely geographical way of seeing and understanding the world, gain the analytical skills sought after by employers, and specialise in key areas of the subject, including globalisation and development, culture and identity, global health, Earth surface processes and environmental management.
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Environmental Science Year of Entry2021
BSc (Hons)Environmental Science Year of Entry2020
BSc (Hons)Environmental Science Year of Entry2022
BSc (Hons)Environmental Science with Business Management Year of Entry2021
BSc (Hons)Environmental Science with Business Management Year of Entry2022
BSc (Hons)Environmental Science with Business Management Year of Entry2020
BSc (Hons)Geography BA Year of Entry2020
BA (Hons)Geography BA Year of Entry2021
BA (Hons)Geography BA Year of Entry2022
BA (Hons)Geography BSc Year of Entry2022
BSc (Hons)Geography BSc Year of Entry2020
BSc (Hons)Geography BSc Year of Entry2021
BSc (Hons)Geography with Business Management Year of Entry2020
BSc (Hons)Geography with Business Management Year of Entry2021
BSc (Hons)Geography with Business Management Year of Entry2022
BSc (Hons)Human Geography Year of Entry2020
BA (Hons)Human Geography Year of Entry2022
BA (Hons)Human Geography Year of Entry2021
BA (Hons)Aquatic Ecology by Research MSc Year of Entry2021
MScDevelopment and Global Health MA Year of Entry2021
MADevelopment and International Business MSc Year of Entry2021
MScEnvironmental Science by Research MSc Year of Entry2021
MScGeography MRes Year of Entry2021
MResGlobal Development MA Year of Entry2021
MAWater and Environmental Management MSc Year of Entry2021
MScGeography
PhD
I chose to study here because it’s in London. The urbanity of London makes it a potential field site for research and an interesting space of change and interactions. I was also intrigued by the history Queen Mary has and the commitment of the University to social justice.— Victoria Nakyejwe, Geography BA (2020)
