What can I study?
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Artistic Rebellion in London and Paris
Discover the history of the avant-garde art in Paris and its impact on London’s culture.
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British Horror and Fantasy Cinema from Dracula to Harry Potter
This course investigates the alternative history or ‘repressed underside’ of British cinema and the ways in which these films engage with the history of Britain and its capital.
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Chinese Language and Culture Level 1
This course emphasises the growing importance globally of the Chinese world through the study of the language.
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Chinese Language and Culture Level 2
This course emphasises the growing importance globally of the Chinese world through the study of the language.
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Financial Programming
This module aims to provide students with the essentials of high level and EUC financial computing as used in the finance industry.
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Global Shakespeare
This course will look at Shakespeare’s afterlives in different parts of the world.
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Issues and Debates in International Relations
This course gives you a sophisticated understanding of international relations, covering such current topics as war and security, globalisation and development, and EU foreign policy.
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International Business
Students get an overview of the process of economic ‘globalisation’ and changes in international business by examining case studies.
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Introduction to International Law
Gain a profound overview of international law and its various areas, its relations to politics, and the current challenges of the international legal system.
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Introduction to Particle Physics
You’ll explore the behaviour of all known matter, from very small-scale particles to the very large scale of the universe and its composition.
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London in Modern European Literature, Fine Art and Film
Explore London’s dominant role as a European city as it is seen in European literature, fine art and film in the 19th, 20th and early 21st centuries.
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London Performance Past and Present
Immerse yourself in London’s rich theatrical history and take advantage of the wide-ranging opportunities the city offers.
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Migration and Urban Change in London and Paris
This programme provides students with a creative intellectual immersion into the heart of London and Paris.
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Practical Machine Learning
Study machine learning by using the Python programming language and the TensorFlowTM programming toolkit. (No programming background needed)
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State Crime: Government Violence and Corruption
This module is about crime committed by governments and it explores the definition and nature of state crime in criminological, legal and political discourse.
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The Universe
Learn about the constituents of the observed universe and carry out real astronomical observations using the in-house optical telescopes at the Queen Mary observatory.
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Timewalkers: early humans, stone tools and environmental change
This module takes you on a journey through time to discover Britain’s Stone Age past.
