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Business Management

2026
 Undergraduate Course

Embark on a thrilling journey where you'll be at the forefront of shaping the future of business.Navigate the rapidly evolving business landscape driven by technological advancements, globalisation and shifting consumer behaviours. At the same time, explore innovation and entrepreneurship as you develop the tools to embrace emerging trends and capitalise on transformative opportunities.   We’ve designed this degree to combine theory and practice. Through interactive case studies, real-world projects, and industry collaborations, you'll develop practical skills and learn business concepts. All of this will empower you to excel in your future career.  Care about sustainability? We do too. That’s why we explore topics such as corporate social responsibility and ethical decision-making. And our research contributes to shaping responsible business practices, fostering sustainable economic growth and addressing societal and environmental challenges.  Achieve your ambitions  Studying in one of the world's foremost business and financial hubs, you'll have easy access to a thriving business community and industry events. Barclays, Accenture and Coca-Cola are just a few of our notable industry partners. Look out for internship opportunities with them to boost your employability.  You’ll join a community that fosters personal growth and supports your aspirations. Our graduates are sought after by top employers globally, making Queen Mary the ultimate launchpad for your business management journey. 
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Economics and International Finance

2026
 Undergraduate Course

From failing businesses to widespread unemployment, discover the impact of economic events on the world.Look beyond the financial headlines and ask key questions about what’s happening behind the scenes.How do companies make financial decisions? What risk management strategies are in place? How do global financial markets influence firms and policymakers?   We’ve designed this course to focus on finance and strategy on an international level, starting with a whole module on the world economy in your first semester. Academic experts will also discuss other research areas in bond and foreign exchange markets, financial derivatives, international trade, and much more.  With a wide choice of modules in the final year, you also can direct your studies according to your interests or career goals, from behavioural economics to corporate strategy and the finance of emerging markets.      
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Film and French

2026
 Undergraduate Course

Develop your passion for film while exploring French language and culture in depth.Our exciting Film and French BA combines two different - and complementary - areas of interest. You’ll divide your time equally between the two subjects. Studying French at Queen Mary means appreciating the diversity of the French-speaking world. You’ll learn not only about metropolitan France, but also about French as a global language, France’s role on the world stage, and the culture and thought of groups who have historically been silenced or excluded, such as women, the working class and ethnic minorities. Studying Film fosters an understanding of visual aesthetics and leads students into areas of study as diverse as history, politics, philosophy, technology and performance. You’ll study the history and theory of cinema across a broad range of modules and have the opportunity to write your own film script. You’ll spend your third year abroad, an exceptional opportunity to develop your language skills through immersion and boost your intercultural competence.   Register your interest
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Film and German

2026
 Undergraduate Course

Develop your passion for film while exploring German language, history and culture in depth.Our Film and German degree allows you to pursue an understanding of film within the context of a wider knowledge of Germanic language and culture. No prior knowledge of German is needed. Film fosters an understanding of visual aesthetics and leads students into areas of study as diverse as history, politics, philosophy, technology and performance. You’ll study the history and theory of cinema across a broad range of modules and have the opportunity to write your own film script. Studying German at Queen Mary involves intensive engagement with the language, in conjunction with learning about the cultures and histories of Germany, Austria and Switzerland. You’ll develop a high level of linguistic competence, together with analytical skills and an understanding of intercultural issues. You’ll spend your third year studying or working in Germany, Austria or German-speaking Switzerland, an exceptional opportunity to develop your language skills through immersion and boost your intercultural competence.   Register your interest
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French and Politics

2026
 Undergraduate Course

Develop high-level French language skills and gain insight into the workings of today’s increasingly globalised world.This four-year degree programme is jointly taught by the School of the Arts and the School of Politics and International Relations, and combines two different, but often complementary, areas of interest. You'll divide your time equally between the two subjects, with the flexibility to tailor your degree with a wide choice of modules. You'll gain an excellent grounding in French language and culture, taking core modules in written and spoken French. You’ll also learn to engage with political theories, ideas and ideologies, governments and institutions, and comparative politics. Studying French will give you an appreciation of the global diversity of the French-speaking world. You'll learn about metropolitan France, its role on the world stage, and the variations of French spoken in Canada, Belgium and North Africa. You’ll spend your third year studying or working in a French-speaking country, immersing yourself in its rich language, culture, politics and history.   Register your interest
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Hispanic Studies and Linguistics

2026
 Undergraduate Course

Combine learning Spanish and exploring Hispanic culture with studying the way language itself works. From the regions of Spain to the diverse countries of Latin America, Hispanic Studies covers the history, politics, sport, literature and film of several nations. As the second most widely spoken language in the world, Spanish is an important tool for intercultural communication. No prior knowledge of Spanish is required. You may also be able to learn the Catalan language as part of your degree, thereby widening your access to other rich cultures. Linguistics is the study of human language. You’ll be looking at questions like: how did language develop? How is it able to create infinite new meanings? How is it learned? How is it represented in the brain? How do people use it? How does it change over time? You could find yourself recording dialect speakers, working out the rules of an endangered language or learning how to write down a sneeze. You’ll spend your third year studying or working in a Spanish-speaking country, immersing yourself in its language and society.   Register your interest
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Intercalated Global Medical Humanities

2026
 Undergraduate Course

Our iBSc in Global Medical Humanities will examine critical questions and illuminate the assumptions, cultural norms, and political judgements inherent within medicine and healthcare.Questions students will be asked to consider throughout the programme will include: What is illness? How does Western medicine define disease and wellness? Are these definitions universal? What happens when different cultural understandings of life, health, wellbeing and death come into conflict with one another? How are medicine and healthcare shaped by different social, historical, and cultural contexts? Housed within the Department of Comparative Literature and Culture, our iBSc will give you a global perspective on key debates in medicine and healthcare (e.g., COVID-19, transplants, disasters, mental health, disability) across a range of cultural contexts. Our Global Medical Humanities programme explores global literary and cultural objects (including fiction and non-fiction, film, visual art) and urges us to rethink our understanding of care, health, risk and vulnerability. You will be challenged to reflect on the complex relationship between medicine and healthcare and social inequalities, human rights, environmental and humanitarian crises, and questions of ethics. What makes our programme unique? It offers a truly global perspective (including the Caribbean; South Asia, East Asia, Africa, Eastern and Western Europe). It covers not just literature, but other forms of culture (film, the visual arts, social media, popular culture). It provides an insight into several overlapping fields in the humanities (literary and cultural studies, environmental humanities; postcolonial studies; disability studies; communication studies).
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International Foundation Year

2026
 Undergraduate Course

Get the skills and experience you need to study an undergraduate degree in the humanities and social sciences.This programme provides international and EU students with a direct route to undergraduate study at Queen Mary or other UK universities. All modules are taught by our expert academic staff, and you’ll have full access to all student facilities, including welfare, library, social and sport. This one-year programme will allow you to progress to any degree in the faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Queen Mary – including law, business management, economics, international relations, politics, comparative literature, linguistics, languages, film studies, history and geography. You can also apply to other UK universities after your foundation year. Compulsory modules include English language and study skills and an independent research project, and you'll also study modules in three further academic subjects based on your chosen pathway. You'll develop solid knowledge in your chosen academic specialties, and improve your ability to use academic English effectively at undergraduate level.
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Liberal Arts

2026
 Undergraduate Course

Design your own degree and throw open your career options on this exciting programme. Where will your curiosity take you? Have a variety of interests? Prefer to grow your knowledge across a range of subjects, rather than just one? Liberal Arts is the idea of having a well-rounded education that cultivates the mind. With the flexibility to follow your intellectual curiosity throughout this programme, you’ll be able to explore the subjects you’re passionate about.  Combine modules that reflect your individual interests and aspirations. Alongside learning a language during your first year, you can choose to study film, literature, history, politics, drama, international relations and much more. Taught by academics across multiple subjects, you’ll benefit from their world-leading research and outstanding contributions across environmental, political, and linguistic projects.    Register your interest   Plot your own path  Through the support of the careers service, you could have the opportunity to work for a variety of companies as you spend a year in industry in your third year. Perhaps you’ll be making a difference at a charity or contributing new ideas at a local authority. Make the most of our London location and enjoy putting your new knowledge into action.  The school has a dedicated careers consultant who will help to boost your employability. You’ll develop communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills, graduating with a diverse mix of abilities and perspectives that will set you apart in the job market. There will be a wide range of career options to explore from teaching to publishing, international relations to government, and much more. Which industry will you want to pursue?   
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Mathematics and Statistics

2026
 Undergraduate Course

Make a difference in the ever-developing digital world where you’ll tackle industry’s challenging mathematical problems.In our digital age, we create an ever-increasing volume of data every day. With enormous data sets emerging across all industries, the ability to analyse, interpret, and communicate data through statistical analysis is an increasingly important skill.   Our expert teaching team deliver all-round mathematical training with an in-depth study of statistics. You’ll start by building a foundation across pure, discrete, decision and modern applied mathematics. Then specialise in a range of topics from computational statistics to actuarial mathematics.  Flexibility to suit you Interested in applying probabilistic modelling to genetics? Curious how banks use statistics to predict the impact of economic crises? Focus your study to match your ambitions with our optional modules.   As part of your learning, you’ll have the opportunity to apply to take a year abroad or kickstart your career with a professional placement. Being in our London location, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Your CV will now be stuffed with sought-after skills and knowledge that you’ll have picked up throughout the programme. Next, our careers consultant will work alongside you to guide you into the perfect career. How does pharmaceutical research, banking, investment, or forensics sound?  
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