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A message from the Principal - 26 February 2018
26 February 2018
Queen Mary International Week 2018 - call for submissions
27 September 2018
Queen Mary International Week will celebrate the diversity of our students and staff and the richness of our cultures. It will feature a vibrant programme of culturally themed events for the University community and will take place from the week beginning Monday 26 November.
We’re working to improve your experience – how we listen and respond to student feedback
26 September 2018
We are continually working to improve your experience at Queen Mary, and we have made some significant developments over the summer in response to feedback from students and a result of the Students’ Union working on your behalf.
Going for Gold – working towards excellence in education at Queen Mary
24 September 2018
This year, we will be working together with students through the Students’ Union, on Going for Gold.
A new academic year, time for a new start?
21 September 2018
For many this a time of renewed good intentions, but like New Year’s resolutions these can fall by the wayside all too quickly! Find out more how you can establish good habits for the year ahead.
Queen Mary in the Media over the summer
25 September 2018
Queen Mary in the Media is a selection of our stories featured in the national and international media. Here is a round-up of stories featured over the summer, to keep you updated on some of the exciting things that the Queen Mary community has been up to.
Student profile: Nina Clifton
21 September 2018
Nina Clifton has just finished her MSc in Global Public Health and Policy at Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry. While she was still completing her studies, she bravely took on the Man vs Coast challenge to raise money for the charity Help Refugees. We caught up with her to find out more about the event and why she is so passionate about this cause.
School of Medicine and Dentistry student co-hosts live TV panel to raise awareness of genetic conditions within the Asian community
24 September 2018
Earlier this year, third-year medical student Cherry Jain presented a live panel on Asian TV channel Venus TV with the aim of raising awareness of genetic conditions within the Asian community.
The Disability and Dyslexia Service has moved
24 September 2018
On Wednesday 15 August, the Disability and Dyslexia Service (DDS) moved offices to room FB3.06 on the third floor of the Bancroft Building, Mile End campus.
Top 10 money tips for new students
21 September 2018
Are you worries about making your money last at university? The Advice and Counselling Service has put together a handy list of top 10 money tips for new students.
Do you know what your blood pressure numbers mean?
When you have your blood pressure measured, you will be given two numbers, systolic (top) and diastolic (bottom). Once you know your numbers, you can use our blood pressure chart to see what they mean and if your blood pressure is in the healthy range.
There's lots you can do to lower your blood pressure and avoid stroke
This year's campaign will take place from 7-13 September. It's all about knowing your blood pressure at home to feel in control. Home blood pressure monitoring gives you one less thing to worry about. Don't miss your chance to take part in the UK's biggest blood pressure testing and awareness event.
Blood Pressure UK membership can help to keep your blood pressure under control
Membership means you get a helping hand in looking after your blood pressure while supporting others. Over 90% of our members say that being a member of Blood Pressure UK helps them to manage and lower their blood pressure. Find out what you get as a member and how to join.
Become a member
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