In the UK, the Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) is one of the most prestigious universities, while in the world it has been considered as one of the best. The university expects all students to have a good standard of English in order to successfully study on a course. The minimum English language requirements is GCSE grade C or 4, though the requirements for some courses may be higher.
Studentships Information
- The scholarships are available for pursuing the postgraduate research program, and these are given for studying varies courses offered by the university. The Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) grants the research studentships to the value of around 12 million pounds to support PhD students each year. These include our own QMUL Principal’s Postgraduate. Please remember that the deadline of these studentships is 31 January 2019.
- Applicants from the UK, European Union and International students are eligible to apply these studentships. The university expects all students to have a good standard of English in order to successfully study on a course. The minimum English language requirement is GCSE grade C or 4, though the requirements for some courses may be higher.
- To apply the scholarships, it has to be processed throughout online application. There are four steps that are done. Firstly, select your course of study from the list of postgraduate courses. Secondly, it is an academic entry requirement, so that you need to find out whether you have the right qualification base on the country/ region specific information of overseas qualification. Next, you must demonstrate your English language and foundation courses. If your first language is not English, then you must be able to provide recent evidence that your spoken and written command of the English language is adequate for the programmes for which you have applied. For a full list of our English language requirements please see English language requirements web pages. The last step is applying to Queen Mary. The postgraduate applications should be made online, and the paper applications are no longer accepted.