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Queen Mary University of London

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Mile End Road
London
E1 4NS
United Kingdom

Queen Mary University of London is a leading research-intensive university with a difference – one that opens the doors of opportunity to anyone with the potential to succeed. 

Queen Mary University of London is committed to ensuring that any student regardless of their background, can succeed and reach their full potential. With staff and students from over 170 nationalities on its London campuses alone, Queen Mary is one of the most diverse higher education institutions in the world, and one whose student profile is distinctive among the Russell Group of leading research-intensive universities. More than 90 per cent of its home students come from state schools, 75 per cent are BAME (black, Asian and minority ethnic) and nearly 50 per cent are the first in their family into university. 

Queen Mary has been ranked joint 7th in the UK for the quality of its research, with 92 per cent of its research assessed as internationally excellent or world-leading (REF 2021). It has nine Nobel Prize winners among its former staff and students. Explore Queen Mary’s Research Highways to find out more about its research. 

In 2022, Queen Mary won the ‘University of the Year’ award at the sixth annual UK Social Mobility Awards. This follows a 2021 report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies in partnership with the Sutton Trust and UK Government’s Department of Education that named the University as the best in the country for social mobility, and the 2021 Sunday Times Good University Guide which noted that “Queen Mary continues to prove that social inclusion and academic success are not mutually exclusive.” 

Queen Mary is embedded in the heart of London with campuses in Mile End, Whitechapel, Lincoln’s Inn Field, West Smithfield, Charterhouse Square, Newham and Ilford. It also has a presence in Malta, Paris, Singapore and China. Regarding public engagement, Queen Mary was the first UK university to receive the Gold Watermark (in 2016) and the Platinum Watermark (in 2021) from the UK’s National Co-ordinating Centre for Public Engagement. 

Courses with academic direction from Queen Mary University of London

Short course

Accounting and finance

This module introduces a toolkit that enables a better understanding of the performance of businesses and the decisions and problems they face (credit bearing).
Short course

Accounting for managers

This module endeavours to cover fundamental concepts and techniques of management accounting (credit bearing).
Short course

Admiralty law

Admiralty Law provides the framework for international trade, looking at trade from an integrated perspective (credit bearing).
Short course

Advanced contract law

This course aim to give you a detailed understanding of contract law (credit bearing).
Short course

Advanced management accounting

This module provides insights into advanced aspects of planning, decision-making, performance evaluation and control (credit bearing).
Short course

Advanced torts

This course covers an introduction to torts and trespass to the person, the defamation action and tort theory (credit bearing).
Short course

Carriage of goods by sea

Contract of carriage can come in various shapes and in this course you will study the two main forms of contract and carriage and their uses (credit bearing).
Short course

Commercial trusts law

This course considers how the trusts law is used by commercial entities, banks and other financial institutions and large corporations (credit bearing).
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Comparative criminal justice policy

This course considers criminal justice systems from a range of jurisdictions, highlighting the merits and drawbacks of these systems (credit bearing).
Short course

Corporate governance and compliance

This course will help you understand the driving force behind the development and importance of corporate governance (credit bearing).
Short course

Corporate governance and ethics

This module covers issues affecting both the business community and the wider societal effects of the debate on corporate governance (credit bearing).
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Derivatives Law

This course raises theoretical questions about the way derivatives markets function and how the law and regulations should interact with them (credit bearing).
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Economics for managers

This module aims to introduce students without economic background to basic concepts and models in economics (credit bearing).
Short course

Entrepreneurial marketing

Explore marketing from an entrepreneurial perspective, focusing on the different approaches required for established firms and new ventures (credit bearing).
Short course

European convention on Human Rights

This course aims to provide you with a detailed knowledge of how the European human rights legal process has evolved (credit bearing).
Short course

European internal market

This course provides you with advanced knowledge and critical understanding of the rules and principles underpinning the EU internal markets (credit bearing).
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European union competition law

This course deals with the general and specific issues surrounding EU Competition rules and the enforcement of those rules (credit bearing).
Short course

Financial reporting and analysis

This module examines the financial reporting of companies, and how such reporting can be analysed to evaluate performance (credit bearing).
PGCert

Financial sanctions

This course is made up of a selection modules from other courses and is only available for the PGCert.
Short course

FinTech: Law and regulation

This module will help you understand what FinTech is and also introduce you to blockchain (credit bearing).
Short course

Franchising law

In franchising law you will study how and why the rules governing franchise agreements work (credit bearing).
MBA, PGCert and PGDip

Global MBA

Earn a world-class academic degree accredited by professional bodies such as CMI and CIMA and join the next generation of global business leaders.
Short course

Human rights of women

Many of the issues and examples you will explore on this course are contemporary human rights issues (credit bearing).
Short course

Innovation and change

This module equips the participants with the knowledge and skills to manage innovation in today’s rapidly evolving global marketplace (credit bearing).
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International accounting

This module provides an opportunity to gain real world accounting expertise within an international context (credit bearing).
Short course

International criminal law

In this course you will become familiar with both the most important primary sources of the law and leading scholarly commentaries on it (credit bearing).
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International economic law

This course covers the law regulating international economic relations and the role of international organisations such as the United Nations (credit bearing).
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International investment law

This course is designed to give you exposure to the world of law concerned with the regulation of foreign investment (credit bearing).
Short course

International law of the sea

This course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive picture from evolution to the current application of the law of the sea (credit bearing).
Short course

International merger control

This course is rather unique as it deals with a particular business phenomenon: mergers between firms (credit bearing).
Short course

International natural resources law

This course will provide you with the skills to analyse the theory of international natural resources law and its practical application (credit bearing).
Short course

International refugee law

In this course we will initially look at the historical move towards affording protection to persons who may be deemed to be a refugee (credit bearing).
Short course

International rights of the child

This is a highly analytical course and we will also identify problem areas in regard to the rights of the child (credit bearing).
Short course

International trade law

In this course you will see how trade transactions relate to each other and how they operate in a commercial context (credit bearing).
Short course

Law of financial crime

This course studies how the law works in the UK and also how criminal law, the financial market practice and financial regulation all interact (credit bearing).
Short course

Law of international project finance

The structuring and finance of projects is a specialised discipline and one that will be explored in detail in this course (credit bearing).
Short course

Law of international taxation

This course examines the rules and principles that form how countries assert and limit their jurisdiction to tax cross-border flows of income (credit bearing).
Short course

Law of treaties

This course will provide you with knowledge of both theoretical and practical issues of the law of treaties (credit bearing).
Short course

Law on investment entities

This course explores law on investment: substantive laws relating to investment and the regulation of investment and how we protect consumers (credit bearing).
Short course

Marine insurance law

Over the duration of this course you will come to understand the intricacies of marine insurance law (credit bearing).
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Maritime dispute settlement

Maritime dispute settlement deals with both general and specific issues of the settlement of maritime disputes. (credit bearing).
Short course

Marketing for managers

This module teaches students the core marketing functions that will assist them in decision-making and enhanced outcomes in the marketplace (credit bearing).
Short course

Medical law and ethics

This course requires students to use sophisticated analytical skills in evaluating complex legal and ethical dilemmas (credit bearing).
Short course

Modern copyright law

This module aims to provide you with both a general understanding of copyright law from a comparative perspective and to familiarise you with more contemporary debates.
Short course

Negotiation and conflict management

This module applies practical skills complemented with substantive knowledge to help participants become highly effective leaders and managers (credit bearing).
Short course

Portfolio management

This module focuses on investment decision-making and improved portfolio management from an applied perspective (credit bearing).
LLM, PGCert and PGDip

LLM Postgraduate Laws

This LLM degree offers 33 specialisations, allowing you to demonstrate a broad awareness of law or specialist knowledge of a specific field.
Short course

Risk management and decision-making

The module takes an applied perspective, focussing on decision-making in risky environments, which is of importance to the finance industry (credit bearing).
Short course

Russian law and legal institutions

The course is intended to provide a basic grounding in Russian law and institutions and also extend your intellectual horizons and abilities (credit bearing).
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Securities law

This course aims to provide you with a strong grasp of the dense regulation within securities law (credit bearing).
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Strategic Management

This module focuses on models based on businesses in developed countries and applies to all sizes of firm including global corporations (credit bearing).
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Successful leadership

This module prepares students for strategic leadership and transformational roles in organisations (credit bearing).
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Taxation principles and policy

This course takes a principled approach to consider why tax systems are structured in a particular way and what may influence the structure (credit bearing).
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Telecommunications law

This course is all about the area of law that regulates the telecommunications industry (credit bearing).
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Transfer of technology law

The course examines the issues of intellectual property rights largely from the perspective of United Kingdom and European Union law (credit bearing).
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Venture capital and entrepreneurship

Examine how funding is obtained from venture capital firms by entrepreneurs, and how business professionals make and manage investments (credit bearing).
Short course

Western European legal history

This course is about the history of legal development in Europe, from the fall of the Roman Empire right up to the modern times (credit bearing).
Short course

World trade law

The course covers the history of the WTO, its objectives and how it operates (credit bearing).
Short course

Youth justice

In this course students will discuss and analyse the socio-legal concepts of youth and childhood in both academic and legal discourse (credit bearing).