London’s allure lies in its eclectic mix of cultures, cuisines, and experiences. Often named the best student city in the world, it offers a vibrant, dynamic, and culturally rich environment for students from all walks of life.
As a Queen Mary student, you are perfectly positioned to take advantage of everything this bustling metropolis offers. From the vibrant streets of Shoreditch to the historic lanes of Covent Garden, there’s always something new to discover from the diverse cultures embedded in the day-to-day experience in London.
The city is not just a backdrop for its residents; it boasts Iconic landmarks like the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, and the British Museum that are just a tube ride away from the Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) campus, offering an enriching glimpse into the past along with being a paradise for art lovers. The city boasts world-renowned galleries such as the Tate Modern and the National Gallery, alongside a thriving theatre scene in the West End, and student discounts often make these cultural excursions affordable and accessible.
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The London Campus Experience with QMUL
Despite its urban sprawl, the QMUL campus offers serene escapes from the hustle and bustle, perfect for a relaxing afternoon. While London offers endless distractions, sometimes you need the perfect spot to hit the books. Queen Mary University’s campus provides a variety of study spaces that cater to different needs, whether you’re looking for silence or a bit of background buzz.
Mile End Library: This is the heart of academic life on campus. With its extensive collection of books, journals, and digital resources, the library is an essential spot for serious study. The Silent Study Room is perfect for those who need complete quiet, while the Group Study Rooms are great for collaborative projects.
Ground Café: Located in the Students’ Union Hub, Ground Café offers a cosy atmosphere with a range of coffee and snacks. It’s an ideal spot for a more relaxed study session or for those who need a bit of background noise to concentrate.
Graduate Centre: Big windows and lots of natural light, the most comfortable booths to study at, and an amazing hot drink and a snack from the café. (A cup of hot chocolate is always a great motivation to perk up and help you concentrate, especially on rainy days.
Blomeley Rooms: Located in the Students’ Union Building, these rooms can be booked for group study sessions. They provide a quiet space and are close to the SU's amenities.
Drapers Lounge: For a change of scenery, Drapers Lounge offers comfortable seating and a relaxed environment. It’s a great place to take a break from the library and work in a more casual setting.
The Canalside: This is the prettiest and most scenic part of the campus to study, especially during the summers.
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