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Queen Mary University is a trimester destination

Semester 1 (autumn) mid September – mid December (teaching starts end of September)

Semester 2 (spring) mid January – beginning of April (teaching starts end of January)

Examination period for semester 1 modules* beginning of January – mid January
(*This only applies to full year students. Assessment for autumn-only exchange students takes place in December)

Examination period for semester 2 and full year modules beginning of May – end of May
Late Summer Resit Period beginning of August – mid August

The Queen Mary academic year is divided into two twelve-week semesters: autumn and spring. Students coming to study with us for the autumn only will be able to finish all assessments before Christmas. Students coming for the full year will have their autumn-module exams in January and their spring and full-year module exams in May. The academic calendar can be found here

There will also be a orientation program before the teaching starts.

GPA of 3.0

English language: B2, please note the differences between:

• Standard Visitor (students coming for one semester)
  Standard Visitors only planning to take courses within the subject area of their Erasmus exchange agreement and any other 1st / 2nd year level courses do not need to provide evidence of their English level. Though the expectation is that nominated students will have B2 Level English.
  You need to provide an English certificate C1 if you want to take 3rd/4th year level courses outside of the subject area of the Erasmus agreement (Law), or if a visa is required to study in the UK.

• Student Route Visa (students coming for the full academic year)

  If you are coming into the UK on a Student Route visa then as part of the immigration process you will need to provide evidence of English level that meets the Edinburgh minimum entry requirements. You will need to provide a certificate from one of the following exams: IELTS, TOEFL iBT, Cambridge CAE/CPE or Trinity ISE which meets our minimum entry scores listed here. The English language certificate must be no more than two years old at the start date of your studies in Edinburgh.

Students who are of a nationality outside of Europe will be required to provide a proof of an official English Language certificate. 

Only courses in the Law area are open to exchange students!

no, there are no exceptions to this. 

Planning a budget and managing money

The Erasmus+ Grant is no longer available for exchange students who are going to the UK. The British Universities Transnational Exchange (BUTEX) is offering a scholarship opportunity which students can apply to. You can read more about the scholarship on their website  Read more about other grants on our website.

Find more information on the university's visa and immigration page.

Check if you need a visa on the website of the UK government.

You can find information on this university’s credits in the credit conversion table

Places available: 1 student for 10 months or 2 students for 5 months.

We advise students to apply for a full year. The reason for this is that a lot of modules run for the full year.

One semester is also possible. Please note: if you want to go for 2nd semester courses a very (very!) limited. 

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