This list of frequently asked questions is for current Queen Mary LLB students only. If you want to study with us or are an applicant, please view our prospective student FAQ page.
You can find your exam timetable on MySIS, if there are any issues with your exam timetable please contact the Queen Mary Examinations Office: exams@qmul.ac.uk.
Please contact the assessment team on lawugassessment@qmul.ac.uk and request an administrative check of the relevant mark. You will need to include your student ID and the module code you wish to check.
Visit the Queen Mary Policy Zone page for more information on all policies.
For any queries relating to graduation, please contact graduation@qmul.ac.uk.
Please contact the Digital Learning Team who will be able to assist: lawugqmplus@qmul.ac.uk.
It is very unlikely but not impossible. The University will only change the timbale after its been published only on rare occasions where it is a necessity. However, it remains students responsibility to always check their timetable.
Please contact the Student Enquiry Centre who can advise you better.
Requests for extensions for Formative Assessments should be made direct to your tutor, for Summative Assessments you should make an EC claim.
To make a claim for extenuating circumstances, students must complete their request via the MySIS student portal, and submit this together with accompanying evidence to the designated member of staff in your school at least three days before the meeting of the extenuating circumstances sub-board for the Subject Examination Board.
You should compete a change of programme form and send this to lawugqa@qmul.ac.uk.
You can do so when the term starts in the first two weeks, the student support team will provide more information nearer to the time.
Please email lawugstudentsupport@qmul.ac.uk outlining which tutorial you would like to change and please state the reason why.
Student Support Officers are here to provide advice and guidance on matters outside of your academic needs.
You can find this information on MySIS.
You can book an appointment using the Law Student Support Team's calendar.
Please contact your module tutor with an explanation. If you are aware in advance that you are unable to attend, please make your tutor aware immediately.
If you miss two consecutive tutorials in a module, or have a pattern of absences in a module, this will be seen as a significant problem. You will receive an email and asked to discuss your problem. If you do not respond, this will be escalated.
No this is not possible. If you miss a tutorial or are aware you are unable to attend, please make contact your tutor with an explanation.
You can provide formal feedback for your course via module evaluations in weeks 9 and 10 of semester A and B.
Information will be provided to students near to the time.
Please contact the interlaw.council: interlaw.council@gmail.com. They release weekly newsletters.
Please email Afua Kudom, the Law Careers Consultant: a.kudom@qmul.ac.uk.
You can find the student handbook on QMplus within the UG Law Student Area.
Please contact the Fees Team: fees@qmul.ac.uk.
Fill out the application form, scan this and send a copy to the student. Address this to the address listed on the form. On the front of the letter write 'DHL: your full name, email address (Law Department)' and put an airmail stamp on the front and a Queen Mary stamp on the back of the letter. Then leave in outgoing post to be collected by the postman.
For queries related to admissions, please email admissions@qmul.ac.uk.
Joint degrees starting with Law feature law as the primary subject. For example, Law and Politics contains two thirds Law and one third of the other subject.
You can access your student status letter request via the Student Status Letter webpage.
You can find the module directory on QMplus within the Undergraduate Law Student Area.