Queen Mary News

Outstanding education breeds outstanding success

Queen Mary University of London, ranked 92nd in the world and 9th in the UK, has a 240-year history of providing outstanding education to students from its local communities and around the world. Integral to this education is how the University, ranked 24th in the world for its quality of research, embeds research practice and findings in its education offer. Thanks to this world-class, research-led education, students from Queen Mary go on to make real, positive changes to the world.  

Queen Mary and Cornell University hold Global Migration Spring School in Malta

Queen Mary University of London and Cornell University have co-delivered the first joint Global Migration Spring School, held from 4 to 9 May at the Queen Mary Malta Campus in Gozo. The School marks a new chapter in the growing academic partnership between the two institutions, following their earlier collaboration on a transnational migration workshop.  

Queen Mary deepens strategic ties with the Middle East

Last week, Queen Mary University of London embarked on a tour across the Middle East, strengthening its global footprint through strategic partnerships in education, research, and student mobility. 

Prestigious international education conference held in UK for the first time

Last week, IEEE’s Global Engineering Education Conference (EDUCON) 2025 was held at Queen Mary University of London, the first time the conference was held in the UK. This is a flagship event of the IEEE Education Society. 

Blog: Queen Mary University of London graduates off to a flying start

Stephanie Marshall is Vice-Principal (Education) at Queen Mary University of London. She is the author of the forthcoming Strategic Leadership of Change in Higher Education (3rd edition) and a Senior Non-Resident Fellow in the Global Education and Innovation section. Here she talks about graduate attributes in light of UUK’s new report.  

Queen Mary University of London expands partnerships across Southeast Asia

Queen Mary is forging new academic, government, and industry collaborations across Southeast Asia. A high-level delegation, led by Professor Helen Bailey, Vice-Principal International, recently visited Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore to strengthen partnerships that drive innovation, workforce development, and economic growth in the region.

Queen Mary University host world’s first Children’s AI summit

On Tuesday 4 February, Queen Mary University of London co-hosted the world’s first children’s artificial intelligence (AI) summit.  

Queen Mary University of London Principal says, “universities must equip students to bridge the gap with industry”

Professor Colin Bailey CBE, President and Principal of Queen Mary University of London, joined an expert panel at the 2025 QS India Summit  for Higher Education in Goa on Wednesday, 29 January 2025.

Creative industry workers feel job worth and security under threat from AI

New findings from Queen Mary University of London show that people working in creative industries are worried their jobs are under threat from artificial intelligence (AI) and are calling for improved regulation around its use in creative fields