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Real World Impact Projects

Join an interdisciplinary team of Queen Mary students to work on a Real World Impact Project for a charity, social enterprise, SME or start-up.

Real World Impact Projects
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These projects are designed to address genuine challenges faced by organisations – giving you the chance to apply your academic knowledge and entrepreneurial skills to deliver meaningful change.

Semester A Projects:

Client: Barts Health Archives NHS

Project: Learning Resource Development. Click to learn more about this project and apply.

Client: Swadhinata Trust

Project: Social Media Strategy & Content Development. Click to learn more about this project and apply.

Client: Jigsaw House Society

Project: Public Opinion Enquiry. Click to learn more about this project and apply.

Semester B Projects:

Client: History of Parliament

Project: Developing a Reporting Framework. Click to learn more about this project and apply.

Client: Oxford House

Project: Content Creation. Click to learn more about this project and apply.

Client: Museum of the Home

Project: Audience Research and Evaluation. Click to learn more about this project and apply.

Get Involved 

Please email ent-hub@qmul.ac.uk for more information about Real World Impact Projects and how to get involved.

About SKETCH

The SKETCH Programme connects Queen Mary students with external organisations to tackle real-world challenges. By taking part, you’ll develop valuable skills while making a tangible difference.

Questions? Email: sketch@qmul.ac.uk

The SKETCH Programme

SKETCH is Queen Mary's Student Knowledge Exchange programme. Our students work with organisations to solve real-world problems
The SKETCH Programme

Live Consultancy Projects

The is an elected final element of the postgraduate degree at Queen Mary, where we work with SMEs, start-ups and social enterprises.
Live Consultancy Projects

  

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