Queen Mary University of London (QMUL), Foundation, International Science and Engineering Foundation Programme

This International Science and Engineering Foundation Programme will enable students (from outside the UK and EU) to achieve the right academic level, as well as improve your English language and academic skills, to progress onto your chosen undergraduate degree programme. 

The programme is taught entirely at the Mile End campus by university staff and students will have access to all Queen Mary's facilities and services.

Upon successful completion of the International SEFP students can progress onto most of the BSc/BEng and MSci/MEng degree programmes in the following departments at Queen Mary University:

• Biological and Chemical Sciences
• Electronic Engineering and Computer Science
• Engineering and Materials Science
• Mathematics
• Physics

Students can also use their foundation certificate to progress onto degree programmes at other UK or overseas Universities. International SEFP advisors will help students find the right degree programme for them and advise on how to apply to other universities.

Why should you study the foundation programme at Queen Mary?

• You will be guaranteed a place on an undergraduate degree places at Queen Mary if you meet the progression requirements.
• By choosing to study at a Russell Group university, you will have access to excellent teaching including free additional tuition.
• You will receive a  high level of academic and personal support
• The programme is taught on the Queen Mary campus by university lecturers ensuring you get the true university experience.
• Access to all the services and facilities of Queen Mary and the University of London.
• On-site campus accommodation offers you a two minute walk to lectures/classes and 24 hour security.
• The programme is recognised by the Chartered Institute of Engineers as a pre-degree qualification.
• The University is well recognised for degree progression to other high ranking British universities and some universities in the USA and Canada.