UK: Queen Mary University of London
Study abroad in United Kingdom with the Queen Mary, University of London.
The program at Queen Mary University of London is located in the vibrant and diverse East End neighborhood of London. Challenge yourself by studying at an institution consistently ranked among the top 120 in the world!
Why Study Abroad in the UK?
“London is a very international city where most people come from international backgrounds. People welcome differences and always seek to understand where others come from.” - Rollins Study Abroad Alum
Courses
- Visiting students may select from a wide range of excellent courses and must take a London or UK-focused course as part of their course load.
- Some courses may be unavailable due to schedule conflicts, over-enrollment or prerequisites.
- For a full list of available courses, visit the module directory.
- The Guidance notes in the left hand navigation box will help you understand your options and select appropriate modules.
Compare our two programs in London
Housing & Meals
- Students will live on the Mile End Campus in the Student Village. Housing amenities for students include a restaurant and coffee bar, a café by the canal, student union offices, a convenience store, laundromats, and a 24-hour security office.
- Students will live in single rooms with shared bathrooms and kitchens. Most rooms are grouped in apartments (flats in the UK) of four to eleven students.
- There is no meal plan on campus, residence halls have shared kitchens and students cook for themselves. There are grocery stores near campus, as well as several on-campus eateries.
- Cheap Eats Out and Easy Make-it-Yourself Meals
Activities and Excursions
- Student Union: offers many student societies and intramural athletics (for a complete list visit this website).
- The gym: at the Student Union, offers both fitness facilities and regularly scheduled exercise classes.
- Opportunities to travel around and outside London are organized by the Student Union, student societie, or the Study Abroad Office. These may be additional costs but are usually priced competitively.
Costs
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Program Fee
Most Rollins financial aid and scholarships will apply to the semester abroad.
Tuition: $31,475
Housing: $5,315
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Also Includes
Tuition and program administration, housing, orientation, and complete medical and emergency insurance.
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Estimated Additional Costs
Transportation: Round-trip airfare from FL $1,200, on-site $1,000
Meals/food: $2,500
Passport: $165
Electronic Travel Authorization: £10 (approximately $13) - as of 11/27/24
Refundable Housing Damage Deposit: £400 (approximately $515 - returned to student after program end)
Books/course materials: $230
Personal expenses: $1,600
Federal student loan fees if applicable: $40
Professional licensure, certification, or credential costs: $0 -
Need-Based Scholarships
Scholarships based on financial need are available to off-set costs associated with international airfare and other costs associated with study abroad. Students can apply for scholarships through the Rollins program application.
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Living and Working
Having a credit card while abroad is very helpful. The United Kingdom has a slightly higher cost of living than the United States. Students can work part-time on a student visa while in the United Kingdom.
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