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To help support you with the next steps of your journey, we would like to invite you to join an upcoming webinar hosted by the Advice and Counselling Service on how to apply for a Student (Tier 4) visa.

The Advice and Counselling Service provides a range of confidential and specialist support services to help students with financial, immigration and practical matters, as well as mental health and wellbeing throughout your time at Queen Mary. They are also the only department trained and authorised to advise students on visa and immigration matters.

During this session, an International Student Adviser will guide you step-by-step through the student visa application process and cover frequently asked questions related to visas and applications. We highly recommend attending this session, as it will be extremely useful in helping you prepare for your studies in the UK.

You may also find the following pages helpful for further information and support:

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Welcome to MSc Biodiversity and Conservation! In this webinar, you’ll be introduced to the School of Biological and Behavioural Sciences and gain an insight into studying biodiversity and conservation at Queen Mary. We’ll explore the programme structure, including modules, field trips, research opportunities, and the practical skills you’ll develop throughout the course.

You’ll also hear about our collaboration with Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, giving students access to world-leading biodiversity research and expertise. There will also be an opportunity to hear from a current student and ask questions about the programme and student life at Queen Mary.

Welcome to MSc Molecular Cell Biology!

We’ll explore the programme structure, including core modules and the extensive research project, where you’ll work within an active research group on a topic of your choice. You’ll learn about the wide range of areas covered on the course, from chromosome biology and cell organisation to microbiology, host–microbe interactions, and plant sciences.

We’ll also highlight the cutting-edge practical training you’ll receive, including techniques such as fluorescence imaging, protein analysis, and structural biology, helping you build a strong portfolio of experimental and analytical skills for a career in biomolecular research. 

There will also be an opportunity to hear from a current student and ask questions about the programme, research experience, and student life at Queen Mary, as well as learn more about career pathways in academia, industry, and beyond.

Join our webinar series to hear from alumni, industry professionals, and leading finance voices as they share insider perspectives on the finance industry and how to stand out in a competitive market.