Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/may/26/harmondsworth-detention-centre-doubles-capacity
UK detention centre to double capacity
Harmondsworth immigration removal centre will hold 630 detainees at one time, says report
Alan Travis
The Guardian, Wednesday 26 May 2010
The capacity of the main immigration detention centre near Heathrow is to be doubled, making it the biggest processing and deportation centre in Europe. Harmondsworth immigration removal centre will, from next month, be able to hold more than 630 detainees at any one time, according to a report published today.
The privately run immigration detention centre has been rebuilt since a major disturbance in 2006, the second in its eight and a half year history, destroyed two wings and halved its official capacity to 259 detainees.
But the chief inspector of prisons, Dame Anne Owers, said the imminent opening of a higher security prison-type block threatens recent improvements at the "troubled" removal centre.
In 2006 Owers said Harmondsworth, which opened in 2001 as a long-term purpose-built immigration centre, was "the worst immigration removal centre we have inspected". The original contractors, Kalyx, formerly known as United Kingdom Detention Services, were replaced in June last year by the American private security company, the GEO Group, which also operates Campsfield House near Oxford.
Britain already has the largest network of immigration detention centres in Europe, with more than 3,100 places. The new extension at Harmondsworth will add 364 more beds to that total and more than double its existing capacity of 259.
Owers says since the 2006 disturbance the prison inspectors have charted a "slow but steady progress from this low point". The results of the most recent inspection carried out in January this year and published today show demonstrable improvements in culture and regime.
"However, the imminent opening of a new block, doubling the size of the centre and built to higher security prison standards, would pose a challenge to these improvements," says the chief inspector's report.
Today's report said the inspectors were concerned about the potential impact of the new building, due to open next month. "This will provide prison-type accommodation, in small and somewhat oppressive cells ? at odds with the atmosphere and facilities in the current centre," said Owers. "It would also double the population, making Harmondsworth the biggest removal centre in Europe. This combination will pose a considerable challenge to managers in seeking to embed recent progress and run a single, safe and decent centre."
The chief inspector's fears are supported by Harmondsworth's independent monitoring board, which said the new block would increase its capacity to 630 detainees. It says detention centres should not be built to prison designs. "The new rooms, to be shared by two people, are based on prison cells, with toilets located inside the room, behind limited screening," said Hashi Syedain, the board's head. "They will offer lower standards of decency than the facilities they replace."
The chief inspector's report found that relations between staff and detainees were cordial and improving, with little evidence of tension or conflict among the many different nationalities and ethnic groups in the centre.
A decision to allow freedom of movement around the centre had led to significant improvements in the atmosphere, and the use of force and other disciplinary measures had dropped in the previous six months.
But, healthcare was unacceptably poor and required urgent attention both in terms of quality and quantity of provision, and the approach of healthcare staff.
The United Kingdom Border Agency disputed that the extra prison-type accommodation would jeopardise recent improvements: "The expansion of Harmondsworth will allow the UK Border Agency to remove even more foreign criminals and failed asylum seekers," said David Wood, the UKBA's director for criminality and detention. "We will work with our contractors to make sure the improvements praised by the chief inspector's report continue."
Owers said many detainees were still arriving at Harmondsworth after "excessive and unexplained movements" between removal centres across England. Many had endured long journeys without food or sufficient comfort breaks.
The report said that about 10% of the 213 detainees held at the time of the inspection in January had been held in detention for more than six months.
The Queen's speech confirmed the coalition's determination to end the detention of children in immigration centres but indicated no change of policy in Whitehall's officially stated policy of trying to increase the numbers of illegal migrants who are sent home. The Lib Dems dropped their election demand for an 'earned citizenship" route for irregular migrants who had been in Britain for more than 10 years as part of the coalition negotiations.
Wednesday, 26 May 2010
Saturday, 22 May 2010
Gender at Queen Mary
"Among academic and administrative staff at QMUL women are on average
paid approximately £2000 less than men of the same age, length of service,
and ethnic group, working in the same department."
Gender pay disparity at QMUL, Report 2005
.
Wednesday, 19 May 2010
photos from the first drift thursday 13 may
all the photos are from the counter cartographies collective camera
photo essay begins at the opening event of the counter mapping qmay event ...
Counter/Mapping QMary: the university and border technologies
To begin by asking what is the university requires an investigation of the function of the university not only as a knowledge factory but also as a border. Our investigation of what the university produces as knowledge, hierarchies and power exposes the border/s that operate in, on and around the university. That the university is a border is made possible by the operation of a filter mechanism. The counting of bodies, money in and money out, who can and can not enter, what are we when we leave, the limits of what is and is not knowledge and the complicity with national and global border regimes – who and what is stopped at the border?
photos from the first drift thursday 13 may
photo's from the camera of the counter cartographies collective...
Vice Chancellors salaries
"Salaries soar for heads of British universities
More than 80 university heads, generally known as vice-chancellors, now earn more than the prime minister"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2010/mar/14/university-heads-vice-chancellor-salaries
More than 80 university heads, generally known as vice-chancellors, now earn more than the prime minister"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2010/mar/14/university-heads-vice-chancellor-salaries
Where is the UKBA located in the UK?
Public enquiry offices: where you apply in person. all have biometric facilitites.
'Our public enquiry offices offer a premium same-day service for non-European nationals who are making straightforward applications to extend their stay or settle in the UK. There are seven offices around the UK. Please note that some offices cannot process some types of application.'
Croydon public enquiry office
Lunar House, 40 Wellesley Road, Croydon CR9 2BY
Asylum screening Unit
Biometric Enrolment Centre
London biometric enrolment centre
Address: Identity and Passport Service, Hannibal House, Elephant and Castle, London SE1 6TE
Birmingham Biometric Enrolment Centre
Identity and Passport Service, 6th Floor, Kensington House, Suffolk Street, Queensway, Birmingham, B1 1LN
Derby Biometric Enrolment Centre
2nd Floor, Stuart House, Green Lane, DE1 1RS
Brighton Biometric Enrolment Centre
Solihull Public Enquiry Office
Dominion Court, 41 Station Road, Solihull, Birmingham B91 3RT
Biometric Enrolment Centre
Sheffield
Vulcan House, Riverside entrance, 6 Millsands, Sheffield S3 8NU
Biometric Enrolment Centre
Liverpool
Reliance House, 20 Water Street, Liverpool L2 8XU
Biometric
Glasgow
Festival Court, 200 Brand Street, Govan, Glasgow G51 1DH
Biometric
Belfast
UK Border Agency Public Office, 1 Drumkeen Complex, Upper Galwally, Belfast BT8 6TB
Biometric
Cardiff
General buildings, Ground floor, 31-33 Newport Road, Cardiff, Wales CF24 0AB
Biometric
'Our public enquiry offices offer a premium same-day service for non-European nationals who are making straightforward applications to extend their stay or settle in the UK. There are seven offices around the UK. Please note that some offices cannot process some types of application.'
Croydon public enquiry office
Lunar House, 40 Wellesley Road, Croydon CR9 2BY
Asylum screening Unit
Biometric Enrolment Centre
London biometric enrolment centre
Address: Identity and Passport Service, Hannibal House, Elephant and Castle, London SE1 6TE
Birmingham Biometric Enrolment Centre
Identity and Passport Service, 6th Floor, Kensington House, Suffolk Street, Queensway, Birmingham, B1 1LN
Derby Biometric Enrolment Centre
2nd Floor, Stuart House, Green Lane, DE1 1RS
Brighton Biometric Enrolment Centre
Solihull Public Enquiry Office
Dominion Court, 41 Station Road, Solihull, Birmingham B91 3RT
Biometric Enrolment Centre
Sheffield
Vulcan House, Riverside entrance, 6 Millsands, Sheffield S3 8NU
Biometric Enrolment Centre
Liverpool
Reliance House, 20 Water Street, Liverpool L2 8XU
Biometric
Glasgow
Festival Court, 200 Brand Street, Govan, Glasgow G51 1DH
Biometric
Belfast
UK Border Agency Public Office, 1 Drumkeen Complex, Upper Galwally, Belfast BT8 6TB
Biometric
Cardiff
General buildings, Ground floor, 31-33 Newport Road, Cardiff, Wales CF24 0AB
Biometric
International Student Tuition Fees - September 2010 Entry
All prices are in UK Pounds Sterling.
Presessional Courses £
4 week presessional English language programme (tuition only) 1,200
8 week presessional English language programme (tuition only) 2,000
12 week presessional English language programme (tuition only) 2,800
Foundation Courses
Undergraduate International Foundation Course (Social Sciences) (Y2JE) 9,000
Postgraduate International Foundation Course in Arts, Social Sciences and Law (Y2QE) 9,000
Undergraduate Science and Engineering Foundation Programme (FGHZ) 9,600
Undergraduate Science and Engineering Foundation Programme elading to BSc (FGH0) 9,600
Undergraduate Courses
Arts Courses 10,250
Courses in School of Law, School of Business Management, Department of Economics 10,650
Laboratory-based Courses 12,500
Medicine Years 1 and 2(A100) 15,810
Dentistry Year 1(A200) 13,750
Exceptions to the above:
Single Semester associates (Y2AE autumn) (Y2BE spring) 4,750
Full year associate (Y2FE) 9,500
Campus English (per 4-week course) 1,500
Academic Campus English (per 3-month block) 3,500
BSc Computer Science and Mathematics (GG41) 11,150
BSc Mathematics and Computing (GG14) 11,150
Postgraduate Taught Courses
Arts Courses 10,650
Laboratory-based Courses 12,600
Exceptions to the above:
MSc Investment and Finance (L1T1) 13,000
Postgraduate Diploma in Economics (L1ED) 11,000
MSc Banking and Finance (L1S3) 13,000
MSc Management and Organisational Innovation(N1Q1) 13,000
MSc International Financial Management(N1Q6) 13,000
MSc International Human Resource Management and Employment Relations (N1S3) 13,000
MSc Marketing (N1Q2) 13,000
Ma International Relations (L2S3) 11,600
MSc Physics (EuroMasters) (F3S5) 12,500
MSc Law and Finance (M3S7) 13,000
MSc Management of Intellectual Property (M3U4) 11,500
Postgraduate Diploma International Commercial Arbitration (M3DF) 5,500
Postgraduate Diploma International Medation (M3D6) 5,500
Postgraduate Diploma Computer and Communications Law (M3DL) 5,400
LLM Computer and Communications Law (M3S3) 9,170
Postgraduate Certificate International Finance Law (Term I) (M3EN) 4,750
Postgraduate Certificate International Finance Law (Term II) (M3EP) 4,750
Postgraduate Diploma International Finance Law (M3EV) 9,500
Postgraduate Certificate Intellectual Property Law (M3EC) 5,000
LLM (M2Q1) 13,000
Postgraduate Diploma International Dispute Resolution (Arbitration) (M2D3) 4,725
Postgraduate Diploma International Dispute Resolution (Mediation) (M2D4) 4,725
MSc Finance and Econometrics (L1S5) 11,000
MSc Finance and Economics (L1T3) 11,000
Postgraduate Research Courses
Arts Courses £10,500
Laboratory Based Programmes £12,000
Research in Law £12,000
Postgraduate taught courses Fees
Postgraduate Diploma Burn Care (A3D2) (Part Time) 2,600
Postgraduate Certificate Non-Invasive Aesthetic Techniques (A3C4) (Part Time) 3,000
Postgraduate Diploma Aesthetic Surgery (A3D1) (DL) (Part Time) 3,100
Postgraduate Diploma Clinical Dermatology (A3ES) (DL) (Part Time) 4,600
MSc Cancer Therapeutics (A3T3) £16,200 (inc. £1,800 bench fee)
MSc Cancer Therapeutics (Part Time)(A3T4) £8,400 (inc. £900 bench fee)
MSc Molecular Pathology and Genomicsn (A3T1) £16,200 (inc. £1,800 bench fee)
MSc Molecular Pathology and Genomics (Part Time) £8,400 (inc. £900 bench fee)
MSc Surgical Skills and Sciences (A3Q1) £24,100 (inc. £8,500 bench fee)
MSc Surgical Skills and Sciences within 6 month clinical attachment £27,600
MRes Inflammation: Cellular and Vascular Aspects (A3R2) £16,200 (inc. £1,800 bench fee)
MSc Translational Neuroscience (A3F1) £14,400
PG Dip Translational Neuroscience (A3F2) £9,300
PG Cert Translational Neuroscience (A3F3) £4,600
PG DIP Dental Clinical Sciences (A4D1) £14,900
PG DIP Dental Clinical SciencesSciences ENHANCED (inc extra modules) £23,400
MSc Dental Public Health (A4U3) £14,990
MSc Dental Technology (A4Q5) £23,400( inc. £2,000 bench fee)
Postgraduate Diploma Dental Technology (A4D5) 14,990 (inc. £1,000 bench fee)
PG Cert Dental Technology (A4C5) £7,495 (inc. £1,000 bench fee)
MSc Experimental Oral Pathology (Oral Sciences) (A4US) £14,990 (inc. £2,000 bench fee)
MSc Oral Biology (A4S3) £14,990 (inc. £2,000 bench fee)
MClinDent Oral Medicine (Going through approval process) £34,000 (inc. £7,000 bench fee)
MSc Oral Surgery (A4U9) £34,000 (inc. £7,000 bench fee)
MSc Orthodontics (A4UA) £34,000 (inc. £7,000 bench fee)
MClinDent Paediatric Dentistry (A4UD) £34,000 (inc. £7,000 bench fee)
Postgraduation MClinDent Paediatric Dentistry (Associate) (A4MD) £34,000
MSc Periodontology (A4S6) £34,000 (inc. £7,000 bench fee)
Postgraduation MClinDent Periodontology (Associate) (A4ME) £34,000
Postgraduation MClinDent Prosthodontics (Associate) (A4MF) £34,000
MClinDent Prosthodontics (A4UF) £34,000 (inc. £7,000 bench fee)
PG Cert Medical Terminology and Health Care Administration (A3EJ) £2,400
Cert HE Medical Terminology and Health Care Administration (Upfront Fee for both years) (A3EK) £2,400
MSc Primary Care (A3S1) £11,800
MSc Primary Care (Part Time) (A3S2) £5,900
PG Dip Primary Care (A3E5) £11,100
Cert HE Primary Health Care Management (A3EF) £2,400
Cert HE Primary Health Care Management (A3EG) £2,400
Primary Care Taught Postgraduate Associate (A33E) £1,100
MSc Public Health (A3S7) £11,800
MSc Public Health (Part Time) (A3S7) £5,900
PG Dip Public Health (A3D7) £11,100
PG Dip Public Health (Part Time) (A3D8) £5,550
Module in Public Health (A37E) £1,100
MSc Health Care Research Methods (B2S3) £13,300
MSc Gastroenterology (A3TR) £15,700 (inc. £1,800 bench fee)
PD Dip Gastroenterology (A3D9) £11,700
MSc Analytical Toxicology (A3S0) £14,200 (inc. £1,100 bench fee)
MSc Clinical Drug Development (B2S1) £13,000
PG Dip Clinical Drug Development (B2D1) £8,200
MSc Forensic Medical Sciences (A3Q3) £12,900 (inc. £2,000 bench fee)
MSc Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (A3X3) £7,600
MSc Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (Part Time) (A3X6) £4,900
PD Dip Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (A3Y5) £5,500
PD Dip Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (Part Time) (A3Y6) £3,800
MSc Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (DL) (A3L1) £7,600
MSc Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (DL) (Part-Time) (A3L2) £4,900
PD Dip Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (DL) (A3L3) £5,500
PD Dip Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (DL) (A3L3) £3,800
MSc Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (A3B1) £7,600
MSc Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (Part Time) (A3B2) £4,900
PG Dip Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (A3B3) £5,500
PG Dip Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (Part Time) (A3B4) £3,800
MSc Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (DL) (A3L5) £7,600
MSc Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (DL) (Part-Time) (A3L0) £4,900
PG Dip Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (DL) (A3M3) £5,500
PG Dip Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (DL) (Part-Time) (A3M4) £3,800
MSc Sports and Exercise Medicine - Medically Qualified (A3TP) £13,300
PG Dip Sports and Exercise Medicine - Medically Qualified (A3E1) £11,700
MSc Sports and Exercise Medicine - Physio (A3TS) £13,300
Presessional Courses £
4 week presessional English language programme (tuition only) 1,200
8 week presessional English language programme (tuition only) 2,000
12 week presessional English language programme (tuition only) 2,800
Foundation Courses
Undergraduate International Foundation Course (Social Sciences) (Y2JE) 9,000
Postgraduate International Foundation Course in Arts, Social Sciences and Law (Y2QE) 9,000
Undergraduate Science and Engineering Foundation Programme (FGHZ) 9,600
Undergraduate Science and Engineering Foundation Programme elading to BSc (FGH0) 9,600
Undergraduate Courses
Arts Courses 10,250
Courses in School of Law, School of Business Management, Department of Economics 10,650
Laboratory-based Courses 12,500
Medicine Years 1 and 2(A100) 15,810
Dentistry Year 1(A200) 13,750
Exceptions to the above:
Single Semester associates (Y2AE autumn) (Y2BE spring) 4,750
Full year associate (Y2FE) 9,500
Campus English (per 4-week course) 1,500
Academic Campus English (per 3-month block) 3,500
BSc Computer Science and Mathematics (GG41) 11,150
BSc Mathematics and Computing (GG14) 11,150
Postgraduate Taught Courses
Arts Courses 10,650
Laboratory-based Courses 12,600
Exceptions to the above:
MSc Investment and Finance (L1T1) 13,000
Postgraduate Diploma in Economics (L1ED) 11,000
MSc Banking and Finance (L1S3) 13,000
MSc Management and Organisational Innovation(N1Q1) 13,000
MSc International Financial Management(N1Q6) 13,000
MSc International Human Resource Management and Employment Relations (N1S3) 13,000
MSc Marketing (N1Q2) 13,000
Ma International Relations (L2S3) 11,600
MSc Physics (EuroMasters) (F3S5) 12,500
MSc Law and Finance (M3S7) 13,000
MSc Management of Intellectual Property (M3U4) 11,500
Postgraduate Diploma International Commercial Arbitration (M3DF) 5,500
Postgraduate Diploma International Medation (M3D6) 5,500
Postgraduate Diploma Computer and Communications Law (M3DL) 5,400
LLM Computer and Communications Law (M3S3) 9,170
Postgraduate Certificate International Finance Law (Term I) (M3EN) 4,750
Postgraduate Certificate International Finance Law (Term II) (M3EP) 4,750
Postgraduate Diploma International Finance Law (M3EV) 9,500
Postgraduate Certificate Intellectual Property Law (M3EC) 5,000
LLM (M2Q1) 13,000
Postgraduate Diploma International Dispute Resolution (Arbitration) (M2D3) 4,725
Postgraduate Diploma International Dispute Resolution (Mediation) (M2D4) 4,725
MSc Finance and Econometrics (L1S5) 11,000
MSc Finance and Economics (L1T3) 11,000
Postgraduate Research Courses
Arts Courses £10,500
Laboratory Based Programmes £12,000
Research in Law £12,000
Postgraduate taught courses Fees
Postgraduate Diploma Burn Care (A3D2) (Part Time) 2,600
Postgraduate Certificate Non-Invasive Aesthetic Techniques (A3C4) (Part Time) 3,000
Postgraduate Diploma Aesthetic Surgery (A3D1) (DL) (Part Time) 3,100
Postgraduate Diploma Clinical Dermatology (A3ES) (DL) (Part Time) 4,600
MSc Cancer Therapeutics (A3T3) £16,200 (inc. £1,800 bench fee)
MSc Cancer Therapeutics (Part Time)(A3T4) £8,400 (inc. £900 bench fee)
MSc Molecular Pathology and Genomicsn (A3T1) £16,200 (inc. £1,800 bench fee)
MSc Molecular Pathology and Genomics (Part Time) £8,400 (inc. £900 bench fee)
MSc Surgical Skills and Sciences (A3Q1) £24,100 (inc. £8,500 bench fee)
MSc Surgical Skills and Sciences within 6 month clinical attachment £27,600
MRes Inflammation: Cellular and Vascular Aspects (A3R2) £16,200 (inc. £1,800 bench fee)
MSc Translational Neuroscience (A3F1) £14,400
PG Dip Translational Neuroscience (A3F2) £9,300
PG Cert Translational Neuroscience (A3F3) £4,600
PG DIP Dental Clinical Sciences (A4D1) £14,900
PG DIP Dental Clinical SciencesSciences ENHANCED (inc extra modules) £23,400
MSc Dental Public Health (A4U3) £14,990
MSc Dental Technology (A4Q5) £23,400( inc. £2,000 bench fee)
Postgraduate Diploma Dental Technology (A4D5) 14,990 (inc. £1,000 bench fee)
PG Cert Dental Technology (A4C5) £7,495 (inc. £1,000 bench fee)
MSc Experimental Oral Pathology (Oral Sciences) (A4US) £14,990 (inc. £2,000 bench fee)
MSc Oral Biology (A4S3) £14,990 (inc. £2,000 bench fee)
MClinDent Oral Medicine (Going through approval process) £34,000 (inc. £7,000 bench fee)
MSc Oral Surgery (A4U9) £34,000 (inc. £7,000 bench fee)
MSc Orthodontics (A4UA) £34,000 (inc. £7,000 bench fee)
MClinDent Paediatric Dentistry (A4UD) £34,000 (inc. £7,000 bench fee)
Postgraduation MClinDent Paediatric Dentistry (Associate) (A4MD) £34,000
MSc Periodontology (A4S6) £34,000 (inc. £7,000 bench fee)
Postgraduation MClinDent Periodontology (Associate) (A4ME) £34,000
Postgraduation MClinDent Prosthodontics (Associate) (A4MF) £34,000
MClinDent Prosthodontics (A4UF) £34,000 (inc. £7,000 bench fee)
PG Cert Medical Terminology and Health Care Administration (A3EJ) £2,400
Cert HE Medical Terminology and Health Care Administration (Upfront Fee for both years) (A3EK) £2,400
MSc Primary Care (A3S1) £11,800
MSc Primary Care (Part Time) (A3S2) £5,900
PG Dip Primary Care (A3E5) £11,100
Cert HE Primary Health Care Management (A3EF) £2,400
Cert HE Primary Health Care Management (A3EG) £2,400
Primary Care Taught Postgraduate Associate (A33E) £1,100
MSc Public Health (A3S7) £11,800
MSc Public Health (Part Time) (A3S7) £5,900
PG Dip Public Health (A3D7) £11,100
PG Dip Public Health (Part Time) (A3D8) £5,550
Module in Public Health (A37E) £1,100
MSc Health Care Research Methods (B2S3) £13,300
MSc Gastroenterology (A3TR) £15,700 (inc. £1,800 bench fee)
PD Dip Gastroenterology (A3D9) £11,700
MSc Analytical Toxicology (A3S0) £14,200 (inc. £1,100 bench fee)
MSc Clinical Drug Development (B2S1) £13,000
PG Dip Clinical Drug Development (B2D1) £8,200
MSc Forensic Medical Sciences (A3Q3) £12,900 (inc. £2,000 bench fee)
MSc Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (A3X3) £7,600
MSc Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (Part Time) (A3X6) £4,900
PD Dip Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (A3Y5) £5,500
PD Dip Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (Part Time) (A3Y6) £3,800
MSc Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (DL) (A3L1) £7,600
MSc Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (DL) (Part-Time) (A3L2) £4,900
PD Dip Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (DL) (A3L3) £5,500
PD Dip Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (DL) (A3L3) £3,800
MSc Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (A3B1) £7,600
MSc Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (Part Time) (A3B2) £4,900
PG Dip Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (A3B3) £5,500
PG Dip Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (Part Time) (A3B4) £3,800
MSc Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (DL) (A3L5) £7,600
MSc Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (DL) (Part-Time) (A3L0) £4,900
PG Dip Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (DL) (A3M3) £5,500
PG Dip Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (DL) (Part-Time) (A3M4) £3,800
MSc Sports and Exercise Medicine - Medically Qualified (A3TP) £13,300
PG Dip Sports and Exercise Medicine - Medically Qualified (A3E1) £11,700
MSc Sports and Exercise Medicine - Physio (A3TS) £13,300
EU / Home Tuition fees for 2010-11
from the bowels of queen mary admin....
The tuition fees for the 2010-11 academic seesion are outlined below. Please note that fees for subsequent years are subject to increase, which will be made clear to you when you are being offered a place at Queen Mary, University of London.
Fees for some intercollegiate programmes are charged by the joint institution. Where this is the case, please refer to the institution fees listing for the appropriate fees.
Code Course Home Undergraduates
Existing students on old scheme home tuition fee (full-time) £1,310
Existing students on old scheme home tuition fee (part-time) £655
Arts Courses £3,290
Laboratory Based Courses £3,290
Half fee for Home Undergraduates £1,645
H6NF No charge-Beijing Students £3,290
H6N2 No charge-Beijing Students £3,290
A101 Graduate Entry Programe First Year £3,290
A301 Graduate Entry Programe Second Year (home fee paid by NHS) £3,290
A301 Graduate Entry Programe Third Year (home fee paid by NHS) £3,290
A301 Graduate Entry Programe Final Year (home fee paid by NHS) £3,290
A100 Medicine Year 1 (A100) £3,290
A100 Medicine Year 2 (A100) £3,290
A300 Medicine Year 3 (A300) £3,290
A300 Medicine Year 4 (A300) £3,290
A300 Medicine Year 5 (A300) £3,290
A200 Dentistry - Year 1 (A200) £3,290
A400 Dentistry - Year 2 - 5 (A400) £3,290
A201 Dentist Graduate Entry program years 1-2-3 and Final
(Second, Third and Final Year paid by NHS) £3,290
Intercalcated BSc/BMedSci £3,290
B9MS Bachelor of Medical Sciences (Molecular Medicine) Undergraduate course £3,290
B9MT BMedSci in Molecular Therapeutics Undergraduate course £3,290
B9MC BMedSci in Community Health Science £3,290
Foundation Courses
FGH0 Science and Engineering Foundation Programme £3,290
Exceptions to the above
GG41 Computer Science and Mathematics £3,290
Texas Comm - Bucerius Students (EU) £2,375
Y2DE CCLS Taught Postgraduate Associate Dresden Programme £3,500
Postgraduate Research Students
Arts Courses £3,440
Laboratory Based Courses £3,440
M3ZL Research In Law (full-time) £5,500
M3ZF Research In Law (full-time) £5,500
M3ZS Research In Law (part-time) £2,750
M3ZP Research In Law (part-time) £2,750
M1ER CCLS Research Associate £3,000
CCLS Visiting Research Scholar Bench Fee £3,000
Postgraduate Taught Courses
Arts Courses £4,300
Laboratory Based Courses £4,300
Exceptions to the above
L1ED Graduate Diploma in Economics £7,000
L1S3 Banking and Finance £8,000
L1S5 MSc Finance and Econometrics £7,000
L1T1 MSc Investment and Finance £8,000
L1T3 Finance and Economics £7,000
L2S3 MA International Relations £5,000
M2Q1 LLM (full-time) £7,250
M2Q2 LLM (part-time) £3,625
M3S7 Law and Finance (full-time) £7,250
M3S8 Law and Finance (part-time) £3,625
M3U4 MSc Management of Intellectual Property £6,400
M3U5 MSc Management of Intellectual Property (part-time) £3,200
N1Q1 Management and Organisational Innovation £8,000
N1S3 MA International HRM and ER £8,000
N1Q6 International Management with Finance £8,000
N1Q2 Msc International Management and Marketing £8,000
Sports Medicine
A3TP Sports Medicine (medically qualified) - full-time £6,200
A3TQ Sports Medicine (medically qualified) - part-time £3,100
A3E1 Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine (medically qualified) - full-time £4,800
A3E7 Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine (medically qualified) - part-time £2,400
A3TS MSc Sports Medicine (non medically qualified) - full-time £6,200
A3TT MSc Sports Medicine (non medically qualified) - part-time £3,100
A3E6 Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine (non medically qualified) - full-time £4,800
A3E0 Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine (non medically qualified) - part-time £2,400
SMD Postgraduate Taught Courses
A33E Modules in Primary Health Care part-time course per module £600
A37E Modules in Public Health (part-time only) charge per module £600
A3B1 Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (MSc, full-time) £4,000
A3B2 Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (MSc, part-time) £2,000
A3B3 Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (PgDip, full-time) £3,000
A3B4 Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (PgDip, part-time) £1,500
A3C3 Advanced Mental Health Assessment (PgCert) £1,900
A3C5 Certificate in Transcultural Mental Healthcare TBC
A3D1 Diploma in Aesthetic Surgery: two-year course full-time course distance learning part-time per year £2,400
A3D2 Burn Care Postgraduate Diploma part-time £2,100
A3D7 PG Diploma Public Health (full-time) £4,200
A3D8 PG Diploma Public Health (part-time) £2,100
A3D9 Gastroenterology 7 months (Diploma, full-time) £3,600
A3E5 Diploma Primary Care (full-time) £4,200
A3EC Certificate in Primary Health Care part-time course TBC
A3ES Diploma in Clinical Dermatology £3,600
A3ET Medical Terminology and Health Care Administration TBC
A3F1 Translational Neuroscience £3,600
A3L1 Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (MSc (DL), full-time) £4,000
A3L2 Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (MSc (DL), part-time) £2,000
A3L3 Advanced Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (PgDip (DL), full-time) £3,000
A3L4 Advanced Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (PgDip (DL), part-time) £1,500
A3L5 Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (MSc (DL), full-time) £4,000
A3L0 Mental Health Transcultural Mental Healthcare, Msc (DL) (part-time) £2,000
A3L6 MSc Transcultural Mental Healthcare Distance Learning part-time two year charge per anum TBC
A3L7 MSc Transcultural Mental Healthcare Distance Learning full-time two year charge per anum TBC
Research in Medicine full-time £3,440
Research in Medicine part-time no charge existing students £1,720
A3M3 Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (PgDip (DL), full-time) £3,000
A3M4 Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (PgDip (DL), part-time) £1,500
A3Q1 Surgical Skills and Sciences (MSc full-time) incl £8,500 bench fees £12,000
A3Q3 MSc Forensic Medicine Sciences (incl £2,200 bench fees) £6,400
A3Q4 MSc Forensic Medicine Sciences P/T (incl £1,100 bench fees) £3,200
A3S1 MSc Primary Care (full-time) £4,600
A3S2 MSc Primary Care (part-time) £2,300
A3S6 MSc Transcultural Mental Healthcare (part-time two year chge p/a) TBC
A3S7 MSc Public Health (full-time) £4,600
A3S8 MSc Public Health (part-time) £2,300
A3S0 Analytical Toxicology (two-year course Home fee includes £1,100 bench fee) £3,200
A3T1 MSc Molecular Pathology and Genomics full-time incl £1,800 bench fee £6,000
A3T2 MSc Molecular Pathology and Genomics inc £900 Bench Fee £3,000
A3T3 MSc Cancer Therapeutics (incl £1,800 bench fees) £6,000
A3T4 MSc Cancer Therapeutics (incl £900 bench fees) £3,000
A3TR MSc Gastroenterology (incl £1,800 bench fees) £5,800
A3U1 MSc Clinical Microbiology - incl bench fee £4,725 and £4,000 home TBC
A3U2 MSc Clinical Microbiology part time (no bench fees) TBC
A3X5 Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (MSc, full-time) £4,000
A3X6 Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (MSc, part-time) £2,000
A3Y5 Advanced Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (PgDip, full-time) £3,000
A3Y6 Advanced Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (PgDip, part-time) £1,500
A4C5 P/G Cert Dental Technology incl £1,000 bench fee £4,750
A4D3 Postgraduate Diploma in Endodontic Practice £7,000
A4D5 P/G Dip Dental Technology/ £1,000 bench fee £7,000
A4MA Orthodontics (Postgraduation year) (bench fee only) part-time TBC
A4Q5 Dental Technology MSc overseas/home £2,000 bench fee £9,500
A4S1 MSc Implant Dentistry part-time £4,750
A4S4 Periodontics (incl £3,175 home bench fee) TBC
A4S5 Periodontics (incl £3,500 bench fee) £10,000
A4S6 MClinDent Periodontics F/T (incl £7,000 bench fees) £20,000
A4U3 MSc Dental Public Health full-time £9,500
A4U4 MSc Dental Public Health part-time £4,750
A4U9 MSc Oral Surgery (incl £7,000 bench fee) £20,000
A4UA MSc Orthodontics (incl £7,000 bench fee) £20,000
A4UD Master of Clinical Dentistry - Paediatrics (incl £7,000 bench fee) £20,000
A4UF Master of Clinical Dentistry - Prosthodontics (incl £7,000 bench fee) £20,000
A4UJ Oral Surgery (£6,350 bench fee incl home and overseas) TBC
A4UQ MClinDent Paediatric Dentistry - part-time incl £3,175 bench fee home and overseas £10,000
A4US MSc Experimental Oral Sciences (incl bench fee £2,000) £9,500
B2D1 Diploma Drug Development £4,000
B2D2 Diploma Drug Development (part-time) £4,000
B2D4 PG Dip Clin Research and Healthcare Research Methods part-time £4,000
B2S1 MSc Clinical Drug Development full-time (must have completed B2D1) £2,500
B2S2 MSc Clinical Drug Development part-time (must have completed B2D2) £2,500
B2S4 MSc Health Care Research Methods part-time (must have completed B2D4) £2,500
A4S3 MSc Oral Biology (incl £2,000 bench fee) £9,500
Postgraduate Law Diplomas
M2D2 PG Diploma in Law (part-time) (per year) £2,100
M2D3 PG Diploma in International Dispute Resolution (Arbitration) £4,725
M2D4 PG Diploma in International Dispute Resolution (Mediation) £4,725
Other Certificates and Diplomas
M3DL Diploma in Computer and Communications Law £5,400
M3EC Cert IP Law £5,000
M3D6 Distance Learning Diploma in International Mediation (ADR) £5,500
M3S3 LLM Computer and Communications Law (Distance Learning) £9,170
M3DF Diploma in International Commerial Arbitration distance learning £5,500
M3EN Certificate in International Finance Law (Term 1) (Scandinavian Prog) Stockholm Gothenburgh & Lund £2,375
M3EV Diploma in International Finance Law (Scandinavian Prog) term 2 only Stockholm Gothenburgh & Lund £4,750
Students from the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man
Undergraduates
Existing New
Group A - Clinical Medicine and Dentistry £21,077 £23,523
Group B - Pre-Clinical, Science and Engineering £8,958 £10,529
Group C - Other High cost subjects with a studio, laboratory or fieldwork element £6,850 £8,268
Group D - All other subjects £5,269 £6,574
Postgraduate Medical Research Students
W1XF MPhil/PhD ICMS non clinical research full-time £3,440
W1XP MPhil/PhD ICMS non clinical research part-time £1,720
W1ZF MPhil/PhD ICMS clinical research full-time £3,440
W1ZP MPhil/PhD ICMS clinical research part-time £1,720
W3XF MPhil/PhD Cancer Institute non clinical research full-time £3,440
W3XP MPhil/PhD Cancer Institute non clinical research part-time £1,720
W3ZF MPhil/PhD Cancer Institute clinical research full-time £3,440
W6XF MPhil/PhD WHRI non clinical research full-time £3,440
W6XP MPhil/PhD WHRI non clinical research part-time £1,720
W6ZF MPhil/PhD WHRI clinical research full-time £3,440
W6ZP MPhil/PhD WHRI clinical research part-time £1,720
W8XF MPhil/PhD Dental Institute non clinical research full-time £3,440
W8XP MPhil/PhD Dental Institute non clinical research part-time £1,720
W8ZF MPhil/PhD Dental Institute clinical research full-time £3,440
W8ZP MPhil/PhD Dental Institute clinical research part-time £1,720
W3ZP MPhil/PhD Cancer Institute clinical research part-time £1,720
WFXF MPhil/PhD Wolfson Institute non clinical research full-time £3,440
WFXP MPhil/PhD Wolfson Institute non clinical research part-time £1,720
WFZF MPhil/PhD Wolfson Institute clinical research full-time £3,440
WFZP MPhil/PhD Wolfson Institute clinical research part-time £1,720
WWXF MPhil/PhD ICHS non clinical research full-time £3,440
WWXP MPhil/PhD ICHS non clinical research part-time £1,720
WWZP MPhil/PhD ICHS clinical research part-time £1,720
The tuition fees for the 2010-11 academic seesion are outlined below. Please note that fees for subsequent years are subject to increase, which will be made clear to you when you are being offered a place at Queen Mary, University of London.
Fees for some intercollegiate programmes are charged by the joint institution. Where this is the case, please refer to the institution fees listing for the appropriate fees.
Code Course Home Undergraduates
Existing students on old scheme home tuition fee (full-time) £1,310
Existing students on old scheme home tuition fee (part-time) £655
Arts Courses £3,290
Laboratory Based Courses £3,290
Half fee for Home Undergraduates £1,645
H6NF No charge-Beijing Students £3,290
H6N2 No charge-Beijing Students £3,290
A101 Graduate Entry Programe First Year £3,290
A301 Graduate Entry Programe Second Year (home fee paid by NHS) £3,290
A301 Graduate Entry Programe Third Year (home fee paid by NHS) £3,290
A301 Graduate Entry Programe Final Year (home fee paid by NHS) £3,290
A100 Medicine Year 1 (A100) £3,290
A100 Medicine Year 2 (A100) £3,290
A300 Medicine Year 3 (A300) £3,290
A300 Medicine Year 4 (A300) £3,290
A300 Medicine Year 5 (A300) £3,290
A200 Dentistry - Year 1 (A200) £3,290
A400 Dentistry - Year 2 - 5 (A400) £3,290
A201 Dentist Graduate Entry program years 1-2-3 and Final
(Second, Third and Final Year paid by NHS) £3,290
Intercalcated BSc/BMedSci £3,290
B9MS Bachelor of Medical Sciences (Molecular Medicine) Undergraduate course £3,290
B9MT BMedSci in Molecular Therapeutics Undergraduate course £3,290
B9MC BMedSci in Community Health Science £3,290
Foundation Courses
FGH0 Science and Engineering Foundation Programme £3,290
Exceptions to the above
GG41 Computer Science and Mathematics £3,290
Texas Comm - Bucerius Students (EU) £2,375
Y2DE CCLS Taught Postgraduate Associate Dresden Programme £3,500
Postgraduate Research Students
Arts Courses £3,440
Laboratory Based Courses £3,440
M3ZL Research In Law (full-time) £5,500
M3ZF Research In Law (full-time) £5,500
M3ZS Research In Law (part-time) £2,750
M3ZP Research In Law (part-time) £2,750
M1ER CCLS Research Associate £3,000
CCLS Visiting Research Scholar Bench Fee £3,000
Postgraduate Taught Courses
Arts Courses £4,300
Laboratory Based Courses £4,300
Exceptions to the above
L1ED Graduate Diploma in Economics £7,000
L1S3 Banking and Finance £8,000
L1S5 MSc Finance and Econometrics £7,000
L1T1 MSc Investment and Finance £8,000
L1T3 Finance and Economics £7,000
L2S3 MA International Relations £5,000
M2Q1 LLM (full-time) £7,250
M2Q2 LLM (part-time) £3,625
M3S7 Law and Finance (full-time) £7,250
M3S8 Law and Finance (part-time) £3,625
M3U4 MSc Management of Intellectual Property £6,400
M3U5 MSc Management of Intellectual Property (part-time) £3,200
N1Q1 Management and Organisational Innovation £8,000
N1S3 MA International HRM and ER £8,000
N1Q6 International Management with Finance £8,000
N1Q2 Msc International Management and Marketing £8,000
Sports Medicine
A3TP Sports Medicine (medically qualified) - full-time £6,200
A3TQ Sports Medicine (medically qualified) - part-time £3,100
A3E1 Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine (medically qualified) - full-time £4,800
A3E7 Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine (medically qualified) - part-time £2,400
A3TS MSc Sports Medicine (non medically qualified) - full-time £6,200
A3TT MSc Sports Medicine (non medically qualified) - part-time £3,100
A3E6 Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine (non medically qualified) - full-time £4,800
A3E0 Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine (non medically qualified) - part-time £2,400
SMD Postgraduate Taught Courses
A33E Modules in Primary Health Care part-time course per module £600
A37E Modules in Public Health (part-time only) charge per module £600
A3B1 Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (MSc, full-time) £4,000
A3B2 Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (MSc, part-time) £2,000
A3B3 Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (PgDip, full-time) £3,000
A3B4 Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (PgDip, part-time) £1,500
A3C3 Advanced Mental Health Assessment (PgCert) £1,900
A3C5 Certificate in Transcultural Mental Healthcare TBC
A3D1 Diploma in Aesthetic Surgery: two-year course full-time course distance learning part-time per year £2,400
A3D2 Burn Care Postgraduate Diploma part-time £2,100
A3D7 PG Diploma Public Health (full-time) £4,200
A3D8 PG Diploma Public Health (part-time) £2,100
A3D9 Gastroenterology 7 months (Diploma, full-time) £3,600
A3E5 Diploma Primary Care (full-time) £4,200
A3EC Certificate in Primary Health Care part-time course TBC
A3ES Diploma in Clinical Dermatology £3,600
A3ET Medical Terminology and Health Care Administration TBC
A3F1 Translational Neuroscience £3,600
A3L1 Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (MSc (DL), full-time) £4,000
A3L2 Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (MSc (DL), part-time) £2,000
A3L3 Advanced Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (PgDip (DL), full-time) £3,000
A3L4 Advanced Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (PgDip (DL), part-time) £1,500
A3L5 Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (MSc (DL), full-time) £4,000
A3L0 Mental Health Transcultural Mental Healthcare, Msc (DL) (part-time) £2,000
A3L6 MSc Transcultural Mental Healthcare Distance Learning part-time two year charge per anum TBC
A3L7 MSc Transcultural Mental Healthcare Distance Learning full-time two year charge per anum TBC
Research in Medicine full-time £3,440
Research in Medicine part-time no charge existing students £1,720
A3M3 Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (PgDip (DL), full-time) £3,000
A3M4 Mental Health: Transcultural Mental Healthcare (PgDip (DL), part-time) £1,500
A3Q1 Surgical Skills and Sciences (MSc full-time) incl £8,500 bench fees £12,000
A3Q3 MSc Forensic Medicine Sciences (incl £2,200 bench fees) £6,400
A3Q4 MSc Forensic Medicine Sciences P/T (incl £1,100 bench fees) £3,200
A3S1 MSc Primary Care (full-time) £4,600
A3S2 MSc Primary Care (part-time) £2,300
A3S6 MSc Transcultural Mental Healthcare (part-time two year chge p/a) TBC
A3S7 MSc Public Health (full-time) £4,600
A3S8 MSc Public Health (part-time) £2,300
A3S0 Analytical Toxicology (two-year course Home fee includes £1,100 bench fee) £3,200
A3T1 MSc Molecular Pathology and Genomics full-time incl £1,800 bench fee £6,000
A3T2 MSc Molecular Pathology and Genomics inc £900 Bench Fee £3,000
A3T3 MSc Cancer Therapeutics (incl £1,800 bench fees) £6,000
A3T4 MSc Cancer Therapeutics (incl £900 bench fees) £3,000
A3TR MSc Gastroenterology (incl £1,800 bench fees) £5,800
A3U1 MSc Clinical Microbiology - incl bench fee £4,725 and £4,000 home TBC
A3U2 MSc Clinical Microbiology part time (no bench fees) TBC
A3X5 Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (MSc, full-time) £4,000
A3X6 Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (MSc, part-time) £2,000
A3Y5 Advanced Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (PgDip, full-time) £3,000
A3Y6 Advanced Mental Health: Psychological Therapies (PgDip, part-time) £1,500
A4C5 P/G Cert Dental Technology incl £1,000 bench fee £4,750
A4D3 Postgraduate Diploma in Endodontic Practice £7,000
A4D5 P/G Dip Dental Technology/ £1,000 bench fee £7,000
A4MA Orthodontics (Postgraduation year) (bench fee only) part-time TBC
A4Q5 Dental Technology MSc overseas/home £2,000 bench fee £9,500
A4S1 MSc Implant Dentistry part-time £4,750
A4S4 Periodontics (incl £3,175 home bench fee) TBC
A4S5 Periodontics (incl £3,500 bench fee) £10,000
A4S6 MClinDent Periodontics F/T (incl £7,000 bench fees) £20,000
A4U3 MSc Dental Public Health full-time £9,500
A4U4 MSc Dental Public Health part-time £4,750
A4U9 MSc Oral Surgery (incl £7,000 bench fee) £20,000
A4UA MSc Orthodontics (incl £7,000 bench fee) £20,000
A4UD Master of Clinical Dentistry - Paediatrics (incl £7,000 bench fee) £20,000
A4UF Master of Clinical Dentistry - Prosthodontics (incl £7,000 bench fee) £20,000
A4UJ Oral Surgery (£6,350 bench fee incl home and overseas) TBC
A4UQ MClinDent Paediatric Dentistry - part-time incl £3,175 bench fee home and overseas £10,000
A4US MSc Experimental Oral Sciences (incl bench fee £2,000) £9,500
B2D1 Diploma Drug Development £4,000
B2D2 Diploma Drug Development (part-time) £4,000
B2D4 PG Dip Clin Research and Healthcare Research Methods part-time £4,000
B2S1 MSc Clinical Drug Development full-time (must have completed B2D1) £2,500
B2S2 MSc Clinical Drug Development part-time (must have completed B2D2) £2,500
B2S4 MSc Health Care Research Methods part-time (must have completed B2D4) £2,500
A4S3 MSc Oral Biology (incl £2,000 bench fee) £9,500
Postgraduate Law Diplomas
M2D2 PG Diploma in Law (part-time) (per year) £2,100
M2D3 PG Diploma in International Dispute Resolution (Arbitration) £4,725
M2D4 PG Diploma in International Dispute Resolution (Mediation) £4,725
Other Certificates and Diplomas
M3DL Diploma in Computer and Communications Law £5,400
M3EC Cert IP Law £5,000
M3D6 Distance Learning Diploma in International Mediation (ADR) £5,500
M3S3 LLM Computer and Communications Law (Distance Learning) £9,170
M3DF Diploma in International Commerial Arbitration distance learning £5,500
M3EN Certificate in International Finance Law (Term 1) (Scandinavian Prog) Stockholm Gothenburgh & Lund £2,375
M3EV Diploma in International Finance Law (Scandinavian Prog) term 2 only Stockholm Gothenburgh & Lund £4,750
Students from the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man
Undergraduates
Existing New
Group A - Clinical Medicine and Dentistry £21,077 £23,523
Group B - Pre-Clinical, Science and Engineering £8,958 £10,529
Group C - Other High cost subjects with a studio, laboratory or fieldwork element £6,850 £8,268
Group D - All other subjects £5,269 £6,574
Postgraduate Medical Research Students
W1XF MPhil/PhD ICMS non clinical research full-time £3,440
W1XP MPhil/PhD ICMS non clinical research part-time £1,720
W1ZF MPhil/PhD ICMS clinical research full-time £3,440
W1ZP MPhil/PhD ICMS clinical research part-time £1,720
W3XF MPhil/PhD Cancer Institute non clinical research full-time £3,440
W3XP MPhil/PhD Cancer Institute non clinical research part-time £1,720
W3ZF MPhil/PhD Cancer Institute clinical research full-time £3,440
W6XF MPhil/PhD WHRI non clinical research full-time £3,440
W6XP MPhil/PhD WHRI non clinical research part-time £1,720
W6ZF MPhil/PhD WHRI clinical research full-time £3,440
W6ZP MPhil/PhD WHRI clinical research part-time £1,720
W8XF MPhil/PhD Dental Institute non clinical research full-time £3,440
W8XP MPhil/PhD Dental Institute non clinical research part-time £1,720
W8ZF MPhil/PhD Dental Institute clinical research full-time £3,440
W8ZP MPhil/PhD Dental Institute clinical research part-time £1,720
W3ZP MPhil/PhD Cancer Institute clinical research part-time £1,720
WFXF MPhil/PhD Wolfson Institute non clinical research full-time £3,440
WFXP MPhil/PhD Wolfson Institute non clinical research part-time £1,720
WFZF MPhil/PhD Wolfson Institute clinical research full-time £3,440
WFZP MPhil/PhD Wolfson Institute clinical research part-time £1,720
WWXF MPhil/PhD ICHS non clinical research full-time £3,440
WWXP MPhil/PhD ICHS non clinical research part-time £1,720
WWZP MPhil/PhD ICHS clinical research part-time £1,720
queen mary beijing campus maps
http://edu.mapbar.com/daxuexinsheng/bupt.html
This is the official campus map for freshmen, which is not so pretty...
http://bbs.byr.cn/article/Recommend/11601
This is a map made by the class of 2005, which is much nicer. This is the advertisement post for the map.
This is the official campus map for freshmen, which is not so pretty...
http://bbs.byr.cn/article/Recommend/11601
This is a map made by the class of 2005, which is much nicer. This is the advertisement post for the map.
VFS Global Services Pvt Ldt.
VFS Global Services Pvt Ldt.
headquarters in Mumbai, India
founded in Mumbai in 2001
part of Kuoni Travel group Switzerland
annual reports/financial flows via Switzerland
387 Visa Centres in 45 Countries
the companies branches in India and Hong Kong/China have created an annual revenue of CHF 267 Million (in £?) in 2009
VFS Global is a limited Company subcontracted by 45 countries
UKBA outsources its Visa application process to VSF for X countries (list?)
VFS can not give advice on Visa applications, but only take paperwork and charge fees
VSF charges X £ per application per country (difference according to country?)
Its revenues (in asia?) have 'pleasantly increased' in the last years
... this can be profiled or written out into a blurb paragraph. to go by switzerland on the map, connected to mumbai. see also blurbs from kuonis annual report that i forwarded from david.
headquarters in Mumbai, India
founded in Mumbai in 2001
part of Kuoni Travel group Switzerland
annual reports/financial flows via Switzerland
387 Visa Centres in 45 Countries
the companies branches in India and Hong Kong/China have created an annual revenue of CHF 267 Million (in £?) in 2009
VFS Global is a limited Company subcontracted by 45 countries
UKBA outsources its Visa application process to VSF for X countries (list?)
VFS can not give advice on Visa applications, but only take paperwork and charge fees
VSF charges X £ per application per country (difference according to country?)
Its revenues (in asia?) have 'pleasantly increased' in the last years
... this can be profiled or written out into a blurb paragraph. to go by switzerland on the map, connected to mumbai. see also blurbs from kuonis annual report that i forwarded from david.
data to download for the Thursday public workshop
please grab the Natural Earth Vector dataset... at minimum, the 10m
Cultural themes:
http://www.naturalearthdata.com/http//www.naturalearthdata.com/download/10m/cultural/10m-cultural.zip
folks could also grab other parts of the vector data if they wanted:
http://www.naturalearthdata.com/downloads/
workshop details:
How to Make a Counter Map
2pm – 5pm
Francis Bancroft Building Queen Mary Mile End Campus -- room 4.08
[room is wheelchair accessible]
Workshop: mapping as method, practice and action
The Counter-Cartographies Collective will facilitate a workshop on radical
collaborative mapping skills using available open source mapping software and web-based data-mining techniques. Free and open to all, email us to register and bring a laptop if you can
Cultural themes:
http://www.naturalearthdata.com/http//www.naturalearthdata.com/download/10m/cultural/10m-cultural.zip
folks could also grab other parts of the vector data if they wanted:
http://www.naturalearthdata.com/downloads/
workshop details:
How to Make a Counter Map
2pm – 5pm
Francis Bancroft Building Queen Mary Mile End Campus -- room 4.08
[room is wheelchair accessible]
Workshop: mapping as method, practice and action
The Counter-Cartographies Collective will facilitate a workshop on radical
collaborative mapping skills using available open source mapping software and web-based data-mining techniques. Free and open to all, email us to register and bring a laptop if you can
final event of Counter Mapping QMary Monday 24 May
A group of students, staff and researchers at Queen Mary University have been mapping the ways in which migration, border technologies, surveillance and monetary flows intersect with the university as our place of work and study. Joining us in the mapping project are Liz and Tim from the Counter Cartographies Collective from the University of North Carolina. Together we have been exploring the dynamics and possibilities of mapping as method and action.
We would like to invite you to the the final public workshop of the CounterMapping QMary project on Monday 24 May at 4pm in the Francis Bancroft Building Queen Mary Mile End Campus, room 4.08 (the room is wheelchair accessible)
/// The politics and potential of counter-mapping \\\\ a presentation and open discussion
In the final workshop, the Counter/Mapping QMary project will present [as a work in progress] the counter map of Queen Mary. This presentation will be followed by an open discussion of the methods and politics of mapping the university as a site of migration, education and labour struggles.
Speakers: The Students not Suspects Campaign (Goldsmiths), No Cuts at Queen Mary Campaign, Jane Wills, David Pinder, Ishani Chandrasekara, Miguel Mellino, John Hutnyk, Alberto Toscano
Followed by drinks and food
hope to see ya'all there!
We would like to invite you to the the final public workshop of the CounterMapping QMary project on Monday 24 May at 4pm in the Francis Bancroft Building Queen Mary Mile End Campus, room 4.08 (the room is wheelchair accessible)
/// The politics and potential of counter-mapping \\\\ a presentation and open discussion
In the final workshop, the Counter/Mapping QMary project will present [as a work in progress] the counter map of Queen Mary. This presentation will be followed by an open discussion of the methods and politics of mapping the university as a site of migration, education and labour struggles.
Speakers: The Students not Suspects Campaign (Goldsmiths), No Cuts at Queen Mary Campaign, Jane Wills, David Pinder, Ishani Chandrasekara, Miguel Mellino, John Hutnyk, Alberto Toscano
Followed by drinks and food
hope to see ya'all there!
Friday, 7 May 2010
Counter/Mapping QMary: the university and border technologies
To begin by asking what is the university requires an investigation of the function of the university not only as a knowledge factory but also as a border. Our investigation of what the university produces as knowledge, hierarchies and power exposes the border/s that operate in, on and around the university. That the university is a border is made possible by the operation of a filter mechanism. The counting of bodies, money in and money out, who can and can not enter, what are we when we leave, the limits of what is and is not knowledge and the complicity with national and global border regimes – who and what is stopped at the border?
From Thursday 13 May – Monday 24 May we will gather to discuss, research and take action to produce a counter map of Queen Mary University. As part of our practice we will be facilitating three public workshops to expand the participation and possibilities of the project. These workshops as well as the counter mapping production process are open to all who are interested and are free to attend – please see below for the programme and contact details. The venue for all events will be room 4.08 in the Francis Bancroft Building of Queen Mary Campus and is accessible.
//////Thursday 13 May, 2pm
\\\\\\\\\\Imaginaries of the university
Opening event of the Counter/Mapping QMary project
The Counter-Cartographies Collective will present their work on the neo-liberal university and discuss their maps, methodologies and actions. This session will address our imaginaries of the university – current and potential – and will conclude with a drift around QM campus.
\\\\\\\\Thursday 20 May, 2pm
//////////How to make a counter-map
Workshop: mapping as method, practice and action
The Counter-Cartographies Collective will facilitate a workshop on radical collaborative mapping skills using available open source mapping software and web-based data-mining techniques. Free and open to all, email us to register.
///////Monday 24 May, 4pm
\\\\\\\\\\\The politics and potential of counter-mapping
Presentation and open discussion
In this event, Counter/Mapping QMary project will present their map of Queen Mary. This presentation will be followed by an open discussion of the methods and politics of mapping the university as a site of migration, education and labour struggles. Invited interlocutors: The Students not Suspects Campaign (Goldsmiths), No Cuts at Queen Mary Campaign, Jane Wills, David Pinder, Ishani Chandrasekara, Miguel Mellino, John Hutnyk, Alberto Toscano
//Contact
Counter/Mapping QMary
countermapping.qmary@googlemail.com
Facebook: countermapping qmary
\\The Counter/Mapping QMary project is generously supported by the School of Business and Management and the Geography Department at Queen Mary University.
map: http://www.qmul.ac.uk/about/campus/mileend/index.html#map
From Thursday 13 May – Monday 24 May we will gather to discuss, research and take action to produce a counter map of Queen Mary University. As part of our practice we will be facilitating three public workshops to expand the participation and possibilities of the project. These workshops as well as the counter mapping production process are open to all who are interested and are free to attend – please see below for the programme and contact details. The venue for all events will be room 4.08 in the Francis Bancroft Building of Queen Mary Campus and is accessible.
//////Thursday 13 May, 2pm
\\\\\\\\\\Imaginaries of the university
Opening event of the Counter/Mapping QMary project
The Counter-Cartographies Collective will present their work on the neo-liberal university and discuss their maps, methodologies and actions. This session will address our imaginaries of the university – current and potential – and will conclude with a drift around QM campus.
\\\\\\\\Thursday 20 May, 2pm
//////////How to make a counter-map
Workshop: mapping as method, practice and action
The Counter-Cartographies Collective will facilitate a workshop on radical collaborative mapping skills using available open source mapping software and web-based data-mining techniques. Free and open to all, email us to register.
///////Monday 24 May, 4pm
\\\\\\\\\\\The politics and potential of counter-mapping
Presentation and open discussion
In this event, Counter/Mapping QMary project will present their map of Queen Mary. This presentation will be followed by an open discussion of the methods and politics of mapping the university as a site of migration, education and labour struggles. Invited interlocutors: The Students not Suspects Campaign (Goldsmiths), No Cuts at Queen Mary Campaign, Jane Wills, David Pinder, Ishani Chandrasekara, Miguel Mellino, John Hutnyk, Alberto Toscano
//Contact
Counter/Mapping QMary
countermapping.qmary@googlemail.com
Facebook: countermapping qmary
\\The Counter/Mapping QMary project is generously supported by the School of Business and Management and the Geography Department at Queen Mary University.
map: http://www.qmul.ac.uk/about/campus/mileend/index.html#map
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