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How to Notify the Exams Office of a Religious Holiday During May/June Exams

If you have religious holidays that fall during the January exam period (7^th May – 5^th June 2026)? If so, you must notify the Exams Office by 13 February.

Please fill out the form linked below only if religious holidays will prevent you from attending centrally timetabled exams.

If no holidays apply, no further action is needed.

https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=kfCdVhOw40CG7r2cueJYFIPM-IH3115IvAp0L-v5VKdUQlBFRU9NVE1XNEROWVZUNjdJQkFONEhCVy4u&route=shorturl

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AskQM

If you have an enquiry please visit askqm.qmul.ac.uk, login and 'Ask a Question', you can use the knowledge base to find answers to general enquiries, or submit a 'New Enquiry' for further support, which will then be assigned to the appropriate team.

AskQM

Self-serve to find answers to all your queries

Raise an enquiry within the portal and track its progress
Contact the AskQM Frontline Team via the portal, on the phone (0207 882 5005) or in person at any of our five hubs during these opening times

The AskQM Frontline Team can help with Registry processes such as:

Student documentation
Student ID cards
Enrolment and Tuition Fee support
Council Tax and Oyster Card processing
DBS checks

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EECS Welcomes returning and new Students to QMUL.

Welcome Week starts 15th September 2025, please follow the link page below for our induction resources:

Select activity EECS Student Handbook 2025/26

EECS Student Handbook 2025/26
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