Wolfson Institute of Public Health Online Homepage
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Welcome to Wolfson
At Queen Mary University of London, we believe that a diversity of ideas helps us achieve the previously unthinkable.
The Wolfson Institute of Population Health was formed in August 2021, merging the former Wolfson Institute of Preventive Medicine (founded in 1991) and the Institute of Population Health Sciences (founded in 2019). The Institute is a part of Queen Mary’s medical faculty, Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, and delivers internationally recognised research and teaching in population health.
The health of populations around the globe has steadily improved over the last century; however, health systems face growing challenges in delivering better health. Climate change, environmental degradation, poverty, inequality, ageing populations, urbanisation, political upheaval, migration on an unprecedented scale, and more recently, the COVID pandemic, combine to exacerbate existing and create new needs. The Institute is a world-class grouping of scientists and educators in applied health sciences, including public and global health, health services and primary care research, clinical trials, health policy and economics, health data science, behavioural and social sciences, epidemiology, biostatistics, translational and implementation science.
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Getting Started
We’re excited to have you with us! Begin your journey by diving into your modules and discovering new opportunities.
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Ask QM
AskQM is our new way of managing student enquiries, which makes submitting and getting answers to your enquiries speedier and easier to access.
Library Services
The library is dedicated to supporting your academic journey with a wide range of resources and providing exceptional services both online and in our physical spaces. As online students, you can access a wide range of e-books, journals and other digital resources.
QMplus Hub
QMplus Groups and Portfolios is a fully featured electronic portfolio system with social networking features to create online learning communities.
QM Student Handbook
This student handbook is your go-to reference for comprehensive step-by-step guidance throughout your Queen Mary journey, spanning from enrolment to graduation.
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Queen Mary Students’ Union is a student-led organisation to support you during your time at university. We’re a not-for-profit organisation, and separate from the University, which means we host our own activities and events, as well as ensuring to hold the University accountable for issues affecting students. Over the past year, we have set out to increase the engagement of postgraduates within our structures, to ensure your Students’ Union is both reflective and supportive of what you want to take away from your time at Queen Mary.On this webpage, you will also find tailored feeds for postgraduate events and news. Your interests and priorities differ from undergraduates, and we know that! With the new Postgraduate Hub, you can get all important information from the Students’ Union that you need to know shown directly to you!
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Student Voice Committees (SVCS) serve as a formal channel for effective communication between students and staff (both academic and professional services) in each School or Institute, that give students the opportunity to reflect and give feedback on their programme of study and wider aspects of their experience. SVCs are a vital instrument of Queen Mary University of London’s procedures for assuring academic standards, enhancing the student experience and embedding the student voice.
All students studying at Queen Mary, part-time and full-time, undergraduate and postgraduate, taught and research including those on distance learning or collaborative programmes, can be involved in SVCs.
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