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    Welcome to EECS

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    Welcome to the QMPlus Home Page for the

    School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science (EECS).

    Is this the correct QMplus Home page for you?

    If you are enrolled for SEFP or the Joint Programme , please
    follow the tutorial in the Help area to reset your default landing page.

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    Welcome Week

    Individual emails have been sent, please check your QMUL accounts. 

    EECS Welcomes returning and new Students to QMUL.

    Welcome Week starts 16th September 2024, please follow the link page below for our induction resources:


    Welcome Week Programme Talk - International Students

    Any questions about the Welcome Week 2024/25?      Please email EECS-SST@qmul.ac.uk




    Continuing Students welcome back.


    Please see emails for further details. Returning Students sessions below -

    Second year undergraduate students on Friday 20th September
    Year 2: 9am - 10:30am in Geog: DLT

    final year     undergraduate students on Friday 20th September
    Year 3: 10:30am - 12:00pm in Geog: DLT

    Students returning from placements,

    Fri 20th 

    12:30pm 

    Post-placement: from IE Placement to your final year – GC205 





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    • Year 2 - Welcome Back Session

    • Year 3-4 - Welcome Back Session

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    Student Support & Services

    Our EECS Student Support Team and QMUL Central Student Services and Support Teams are here to assist and empower you throughout your educational experience.

    We are committed to ensuring that every student has the support they need to succeed academically and personally.


    EECS Student Support Page Student Handbook 2024/25 Student Accommodation Services Advice & Student Counselling Disability & Dyslexia Service Legal Advice


    • We recommend that you apply no later than 3 days after a missed lab, in-class test, or coursework deadline. The hard deadline is 7 days, however, labs/midterms are time sensitive and delaying your EC submission can result in limited outcomes. Please continue to work on your coursework and submit within 7 days even if your EC outcome has not been processed. 

      For examinations, please submit by the end of the exam period. Full guidance is available in the Student Guide or in our Student Handbook.


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    Contacting Staff in School Office

    Contacting EECS staff

    Please remember any correspondence to EECS staff should include clear and specific details of the query,  e.g. the module code,  your 9 digit  student id number, screenshots of any errors.

    Emails should be sent from your QM email account. This will enable swift responses, any emails not including relevant data may delay a response.

    Response time lines, whilst staff will aim to respond to your email queries as soon as possible, please do remember to be patient, do not expect an immediate response.

    Students should use the EECS EST shared email inboxes below, these are monitored on a daily basis and it's the quickest way to get a response to your query.


    Contacting EECS Education Services Team (EST)

    Email address Usage
    eecs-sst@qmul.ac.uk EECS Student Support Team – Interruption, Withdrawal, engagement, 121 bookings, welfare, SSLC, PASS, DDS, submitted ECs, MySIS EC system, EC outcomes
    eecs-danda@qmul.ac.uk EECS Delivery & Assessment Team – QMplus, Assessments, Timetables, module evaluation.
    eecs-progadm@qmul.ac.uk EECS Programme Administrators – Change of Programme, Module registration, programme registration, diets, progression, placement programme
    fees@qmul.ac.uk QMUL CENTRAL finance TEAM  – fee, invoice related queries..
    studentenquiry@qmul.ac.uk QMUL CENTRAL Student Enquiry Centre - enquiries regarding Student Documentation, ID Cards, Bursaries, Exams.

  • QMUL Student's Union

    What is a Students’ Union?

    The Students’ Union is a student-led organisation here to help and support you through your time at Uni. We’re a not-for-profit and separate from the University, which means alongside loads of fun activities, sports and events, we also hold the University to account and challenge them on issues affecting students at Queen Mary.

    Who leads the Students’ Union?

    The Students’ Union is run by students just like you. There are lots of roles, from President to School Reps. We have over 60 part-time volunteer roles and six Executive Officers.

    Sounds good! How do I join the Students’ Union?

    You’re automatically a member when you enroll at Queen Mary, isn’t that cool!


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  • EECS Careers

    The School of Engineering and Computer Science has a dedicated Careers Consultant providing careers support.

    For more information and how to book appointments with Careers and Enterprise please click here.  

    Please also see the EECS Careers QM Plus page by clicking here.

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  • QMplus Help for Students

    QMplus is our online learning environment which is used across the university.

    QMplus is made up of online course areas, each one will be different and may include material such as lecture slides or presentations; tools for communicating such as chat rooms and discussion forums; online coursework such as assignments and quizzes; as well as other collaborative and group-work activities such as wikis and blogs – it all depends on what the teacher or course leader has chosen to include.

    Below you can find a self-paced training course on how to use the platform:

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