Queen Mary University of London | Open Day | 12 June 2026
12 Jun 2026, 09:00
London

Demand for trained biologists is high. Not just in the scientific world, but across different sectors and society as a whole.
New generations of scientists are crucial to the future of our world. Become a biologist to carry out research, find solutions and create change to preserve our planet.
Our teaching team have extensive experience. Studying with us, you’ll learn from our research on genetics, ecology, and the intersection of the two, so that you can make a real difference, whatever you decide to do.
Alongside core areas, you’ll choose from a wide range of optional modules covering everything from physiology to computing skills. Mix and match to take a broad approach to your studies or drill deep into the areas that interest you.
Diverse career opportunities
Passionate about ecology, conservation or animal biology? You’ll have the chance to develop real-world skills with our field trips. Past students have studied large mammals in South Africa and explored ecological interactions in Croatia.
A degree in biology opens up endless options. You’ll have the skills you need for a career in conservation and wildlife management, the agricultural industry or biotechnology. You’ll also be a great match for roles with clinical and laboratory work. We’ll make sure your CV dazzles potential employers and is packed with the experience you need for your first role.
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