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Welcome to the School of Languages, Linguistics and Film! See our Welcome Week page to find useful information about starting your studies - check back for updates!
There is useful information about joining Queen Mary here, but you may also want to check out the New Student page and Welcome Week Zone.
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Follow links below to find information relevant to your specific stream.
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If you have questions, you can contact staff in the office on the emails below. Please only send your email to one of these addresses - try to pick the most appropriate one, but don't worry, we will still make sure you get a reply. Multiple emails just fill up our inboxes and slow down our response times.
sllf-assessment@qmul.ac.uk with any questions about assessments including resits
sllf-studentsupport@qmul.ac.uk for issues around student support and Extenuating Circumstances (ECs)
sllf-module-reg@qmul.ac.uk to ask about your registrations on modules
sllf-timetable@qmul.ac.uk for any problems with your timetable
sllf-digitallearning@qmul.ac.uk for any problems with your QMplus access
sllf-senior-tutor@qmul.ac.uk if you have ongoing problems and/or are unable to get in touch with your advisor
sllf-progadmin@qmul.ac.uk for general questions about your studies
sllf-yearabroad@qmul.ac.uk for answer to queries about the Year Abroad
If we can't answer easily by email, we will be in touch to arrange to talk to you via MS Teams.
SLLF School Office
The School office is open Monday - Friday 10am-4pm for students on campus. We ask that you are aware of others while waiting to be seen at the counter.
You can make an appointment to speak to a member of the admin team on MSTeams here and we will call you at the appointed time.
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Handbooks contain detailed information, guidance and regulations for all students at SLLF.
Student login details required
Follow links below to learn more.
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If you are unable to complete an assignment or in-class test due to circumstances that are outside of your control you can apply for extenuating circumstances (ECs). Extenuating Circumstances are unforeseeable and outside of your control. This can include physical illness, mental health crisis, being a victim of crime, and sometimes personal issues regarding family illness or other personal crisis.
Please note that extenuating circumstances do not include events such as computer problems, planned holidays, conflicting deadlines, running out of time, computer failure, difficulty in obtaining books from the library, minor transport delays or having to take paid work.
To apply for ECs you will need to use the task on MySIS. Please note that any requests for extensions must be made no earlier than one before and no later than 24 hours after the assessment deadline.
If you are unsure whether you can apply for ECs you can contact us on sllf-studentsupport@qmul.ac.uk
Please follow the links below to find more information and the online claim form.
1. Read the chapter about Extenuating Circumstances in the Student Handbook
2. Read the guidance booklet about Extenuating Circumstances , including what it means, and what evidence you need:
3.Log into MySIS, go to the Extenuating Circumstances section and log a new claim
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- SLLF QMplus module sites
- MySIS
- Term dates
- PC availability service
- SLLF Staff Directory
- IT information
- IT Helpdesk
- Budget tips
The Academic English Online, Insessional Modules and Academic Skills (in the Library) can provide academic support when you need it.
Peer Assisted Study Support (PASS) is a module-based mentoring scheme where 1st years are given the opportunity to explore their problems with higher-year student mentors to help them settle into university life. You should be able to access the SLLF PASS module on QMplus.
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Some of your online classes will be recorded for educational purposes. You will be informed when a recording is taking place. If you do not want your image to be recorded you can disable your video, by enabling your video you are giving consent to the recording.
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There are a variety of support services available to help and support you in many aspects of your university life. Follow the links below to find out more:
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We offer a wide range of Elevate modules which can help you to maximise your performance at university and improve the quality of your academic assignments.
If you are an international student, and English is not your first language, then these modules are suitable for you.
Home students who have English as their first language also find they benefit from the academic skills that these modules develop.
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Students who wish to learn a language in addition to their main programme of study can study one 15-credit or 30-credit module per year, either for credit (if your programme allows) or not for credit (it will not contribute to your degree result).
Our Language Centre offers Arabic, Bengali, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin and Spanish, for all levels from beginners (A1) to advanced level (C1).
Our staff will help you achieve a high level of communication in your chosen language, in both every day and professional situations.
