Admissions links for Computer Science at
Queen Mary, University of London
This is a page of miscellaneous links containing useful information
for those considering applying for a degree in
Computer Science at
Queen Mary, University of London.
Note: the information here is kept for archive purposes, but has not been
updated since its author stopped being the admissions tutor and took on another
administrative role in the Department of Computer Science at Queen Mary.
University Entrance
UCAS
Universities and Colleges Admissions Service - deals with admissions
for all full-time undergraduate degrees as recognised UK universities.
Aimhigher
Advice for prospective students on higher education institutions and
courses.
Careers-Portal
Advice on careers and university entrance.
uni4me
Basic advice on applying for university.
Universityoptions.co.uk
Advice on choosing the right course and university/college.
ISCO Careerscope "Supporting young people making informed education
and career decisions".
hotcourses.com
Listing of college and university courses around the UK.
Education UK advice on education in the UK from the
British Council, useful for
those coming from overseas.
Study in the UK University Advice
A site for those intending to come to the UK from elsewhere for
university study.
Courses & Careers UK
Advice for young people who are about to leave school, college or
university.
RealUni
Site still under development, but has some advice on choice of
university.
University Entrance Qualifications
QCA
Qualifications and Curriculum Authority. Monitors and accredits
school qualifications in England.
AQA,
CCEA,
Edexcel,
OCR,
SQA,
WJEC
The examination boards for UK pre-university qualifications.
LondonColleges.com
A website for further education colleges in London - these are
places in London you can study for qualifications for university
entrance.
ICS International Correspondence Schools: offers qualifications,
including A-levels, through home study.
UK Universities
QAA
Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education -
monitors quality of university education in the UK.
HERO
Higher Education and Research Opportunities in the UK -
official gateway site for UK's universities.
HEFCE
Higher Education Funding Council for England -
distributes government money to universities.
UK Sensitive Map
Map of UK, with universities marked with links to their websites.
Universities UK
Information about UK universities from the organisation of their
executive heads.
unofficial-guides.com
Unofficial guide to UK universities
Student life
StudentZone
Information resources for UK university students.
NUS
National Union of Students - advice and support for UK students.
StudentUK.com
Another student advice page.
UniserveUK.com
Yet another student advice page.
lazystudent.co.uk
Web directory oriented towards students.
Sponsorship/Industrial Contacts
Year in Industry Offers a chance
to spend a year working before university entrance, which may also lead
to sponsorship.
Scholarship Search UK
Database of awards available for university study.
Computer Science
Computer Sciences Online
A virtual reference point for international students who are considering
a course in a computer or technology based subject
ACM/IEEE Draft Computing Curriculum
What the leading computing societies say should be in a Computer Science
degree.
What is Computer Science?
A search on this phrase using a search engine reveals many sites
with different answers to this question.
The Virtual Library: Computing
A comprehensive collection of links on computing.
Useful and interesting links for new Java programmers
A collection of links with an emphasis on introductory programming.
BUBL Link Computer Science
Catalogue of selected internet resources.
Careers
Queen Mary's Careers Service
BCS Careers Information From the British Computer Society.
Prospects.ac.uk Page on career prospects for Computer Science
graduates
CareersA-Z
A general careers information site.
The Big Choice
Graduate jobs site.
General Advice
Connexions Direct
General advice for people aged 13-19.
Springboard
"the site for 16 to 18 year-olds that gives a no-fuss approach to
getting your future choices sussed."
xb4u
An advice site aimed at young people in east London
ukstudentguide
Another web directory oriented towards students.
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Matthew Huntbach
Last modified: 22 July 2004