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Specialist Programme Induction

We're excited to welcome you to Queen Mary University of London! This section contains important information for the Specialist IP Programmes starting in September 2022.

Please note: this induction information is for the following programmes only:

  • Management of Intellectual Property MSc
  • Trade Mark Law and Practice PGCert
  • Intellectual Property Law PGCert

If you are studying on any LLM, Law and Finance MSc, or Regulation and Compliance MSc, you should read the Taught Programme Induction information (coming soon).

Important documents

All the Induction Information will be available on QMPlus after Wednesday 31 September.

Induction Eventbrite Registration

Eventbrite registration will open from 23 August, please review the Specialist Programmes Induction Schedule 2022 [PDF 123KB] for registration links.

Induction Orientation Q&A

Please refer to the ‘Induction Letter’.  If you are still unclear about which Induction events you should attend then you should register for this session.

QMPlus Induction

QMplus is your virtual learning environment where you will access all your module course areas and programme noticeboards. This session will give you an introduction of how to navigate around QMplus.

PG Law Student Support

This will provide you with an overview of the services provided by the PG Law student support team and assist with any queries regarding induction events.

Assessment Overview/Q&A

Here you will find out general information regarding assessment format for the programme.

Alumni

Join our Alumni. Information about how to become part of Alumni community and up and coming events

Programme Induction: Programme of Study: Academic Guidance

Student must register for one Programme Induction event.  This will be led by the Programme Director relevant to your registered ‘Programme of Study’The session will cover:

  • Programme Structure - Module overview / Assessment
  • Focus Group overview
  • Unique key points of the programme
  • Academic Integrity module
  • Up and coming events
  • Followed by a Q&A

Critical Thinking and Writing

The purpose of Critical Thinking and Writing in Law is three-fold. Firstly, it helps students who have been accepted on a conditional offer meet their language requirement. Second, it offers students with opportunities to deepen their understanding of the learning strategies required at postgraduate study. Lastly, it aspires to guide and assist students through the different stages of the writing process of their essays and dissertations.

Library events

There are two library events, students must attend both: 

  • Queen Mary Library overview 
  • Institute of Advanced Legal Studies

Academic Integrity

Students must complete this module within QM+.

What is academic integrity? How can you make sure you demonstrate it your work, study and research? In this workshop, we look at the principles of understanding plagiarism and academic integrity. This is an interactive workshop on how to approach your studies ethically.

Time Management Session

We all know that time keeps ticking without stopping. If we know how to use time properly and make the most out of what we have, we should not encounter any problems. Come and join the session to explore ways to managing commitments.

Become a Course Rep

Course Reps represent the interests of student within their cohort. In practice, this means that Course Reps act as a liaison between staff and students. Course Reps collect feedback – formal and informal – from the students in their cohort, and the Reps feed this back to the relevant staff members.

Careers event

This event will introduce you to the PG Law Careers team, providing an overview of the specialist career support, events and opportunities made available to postgraduate law students throughout the year.

The session will explain how our PG Law Careers team can assist you with your career planning and it will outline the full programme of employer events, seminars and workshops designed to support employability.

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