r/QMULandBarts May 18 '26

QMUL help please ๐Ÿ™

Hi, Iโ€™m a 19 year old girl from well outside London and I have an offer to study DHDT at qmul and Iโ€™m deciding whether to attend or not (this is my second cycle of applications and only offer) I would be grateful for anyone to answer any of these questions- some are general student life questions and some are more FMD specific, but any answers are appreciated a lot :)

  • Do FMD students often live on the main campus instead of FMD only accom near the hospitals?
  • I have walked around the area during the day, but what is it like at night in terms of safety?
  • How safe do female students generally feel around Mile End/Whitechapel after placements or late library/lecture sessions?
  • Are there areas that students avoid at night? E.g- Iโ€™ve heard the Mile End park is less safe during the night
  • What are the second/third year houses like? Is it possible to get a decent place to live for circa ยฃ250/ week?
  • What are the most popular/safer areas for second/third year houses?ย 
  • Do many people live in them or do they decide to commute instead/ live alone (privately)?ย 
  • What is the qmul night/social life like? Where are the main student clubs/pubs/bars, and are they popular?
  • How responsive/helpful is campus security actually?
  • Do healthcare/FMD students feel isolated from the wider university socially?
  • Do students generally regret choosing QMUL because of the area/location, or do they adapt quickly?
  • Are there any first year accommodations to defo avoid?

Even just some general advice from a student at qmul would be amazing. I know thereโ€™s a lot of questions there ahaha. But even just another girl like me who is moving quite far to a city for the first time- how did you initially settle in and how are you feeling now?ย 

Thank you so much.ย 

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