21 Short courses offered by the university

In a business environment plagued by uncertainty and an industry characterised by constant change, organisational culture offers a means of organising your Tech company in a manner that creates both meaning and value. Queen Mary University of London offers the Organisational Culture for Technology Companies programme.

Queen Mary University of London's Cyber Security for Enterprise course prepares leaders from all industries for the increasingly complex future of cyber security.

The broad aim of Queen Mary University of London's Essential Marketing Management two-day interactive course is intended to provide none-marketing professionals with the basic concepts and practices of modern marketing in a changing world. 

Over the last few decades, long before the connectedness brought to humanity by social media, our world has become hyper-connected. Queen Mary University of London offers the Systems Thinking for Strategy programme.

Today’s healthcare professionals do much more than practice medicine-they must also be fluent in business, finance, operation management and the rapidly evolving regulatory environment. Queen Mary University of London offers the Advanced Healthcare Leadership programme.

Queen Mary University of London's Mastering Public Policy course has been designed to introduce a variety of fundamental perspectives on public policy analysis and formulation to achieve the United Nations (2015) Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Queen Mary University of London's Big Data Processing covers the new large-scale programming models that allow to easily create algorithms that process massive amounts of information with a cluster of computer nodes.

Queen Mary University of London's Introduction to Coding course will introduce you to basic coding skills using Python.

Queen Mary University of London's Corporate Social Innovation for Startups and SMEs course rejects the dichotomous paradigm so often used in discussions regarding responsible business, where a forced choice is required between business success and issues of morality, ethics, and justice. 

Central to the concept of design thinking is the idea of human-centredness. Design thinking offers a logical approach to produce innovative solutions by focusing on making people the source of inspiration and direction for solving real world challenges (Yang & Man, 2018). Queen Mary University of London offers the Design Thinking for Growth programme.

Blockchain is the technology that underpins Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Queen Mary University of London's Blockchain Programming module will give you a practical and theoretical knowledge of how blockchains work.

Queen Mary University of London's Executive Leadership in the Public and Private Sectors course has been designed to introduce a variety of perspectives on leadership in the public and private sectors.

Queen Mary University of London's Foreign Direct Investment and Technology Transfer course provides active participation in theoretical and policy debate about Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Technology Transfer (TT) by focusing on what matters to investors.

Get to grips with a number of different Python packages that are commonly used for data analysis like Pandas, CSV, Numpy and SciPy. Queen Mary University of London offers the Continuing Coding programme.

The Centre for Commercial Law Studies from Queen Mary University of London is delighted to announce the return of the popular International Asset Tracing and Recovery Course.

Four intensive modules providing an overview of contemporary thought, case studies and practical strategies to help businesses navigate the complex framework of Queen Mary University of London's Global Public Health.

Queen Mary University of London offers the Strategic Leadership, Organization Transformation and Knowledge Management programme.

Build your expertise in arbitration and foreign investment with some of the most distinguished experts in the field. Queen Mary University of London offers the International Investment Law and Arbitration programme.

This short course is a tailored, online, four-week continuing professional development course, specifically designed for aspiring leaders and professionals in the public and private healthcare sectors.

Queen Mary University of London's Health Law and Biotechnology course – designed as an experiment in cross fertilization among students and teachers from different disciplines – is aimed at providing these competences and skills.