Bachelor of Engineering [B.Eng] (Computer Systems Engineering with Industrial Experience)
$44,483 /Yr
Queen Mary, University of London Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) Computer Systems Engineering with Industrial Experience is a four-year, full-time, on-campus degree at Mile End Campus in London. H163 uses a 50/50 split between software and electronic engineering, combines it with an industrial experience year and requires ABB including A-Level Mathematics. September 2027 tuition is unpublished; 2026-27 tuition was £ 32,950 (INR 43.01 Lakhs), as a prior-cycle reference. The Year in Industry reference was £ 4,300 (INR 5.61 Lakhs).
The split connects programming, digital circuit design, communications, operating systems, embedded systems and integrated circuit design through laboratory work and projects. It suits applicants who want hardware and software depth together before graduate roles, although the placement route adds a year to the regular three-year degree. Industrial placements are competitive, and unsuccessful applicants may complete the third year at Queen Mary instead.
- H163 uses the Queen Mary institution code Q50, which reduces variant-selection risk when the regular and year-abroad routes appear together.
- Two practical projects move from a second-year team software project to a final-year hardware or software project focused on your interests.
- Teaching uses the Informatics Teaching Lab and Electronics Lab, with campus computing access seven days a week and remote access around the clock.
Current Admission Status
Applications for the September 2027 intake are Not Yet Open. International student deadline: 13 January 2027 at 18:00 UK time, or 23:30 IST.
IST means India Standard Time, the local conversion shown for Indian applicants. UCAS means Universities and Colleges Admissions Service, the central application route, so prepare your Mathematics evidence, English proof and reference before submission opens.
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Queen Mary Computer Systems Engineering Fees and Living Costs 2027
For September 2027, Queen Mary’s overseas fee for H163 is unpublished. The live course page says fees for 2027 entry will appear shortly and that 2027-28 fees have not yet been set.
Prior-cycle context: The 2026-27 course page lists £ 32,950 (INR 43.01 Lakhs) for a full-fee academic year. Queen Mary’s fee page lists £ 4,300 (INR 5.61 Lakhs) for an overseas Year in Industry.
| Fee item | Amount in £ | INR equivalent | Cycle or status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overseas tuition for one full-fee academic year | £ 32,950 | INR 43.01 Lakhs | 2026-27 prior-cycle reference |
| Three full-fee academic years | £ 98,850 | INR 1.29 Crore | Calculated as £ 32,950 x 3 from the prior cycle |
| Overseas Year in Industry | £ 4,300 | INR 5.61 Lakhs | 2026-27 prior-cycle reference |
| Four-year tuition planning illustration | £ 103,150 | INR 1.35 Crore | Calculated as £ 32,950 x 3 + £ 4,300 |
| UCAS undergraduate application fee | £ 34.50 | INR 4,503 | 2027 cycle, up to five choices |
All INR conversions in the article use a conversion rate of £ 1 = INR 130.52 as of 23 August 2026. Rates fluctuate daily, verify before applying.
Source: Queen Mary 2027 and 2026 Computer Systems Engineering course pages, Queen Mary’s undergraduate tuition fee page and UCAS 2027 fee information.
- Use the 2026-27 figures only as funding benchmarks because Queen Mary has not set the 2027-28 H163 overseas fee.
- The four-year tuition illustration uses the published reduced Year in Industry reference, but it does not include future annual increases or other charges.
- The £ 34.50 (INR 4,503) UCAS fee covers up to five choices, so Queen Mary does not require a separate university application fee.
Cost of Living in London for Computer Systems Engineering Students
Queen Mary’s latest official estimate is a combined £ 1,334 per month (INR 1.74 Lakhs) for London housing, food and travel. That estimate is separate from tuition and the Student visa maintenance requirement.
The university does not publish separate food, utilities and transport figures on this page. The table therefore preserves the combined estimate instead of inventing a category breakdown.
| Expense | Monthly (£) | Monthly (INR equivalent) | Annual (£) | Annual (INR equivalent) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Combined housing, food and travel estimate | £ 1,334 | INR 1.74 Lakhs | £ 16,008 | INR 20.89 Lakhs |
The annual amount is calculated as £ 16,008 (INR 20.89 Lakhs) from £ 1,334 (INR 1.74 Lakhs) x 12. It is a planning figure based on the latest 2025-26 published monthly estimate.
A separate Queen Mary residence range is £ 172 to £ 430 per week (INR 22,449 to INR 56,124). Accommodation can therefore consume a substantial part of the combined monthly budget.
A prior-cycle planning illustration adds four years of combined living costs of £ 64,032 (INR 83.57 Lakhs). It uses prior-cycle tuition of £ 103,150 (INR 1.35 Crore). The calculated total is £ 167,182 (INR 2.18 Crore) before visa charges, health surcharge, travel, insurance and future fee changes.
Check Out: London accommodation and living costs
Fee verification note
Verify the target fee on the official 2027 Computer Systems Engineering fee page before accepting an offer because the H163 amount is not set.
Key insight: Treat the 2026-27 structure as a funding benchmark only. Verify the 2027-28 H163 overseas fee and confirm the placement-year charge before accepting an offer.
Queen Mary Computer Systems Engineering Admission 2027
H163 direct entry requires ABB at A-Level including Mathematics, or an International Baccalaureate Diploma with 32 points overall and 6,5,5 at Higher Level including Mathematics.
Queen Mary’s India equivalence maps ABB to 75% for CBSE or ISC, 70% for West Bengal and 80% for other listed boards, although actual offers may differ slightly. CBSE means Central Board of Secondary Education, while ISC means Indian School Certificate. The university decides equivalence against the qualification route, so board percentage alone does not replace Mathematics; check the official India entry equivalence table.
Academic Eligibility
The table separates each published qualification route from the Indian reading because board mapping supports equivalence rather than an automatic admission guarantee.
| Qualification route | Published H163 requirement | Indian applicant reading |
|---|---|---|
| A-Level | ABB including A-Level Mathematics | 75% CBSE or ISC, 70% West Bengal, or 80% other listed boards |
| International Baccalaureate Diploma | 32 points overall, with 6,5,5 from three Higher Level subjects including Higher Level Mathematics | No official Indian percentage or 10-point CGPA conversion is published; use the 32-point IB scale |
| GCSE or acceptable equivalent | Both English and Mathematics at grade C or grade 4 | An equivalent qualification is assessed by Queen Mary |
| Access to Higher Education Diploma | Not accepted for this programme | Use A-Level, IB or another accepted route instead |
| Standard contextual offer | BBC including B in Mathematics at A-Level | Contextual criteria apply; nationality alone does not establish eligibility |
| Enhanced contextual offer | BCC including B in Mathematics at A-Level | Contextual criteria apply; General Studies and Critical Thinking are excluded |
- Indian applicants should match the Mathematics subject condition before relying on the overall board percentage.
- International Baccalaureate applicants need Higher Level Mathematics, so the total diploma score alone is not enough.
- Access to Higher Education Diploma applicants should use another route because Queen Mary lists this qualification as not accepted for H163.
English Language Requirements
The School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science assigns H163 to English Band 3. IELTS means International English Language Testing System, while PTE means Pearson Test of English; both offer current Band 3 routes, but every component score still matters.
TOEFL iBT means Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet-based test. Queen Mary publishes separate policies for the revised 1.0 to 6.0 scale and the earlier 0 to 120 scale, so use the row matching your test date.
| Test or qualification | Band 3 requirement | Validity or condition |
|---|---|---|
| IELTS Academic, Online or Indicator | 6.0 overall with 5.5 in each component | Valid for two years; General IELTS is not accepted |
| TOEFL iBT or Home Edition from 21 January 2026 | 4.5 overall with 4 in Writing, Reading, Listening and Speaking | 1.0 to 6.0 scale; MyBest scores are not accepted |
| TOEFL iBT or Home Edition through 20 January 2026 | 79 overall with Writing 17, Reading 18, Listening 17 and Speaking 20 | 0 to 120 scale; applies only to tests taken by the stated date |
| PTE Academic, Academic UKVI or Academic Online | 65 overall with 59 in each component | Valid for two years |
| CBSE or ISC Indian Standard XII English | 60% in the English component | Valid for seven years |
| Selected Indian State Board Standard XII English | 65% in the English component | Seven years; direct verification required; selected boards only |
| International Baccalaureate English | English A at 4 HL or SL, English B at 4 HL, or English B at 5 SL | Accepted as a Band 3 route and valid for seven years |
- Use IELTS or PTE when you want a familiar current scale, then check each component against Band 3 rather than the overall score alone.
- CBSE and ISC applicants with 60% in Standard XII English may use the school route, while selected State Board applicants need 65% and direct verification.
- Choose the TOEFL row by test date because the revised 1.0 to 6.0 scale and earlier 0 to 120 scale are not interchangeable.
Tip for Indian students: Confirm the ABB board equivalent, Mathematics evidence and English route before submitting UCAS. A qualifying overall percentage cannot compensate for a missing subject or component score.
Queen Mary Computer Systems Engineering Application 2027
Apply to H163 through UCAS using Queen Mary’s institution code Q50 and the H163 course code. The only listed intake is September 2027, with a start date of 14 September 2027.
The equal-consideration deadline is 13 January 2027 at 18:00 UK time, or 23:30 IST. The regular route uses HI62 and the year-abroad route uses HI6Y, so verify H163 before submitting.
Queen Mary’s course page describes the industrial experience year as an optional study option, while the UCAS H163 listing labels placement as mandatory. Confirm the accepted offer’s wording before budgeting the fourth year.
UCAS Application Timeline
The timeline below lists the forward-looking 2027 stages for this September entry. UK time controls each portal cutoff, while IST means India Standard Time and shows the local equivalent when a time is published.
| Stage | Published date and UK time | Indian time or consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Completed undergraduate applications can be submitted | 1 September 2026 | Complete the reference and fee steps before sending |
| H163 equal-consideration deadline | 13 January 2027 at 18:00 UK | 23:30 IST; equal consideration is not guaranteed after this point |
| Provider decision target for applications by 13 January | 31 March 2027 | UCAS says providers should aim to send decisions by this date |
| Provider decision deadline for applications by 13 January | 12 May 2027 | Decisions are due by this UCAS date |
| UCAS Extra opens | 25 February 2027 | Only applicants without an offer and with all five choices used can add a choice |
| Last date for receipt of applications with choices | 30 June 2027 at 18:00 UK | 23:30 IST; later applications enter Clearing automatically |
| Provider decision deadline for applications by 30 June | 14 July 2027 | UCAS decisions are due by this date |
| UCAS Extra closes | 1 July 2027 | Check available choices before the route closes |
| Clearing opens | 2 July 2027 | Vacancies appear in the UCAS search tool |
| Final date for 2027 applications | 23 September 2027 at 18:00 UK | 23:30 IST; availability is not guaranteed |
| Reply deadline after decisions by 14 July | 21 July 2027 | Reply in UCAS by the published date |
- Submit H163 by 13 January 2027 at 18:00 UK if you want the published equal-consideration route.
- Keep the 23:30 IST conversion beside the January, June and September cutoffs because the portal uses UK time.
- Use the H163 code for the industrial-experience route, not HI62 for the regular degree or HI6Y for the year-abroad route.
H163 Submission Checks
Before sending the form, check the course variant, Mathematics preparation, English evidence and reference together. The industrial year also needs a funding plan because Queen Mary says placement applications are competitive and unsuccessful applicants may study the third year at Queen Mary.
| Check | H163 detail | Action for Indian applicants |
|---|---|---|
| Course and institution | H163 and Q50, Main Site, Year 1 entry | Confirm both codes before paying and submitting |
| Academic evidence | ABB including A-Level Mathematics, or the published IB route | Prepare board marks and Mathematics evidence for the selected qualification route |
| English evidence | English Band 3 or an accepted school-English qualification | Match the overall and component thresholds or arrange direct verification |
| Reference | UCAS requires the reference before a completed application can be sent | Allow school or referee time before the UK cutoff |
| Industrial experience | Queen Mary describes a competitive placement route; UCAS labels placement mandatory | Confirm the offer wording and budget for the full four-year structure |
Application fit: Choose H163 when the fourth-year industrial structure is central to your plan. Use HI62 or HI6Y only when a regular degree or year abroad better matches the route you intend to complete.
Read More: UCAS application process
Application tip: Treat 13 January 2027 at 18:00 UK as the working deadline, then submit earlier after checking H163, Q50, Mathematics, English evidence and the placement condition together.
Queen Mary Computer Systems Engineering Scholarships 2027
Target-cycle scholarship terms for September 2027 are unpublished for H163. Current public pages identify a 2026-27 Global Talent Scholarship and a cycleless Children of Alumni Award, so neither is a confirmed 2027 H163 award.
The available schemes are partial funding routes rather than a replacement for the four-year budget. The Global Talent terms also say a reduced-fee placement year may not receive that award, which matters for the H163 structure.
Named Awards for International Applicants
The table preserves each scheme’s published cycle and eligibility mechanics. The Global Talent figure is a scheme headline, not a calculated H163 net fee.
Cycle context: The Global Talent Scholarship row refers to the 2026-27 prior-cycle scheme, while the Children of Alumni Award is a current published cycleless discount.
| Award | Official value | INR equivalent | Eligibility and route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Global Talent Scholarship, 2026-27 prior-cycle scheme | £ 3,000 per academic year; up to £ 12,000 over a standard four-year degree | INR 3.92 Lakhs per academic year; up to INR 15.66 Lakhs | International offer holders; an ABB standard offer requires AAA or IB 36 with 666 at Higher Level; automatic, full-time and self-funded, with 65% renewal |
| Children of Alumni Award, current cycleless scheme | £ 1,000 one-off Year 1 fee discount | INR 1.31 Lakhs | Child of a Queen Mary alumnus, overseas fee payer and self-funding at least £ 1,000 of tuition; automatic at enrolment |
- The Global Talent Scholarship requires a higher academic profile than H163’s standard ABB offer, so it should not be assumed from ordinary eligibility.
- Do not convert the Global Talent headline into a four-year H163 saving because the official terms address reduced-fee placement years separately.
- Use the Children of Alumni Award only when the alumni relationship and self-funding condition can be evidenced at enrolment.
Funding Checks Before Accepting an Offer
Scholarship support does not remove the need to budget for unpublished 2027 tuition, London living costs, visa charges and the health surcharge. Keep the full prior-cycle fee structure as the funding baseline until Queen Mary publishes the H163 terms.
No third named award with verified general international undergraduate eligibility was retained for this page. The narrower list avoids treating home-only, local-resident or special-status funding as ordinary Indian applicant support.
Scholarship verification note
Check the official Global Talent Scholarship terms again when 2027 conditions are published, especially the value, placement-year treatment and renewal rules.
Scholarship reality: The strongest verified award route requires results above the standard H163 offer, so build the funding plan without assuming a scholarship and verify 2027 terms after an offer.
Queen Mary Computer Systems Engineering Salary 2027
The 2027 Queen Mary course page reports that 92% of Computer Systems Engineering graduates surveyed were in full-time employment or further study. It reports an average salary of £ 40,413 (INR 52.75 Lakhs).
The page labels the cohort as graduates from 2023/24 but does not publish a standalone H163 response rate or offer rate. Treat the result as course-family evidence rather than a guaranteed industrial-experience outcome.
GOS means Graduate Outcomes Survey, a survey of recent graduates; the reported salary is an average rather than a median or take-home measure. The page also names roles and recent placement organisations, but those examples prove reported destinations rather than typical placement probability.
Programme Outcome Evidence
The published outcome is useful for testing career relevance, while its scope matters because the course page presents the wider Computer Systems Engineering route rather than a separate H163 cohort.
| Measure | Reported result | Evidence scope |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time employment or further study | 92% | Queen Mary Computer Systems Engineering course page; GOS graduates from 2023/24 |
The course page lists roles including Electronic Systems Analyst, Graduate Engineer, Junior Computer Engineer and Junior Software Engineer. These examples show the direction of reported destinations, not the probability of receiving a particular role.
| Salary measure | Salary in £ | INR equivalent | Evidence scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average salary | £ 40,413 | INR 52.75 Lakhs | Queen Mary Computer Systems Engineering course page; GOS graduates from 2023/24; average, not median |
Source: Queen Mary 2027 Computer Systems Engineering course page and its published Graduate Outcomes Survey statement.
The page lists recent placements at organisations including Amazon, Microsoft, BBC, IBM, BAE Systems, National Grid, UBS, Expedia and Tower Hamlets Council. Their presence indicates reported placement destinations, not recruitment volume or a guarantee for H163.
ROI and Placement Decision
ROI means return on investment. The prior-cycle H163 planning illustration is £ 167,182 (INR 2.18 Crore) including tuition and four years of combined living costs, before visa and travel.
- The 2027 tuition is unpublished, so hold the full £ 167,182 (INR 2.18 Crore) prior-cycle illustration until Queen Mary confirms H163 charges.
- The course page reports 92% in employment or further study and an average £ 40,413 (INR 52.75 Lakhs); use them to test affordability, not forecast salary.
- Because placement access is competitive and the pages conflict, budget for either the work-year route or the Queen Mary study-year fallback.
- The 18-month Graduate Route and £ 41,700 (INR 54.43 Lakhs) Skilled Worker threshold make target-role sponsorship evidence important.
Gross salary does not equal take-home pay because tax, pension contributions and location affect net income. Use a current UK tax calculator with the reported average and your funding balance before estimating repayment capacity.
ROI reality: The course page supports career relevance, but its outcome scope is broader than H163 and the target fee is unpublished. Verify the four-year cost and test the placement and work-window assumptions against your funding plan.
UK Visa for Queen Mary Computer Systems Engineering 2027
For September 2027 H163, the current Student visa fee is £ 558 (INR 72,830). IHS means Immigration Health Surcharge, the health contribution paid with the visa, and is £ 776 per year (INR 1.01 Lakhs). London maintenance evidence is £ 1,529 per month (INR 2.00 Lakhs) for up to nine months, or £ 13,761 (INR 17.96 Lakhs). ILR means Indefinite Leave to Remain, the settlement status reached through qualifying residence. The maintenance rule is separate from Queen Mary’s living estimate, so check the official UK Student visa rules before applying.
- The Student route permits up to 20 hours of work per week during term time for an eligible full-time degree course, subject to the visa conditions.
- The Graduate Route allows 18 months when the application is made on or after 1 January 2027 after successful completion of an eligible UK degree.
- A Skilled Worker route generally requires £ 41,700 (INR 54.43 Lakhs) or the role’s higher going rate, while ILR usually needs five qualifying years.
- Undergraduate dependants are generally restricted, although a government-sponsored student on a qualifying course can fall under an exception.
Check Out: UK Student visa requirements
Visa reality: Budget the Student visa fee, IHS and London maintenance evidence separately from tuition and living costs. Check whether your intended role can fit the 18-month Graduate Route and the applicable salary threshold.
Queen Mary Computer Systems Engineering Ranking 2027
The 2027 course page cites two 2026 subject rankings relevant to the Computer Systems Engineering curriculum. QS means Quacquarelli Symonds, the ranking publisher used for the Computer Science and Information Systems position.
These rankings describe related academic disciplines rather than a standalone H163 position. They therefore add subject context, but they cannot establish salary, placement probability or the outcome of an individual application.
| Ranking body and edition | Published position | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026 | 8th in the UK | Computer Science and Information Systems |
| US News World University Ranking 2026 | 11th in the world and 1st in the UK | Electrical and Electronic Engineering |
The subject positions support the academic context around H163’s software and electronic engineering mix. Use the curriculum, placement conditions, cost and outcome scope as the decision evidence for this specific route.
Honest take: The cited subject rankings provide useful departmental context, but they are not an H163 rank. Prioritise the hardware-software curriculum and verified placement terms when deciding whether this four-year route fits.
H163 fits Indian applicants who want a four-year hardware and software engineering degree with practical projects and an industrial experience route. Its key tradeoff is financial uncertainty because 2027 tuition is unpublished, London costs are high and placement access is competitive. The course-page outcome supports career relevance, but its 92% figure and average salary do not replace course-specific placement or take-home evidence. Start by checking your ABB equivalent, English route and H163 UCAS record, then model funding using the prior-cycle fee structure before 13 January 2027.
Queen Mary Computer Systems Engineering with Industrial Experience FAQs
Ques. Is H163 different from Queen Mary’s Computer Systems Engineering BEng?
Ans. H163 is the four-year industrial-experience route, while HI62 is the regular three-year route and HI6Y is the four-year year-abroad route. Confirm the code because the course page lists these as separate choices.
Ques. What Indian marks and English score do I need for H163?
Ans. ABB maps to 75% for CBSE or ISC, 70% for West Bengal and 80% for other listed boards, with Mathematics required. English Band 3 includes IELTS 6.0 overall with 5.5 in each component, or the published TOEFL, PTE and school-English alternatives.
Ques. How much should I budget for four years?
Ans. The 2027 fee is unpublished, while the 2026-27 planning structure is £ 103,150 (INR 1.35 Crore) tuition plus £ 64,032 (INR 83.57 Lakhs) living costs. That calculates to £ 167,182 (INR 2.18 Crore) before visa and travel costs.
Ques. Does the industrial experience year guarantee a job?
Ans. No, Queen Mary says placement applications are competitive and students without a placement may complete the third year at Queen Mary. The course page reports broader programme-family outcomes, but those figures do not guarantee an H163 placement or graduate role.
Ques. Can I work in the UK after graduating from H163?
Ans. The Student route can allow up to 20 hours of term-time work, while the Graduate Route offers 18 months for applications made from 1 January 2027. Longer-term sponsorship depends on an eligible role, employer and salary meeting the applicable Skilled Worker rules.
Tuition Fees
| Year | 1st Year Fees |
|---|---|
| Tuition Fees | $44483 (GBP 32950) |
Other Expenses
| Head | Avg Cost Per Year |
|---|---|
| Housing and Board | $11934 (GBP 8840) |
| Total Cost | $11934 (GBP 8840) |
Previous Year Tuition Fees
| Year | 1st Year Fees |
|---|---|
| 2023 | $38273 (GBP 28350) |
Important Dates
| Event | Application Date |
|---|---|
| UCAS Application Deadline For September 2026 Intake | |


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TOP Scholarships
| Scholarship name | Award amount | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
| Global Talent Scholarship – Undergraduate | £3,000 | Have received an Offer for Full time study, on campus course. |
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