伦敦长期以来一直是文化生产和政治力量的国际中心。该跨学科计划以城市为重点
London has long been an international centre of cultural production and political power. This interdisciplinary programme takes the city as its focus, using London as a central example, resource and inspiration. It is taught collaboratively in the Schools of Geography, and English and Drama. The programme brings together historical and contemporary perspectives on metropolitan culture through approaches that span the humanities and social sciences, and through engaging with urban history and theory, literature, art practice, performance, exhibitions, the built environment and more. PgCert version of this course is also available. This programme provides a sound conceptual base as well as suitable practical training to conduct independent research on London, introducing resources in the city and ways of using them intelligently and creatively, makes the most of QMUL's location in the heart of London's East End, close to key cultural resources and institutions as well as in an area whose historical changes and current transformations provide a focus for study and debate, involves working with a range of London-based archives, libraries, museums and other repositories with collections relating to the cultural life of the city, while exploring the practices of museums, institutions, artists and others working beyond the university.