The best and worst things about Imperial College London:

"It is very well funded and has top class facilities. It can segregate medics and non-medics."
Tasha, doing Medicine - Read more

"Imperial is well-funded, it's in an amazing location. Living in London - in this part of London has been a life experience I wouldn't want to part with. That said, it's an entirely science and technology based university - there are no arts students here and the predictable impact on the population makes it male dominated. This is always brought up, I didn't take it seriously, but it has a massive impact. There's no balance to the student population and thats made the social scene stagnate. If you weren't outgoing enough to party in London during A-Levels you won't be having much fun here."
George, doing Chemistry - Read more

Contact details for Imperial College London
Address:
London
SW7 2AZ

Telephone: 020 7589 5111
Email: international@imperial.ac.uk

Please note that this is the registered address for Imperial College London. This may not be the location of your course.

Statistics

Student Breakdown

Degree class

National Student Survey

Employment prospects (within six months of graduation)

These statistics are supplied by UniStats.com - the official university statistics site by UCAS

Accommodation costs for Imperial College London
"Halls was £90pw for a self-catered twin room, my mates in single rooms were paying ca.£125 but these prices have risen since. In private accommodation I'm paying £114pw for somewhere twice as far as halls, still only 30 minutes away from uni. It's much nicer, bigger and it's private (I have a single room). Although it does not include bills like halls (water, heating, electricity, internet)."
George, doing Chemistry - Read more

"About £130-140pw self catered."
Tasha, doing Medicine - Read more

Reviews for Imperial College London:

Tasha W, 1st Year doing Medicine
George M, 3rd Year doing Chemistry