Imperial College London (reviews)

Imperial is a world renowned research institution boasting challenging courses where you will learn practical skills and deepen your knowledge. Perfect for students looking for a challenge.
However, I find that your experience at Imperial is entirely course dependent. I am in a department that is has great communication between professors, and between the staff and students, but other courses have notoriously bad communication, which provides an impersonal and dissatisfactory student experience, to the point that some of the courses are under review for poor student satisfaction.
Overall, Imperial is what you make of it. It is a great place, with abounding opportunity, but only for the student that will take the initiative and make the most of the experience.

The methods used to foster insight by the tutors at Imperial College are not only hands on, but also facitlitate memory. My classes were pegged on course materials as well as experiantial learning, where both professors and students shared their perspectives on a variety of topical issues that affected not only life at the college, but also focused on giving solutions to the signiicant challenges that weigh down humanity. Every experience was worthy, and every class built me.

From clean classes to good relationships reinforced by the culture of unity in the institution, Imperial College is an instituion that is worthy of recommendation. The professors at Imperial College are knowledgeable and friendly, and are passionate about delivering to their best. The mentorship and lessons I graduated with have come in handy, and have built me to who I have become. I hope to further my studies at the very school.

Overall, my experience at Imperial College London has been a positive one. The teaching and facilities available to students are world class and because it is a relatively small university you get a sense of community. However, workload is very high and the expectations are even higher. They often give quite tight deadlines for coursework and can take a while to give us feedback. However, when they do give feedback it is usually quite helpful and the lecturers are always happy to give you more if you send an email

I really enjoy the diversity of opportunities available at my university. The academic programs are excellent and offer a wide range of disciplines to choose from. Additionally, the professors are knowledgeable and approachable, and the resources available to students, such as the library and the computer lab, are top-notch. I also appreciate the many extracurricular activities offered, such as clubs and sports teams, as they provide opportunities to get involved and meet new people. The campus is beautiful, and the overall atmosphere is very positive and supportive. Overall, I feel like my university has given me a great education and has helped me grow both academically and personally.

With Imperial College being one of the top universities in the world, one cannot expect an easy ride through studying a degree there. Students need grit, a passion for what they do, and above all, discipline to put in the work necessary to succeed. Aeronautical Engineering, one of the most competitive courses to get into, provides a vast knowledge base which can initially be overwhelming. I’ve found myself feeling a little lost at times, with too much information being unloaded at once, but with time you learn to connect the dots and a constellation of valuable knowledge begins to form. The most important part is knowing when you need to push through the struggle, or when someone isn’t worth your time or energy. It’s a difficult balance to achieve, but something that is important to learn as early on as possible.

Conducive learning environment. Classrooms are well lit and clean. The lecturers are friendly, and mode of delivery engaging. Tutors encourage unity in diversity, making it possible for all to feel at home

mid uni honestly bad campus very small mid food yeah decent people, classrooms and facilities really good iwl, very rich uni iwl, but small uni compared to other richer unis, very good accommodation defo recommended to live in that