Imperial College London (reviews)

After just a few weeks at Imperial, I have found the place to be wonderfully diverse. There aren’t very many places that can boast such an international community as London, and my course as a master’s student in biomedical engineering has certainly been a thorough and challenging one! I look forward to the adventures the year brings!

I really enjoyed my programme at Imperial College of London. Not only the programme itself is amazing and super interesting but also, I really do feel like it’s prepared me well for the future. Plus, the professors are amazing!

The programme covers various topics relating to the field. It is an intense course, and a lot of deadlines to keep up with. The professors were enthusiastic about the teaching. However, the building is lacking study spaces for students to work.

It’s definitely a very packed learning schedule, there’s almost a new deadline every week for coursework and there’s also a lot of lectures to catch up to, but all the content and learning experiences that are provided really push your limits and are very enjoyable to learn.

I’m an international student studying Master’s in Biomedical engineering at ICL. Imperial is one of the top 10 universities in the world, and obviously it is one of the best. The standard of teaching is highly commendable and the faculty is very considerate about students’ well being. The modules are very well taught, though some of the study groups are a bit rushed. They are always open to questions and discussions and the coursework makes you really think about what you’ve learnt and how you can improve. There is ample support and a lot of resources ranging from books to videos and research articles. Being a master’s student, there is pressure. But the best part is you learn; not only the subjects, but also about yourself. Apart from academics, the college has over 360 clubs and societies and plenty of events are organised throughout the year. There are tons of opportunities available. At the end of the it depends on how you prioritize things.

The program has a holistic curriculum and encompasses the latest research and development. It is a great course for those who wish to specialise in a niche area in biomedical engineering. With the help of the faculty and super advanced infrastructure, all students are bound to succeed.

I am doing an MSc program. The teaching quality of Imperial College is high. Besides, the career support from the department is fantastic. The department holds career talks twice a week, introducing a lot of companies in different fields of the industry which gives an overview of directions and career paths for graduates. Consultation on career options is also available.

I am doing an MSc program at Imperial College London. The teaching quality of Imperial College is high. Besides, the career support from the department is fantastic. The department holds career talks twice a week, introducing a lot of companies in different fields of the industry which gives an overview of directions and career paths for graduates. Consultation on career options is also available.

I’m pursuing MSc in Biomedical Engineering at Imperial College London and 2 months in, and I already feel that so much has been conveyed to us, students. It may sound cliché but at Imperial, there are loads of opportunities to learn the subject as well as explore new facets of yourself. The subjects are given a thorough engineering background check and the professors are amazing at communicating their lectures and giving insights from their own experience in the field.
The course is fast-paced and a student is expected to be able to cope with the pressure. In my opinion, it mimics a very real-world scenario. This helps us in becoming excellent time managers.
Campus life offers casual open spaces as well as an insane number of clubs and societies. They even have a society for scuba diving and flying. A master’s student has typically only a year at this landmark institute so it ultimately boils down to what the priorities are.
Coming to priorities, the college gives students ample opportunities to engage in active research projects as well as provide information about current careers in relevant industries.
Moreover, Imperial has set a standard by the way they have managed their blended learning approach during the pandemic. Imperial has ensured that students get in-person tutoring for their study groups while lectures have been made a bit flexible with online mode as an option.

Did Ph.D. in materials during 2008-2011. Came here on exchange from UKIERI. Developed an experiment that was funded by Rolls Royce. Overall the program was good and the lecturers were well versed in imparting their knowledge.