Imperial College London
speciality: Electrical Engineering

I had an excellent time.
ICL was a wonderful experience for me. I was given the chance to attend one of the top universities in the world to study. Great education and great culture. As soon as I graduated, I found work.

I graduated from imperial college in 2021 with a master’s in electrical and electronics engineering in first class. The course is very good and not very difficult to follow. Anyone interested in the field, I would recommend the college

The structure of the course I’m doing is good and has a strong list of modules, with a good variety of areas to specialize in. However, some aspects of the delivery could be better. For instance, not all lecturers are great and the video quality of the lecture recordings can be very bad at times. Aside from this, I feel I am getting a good predation for my career ahead with lots of practical experience through labs and projects every year.

Aside from academics, there is a large variety of societies and clubs. Almost all possible areas of interests are covered. The campus is small but nice – some buildings are a bit old though. The dorms are largely away from campus and most suffer from being old. But the newer ones, aside from being far from campus, are perfect.

Overall I’ve had a very good experience and have enjoyed my time here so far. It was a good decision to come here.

There’s really no place better for STEM subjects in the world, especially with everything London has to offer. An amazing amount of facilities with some of the most advanced research in the world being conducted here

The professors are genuinely passionate and experts in their respective fields which inculcates your own interest in the subject. I met amazing people from different cultural backgrounds which is the highlight of my time here.

Imperial is a leading STEM university. The technology and research set us apart from other universities and the staff is phenomenal. I don’t think any other university matches Imperial when it comes to training problem-solvers for the real world.

Students need to be more supportive of each other and help each other in times of need. We need to get rid of the toxicity wherein each person thinks they can outperform the next person if they keep all the information they know to themselves.

Imperial provides all of their students with the best of resources in all aspects. Networking is an immensely useful tool that can also be exercised well in the number of networking opportunities available on campus!

In my personal experience, Imperial College London has enabled me to augment my intellectual capabilities and work ethic. Despite the intense workload and intellectual demands, I’ve gained a lot of technical and practical knowledge that has enabled me to step out of my comfort zone. Moreover, the academic staff are not just world class experts but are also relatively approachable and supportive. I would definitely recommend Imperial College London to those who are willing to work hard and enjoy being challenged in order to receive a very high standard of technical knowledge and practical experience for great career prospects in future.

Imperial is located in South Kensington, one of the nicest locations in London. The accommodation in the southside and eastside while quite pricey but is very nice. Every Tuesday there is a farmer market on campus for us to enjoy. Being a student at Imperial is quite comfortable.
The professors are world-class, the lectures are engaging. They know what they are talking about and they are all engaging in first-class research. This university is quite a research-heavy institute so the students learn about the newest trends in their academic field.