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.

I graduated from imperial college in 2021. I did a PhD in engineering and the lecturers are top class. I am currently working as well and the compensation is good. With new rules in place regarding immigration, I would suggest students to consider the program.

I started in imperial college in 2019 with a master’s of engineering in mechanical stream. The course is very flexible and I am able to take it at my pace. The college provides ample opportunities for internships that will enhance your profile.

The college offers a great mixture of lectures, focused tutorials, and lab experiences to provide you with a deep and insightful learning experiences. The campus is full of amazing facilities which you can take full use of through participation in its various clubs and societies and individiual research.

Imperial is an amazing university due to its faculty and the teaching standards. Many tutorials are organised for asking question and clearing away confusion, the support from the teachers is amazing. On top of that the teaching environment is really good as it really makes you want to learn more. To get you away from the stress of studying, Wednesday has been given for society activities. The best part of that is that there over 150 societies that you can join, which is always great.

I believe Imperial College London is a very well renowned university. It is academically rigorous, however, the exposure to and interaction with world leading researchers is a massive plus. The diverse student body is something I liked as well. In addition, the support I have received at the university has always been extremely helpful and caring

Regarding the Academic perspective, Imperial College London is a fantastic University. I was taught mostly by amazing professors, who conduct high-calibre research and who are wonderful teachers. However, when it comes to diversity, (i.e. students from other disciplines), Imperial is a science school, so there is a limited chance to meet students with a very different mindset. In addition, when it comes to nurturing well-rounded individuals, Imperial lacks in that since there is a massive focus on the academics.

Imperial is an amazing uni, I’ve learnt so much in the first year I’ve been there. All the tutors are very professional and the modules are really well taught. Feedback is so important to all the staff, this really makes me feel like my opinion is needed and heard. Improvement is the key to success.

My course is a relatively new course, which combines traditional engineering with design modules. It is truly great for people interested in engineering but perhaps are unsure which department they want to specialise in, and also wants to learn about product design.

Imperial as a whole is quite a substantial Uni. You can find a club or society for anything you fancy, and there are always opportunities to try new hobbies and meet new people. I am a member of the CGCU Motor club, which takes part in go-karting championships, and owns a 1986 Austin Mini which I work on as a restoration project.

It is very demanding and requires lots of dedication, but offers many opportunities for co- and extra-curricular activities and grants a highly regarded degree once completed. It does well in preparing students for a professional environment whilst maintaining a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.