A series of short videos explaining the ins-and-outs of studying at Imperial. Find out more here
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Our South Kensington Campus enjoys an enviable location at the heart of ‘Albertopolis’, where science and the arts meet. Beyond that, the green spaces of Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park add fantastic places to relax amongst the diverse array of shops, cafes and restaurants on our doorstep – meaning you’ll never be stuck for things to do! To find out more about the area you’ll call home if you choose to study at Imperial, head to:
With over 380 clubs and societies covering all kinds of sports, arts, culture, departmental and charitable activities, Imperial is home to one of the largest student activities programmes in the UK. Getting involved is a great way of meeting new people, learning a new skill, or simply having fun!
Want to know more about the first-year accommodation options for undergraduates at Imperial? This guide gives a quick overview of College accommodation, as well as the help we provide to students who choose the private housing route. To find out more see the accommodation section on the Imperial website here:
At Imperial College London, we are looking for the best minds to join us. Find out how you can join the next generation of problem-solvers. To apply visit Produced by Imperial College London in partnership with Contra. Footage of Basic Absorption Process courtesy of ABB. Footage of Technology Centre Mongstad courtesy of Headspin Productions. A transcript of the video is available at
The Imperial Bursary scheme provides support on a sliding scale for Home undergraduate students with annual household incomes of up to £60,000. This is much higher than the UK Government threshold for financial support, making it one of the most generous schemes of its kind in the UK. Find out more at:
Meet Laura Jackson, an undergraduate Geology student at Imperial College London. Hear what led her to choose this branch of Earth Science and what she’s enjoyed most about her course so far. Find out more about following in Laura’s footsteps at Produced by Imperial College London in partnership with Contra:
A day in the life of Imperial
