Which courses are available at Imperial College for students?

Yes, Imperial College of London requires minimum 3 year of full-time work experience after graduation. Moreover, the average stduents has about 6 yerars of relevant work experience at the college. Apart from this, international student must provide personal statement stating an essay on why you are intrested in Imperial's MBA program. 

The Imperial College acceptance rate of 15%, places it among the most selective higher educational institutes in the region. IC London is only known to accept about 15 applications of every 100 it receives which makes it very competitive to get into.

University College London in comparison, is slightly less picky, with an acceptance rate of 36%, UC London is twice as easier to secure admissions at than Imperial College. 

Yes, through Imperial Athletes, Imperial College London offers students the opportunity to participate in more than 90 sports clubs. As per the BUCS overall ranking 2022-23, the institute ranked #17 in the UK for sports and athletics. Some of the most popular sports for students to play are:

• Badminton
• Cricket
• Cross Country & Athletics
• Football
• Golf
• Hockey
• Lacrosse
• Rugby
• Swim & Waterpolo
• Tennis
• Volleyball

Imperial College London has a student-to-faculty ratio of 11:1, students get to interact one-on-one with the world class faculty. Some of the top programs for international students are:

• Mathematics
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Mechanical Engineering
• Medicine
• Business Administration and Management, General
• Electrical and Electronics Engineering
• Computer Science
• Chemical Engineering
• Finance, General
• Computational Science
• Economics
• Civil Engineering
• Business/Commerce, General
• Organizational Leadership

Most of the Imperial College graduates get placed in industries such as Business Development, Engineering, Research, Education, Operations, and more, as per the historical data of the college's alumni. Given below is a graphical representation of the top industries in which the graduates work: