Imperial College London

The College has a number of campuses including their South Kensington Campus where their outstanding facilities include:

• Full motion flight simulator used for investigating the handling qualities and performance of existing and future aircraft
• Carbon capture pilot plant – stretching over four floors and built to industrial standards
• Hydrodynamics laboratory for measuring waves and their impact
• KPMG Data Observatory (DO), the largest of its kind in Europe, featuring a circular wall of 64 monitors powered by 32 computers facilitating 313 degrees of surround vision
• Test-flight facilities for hybrid unmanned aerial robots in a lab that is equipped with 16 high-speed 3D cameras capable of tracking the robots in flight, and a further eight for tracking underwater movement
• Wind tunnels, covering speeds from a few meters per second to Mach 9

Imperial offers a huge range of student activities, including 380+ student-led clubs, societies and projects . Groups range from a drone society and e-sports to a capella and yoga, as well as a variety of music and theatre groups. It’s also easy to find reminders of home through our cultural societies, including the Arabic, Indian, Italian, Japanese, and Korean societies amongst many others. The International Student Support team also offer a range of activities to help international students make the most of their time in the UK.

An undergraduate degree from Imperial will provide you with an excellent foundation for your future – and the College offers lots of support to help you prepare for it. The Careers Service is on hand to support your career planning from your very first day and for up to three years after graduation.