South Kensington Campus, London, United Kingdom +1

White City Campus, London, United Kingdom

QS World University Rankings

7

Degree BSc
Study Level Bachelors
Study Mode On Campus
Subject Business & Management Studies
Duration 48 months
Scholarships Yes
Start date Oct

This course is designed for capable students who aspire to pursue a career in the chemical sciences. All of the Chemistry courses offered are professionally accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry and cover modules in inorganic, organic and physical chemistry in all years of study. Years one and two of all of the chemistry courses follow the same core lecture module content supplemented by two ancillary modules. These modules are not always chemistry modules and have been chosen to support specific degree programmes. In the third year of this course, students will take a mixture of core and optional modules and complete a substantial research project. Students will spend their final year in the Business School which is triple-accredited by AMBA, EQUIS and AACSB. The core modules including accounting, entrepreneurship and marketing equip students with an understanding of the management of the operating environment of business organisations and prepare them for a career in management roles. It aims to develop students’ personal, conceptual and analytical skills, as well giving them the chance to broaden their academic experience and mix with students from other disciplines.

About University

COVID-19 Information: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/study/covid-19/For more information, please check the Admissions tabRanked 8th in the world in the QS World University Rankings® 2021, Imperial College London is a one-of-a-kind institution in the UK, focusing solely on science, engineering, medicine and business. Imperial offers an education that is research-led, exposing you to real world challenges with no easy answers, teaching that opens everything up to question and opportunities to work across multi-cultural, multi-national teams.Imperial is based in South Kensington in London, in an area known as ‘Albertopolis’, Prince Albert and Sir Henry Cole’s 19th century vision for an area where science and the arts would come together. As a result, Imperial’s neighbors include a number of world leading cultural organizations including the Science, Natural History and Victoria and Albert museums; the Royal Colleges of Art and Music; the English National Ballet; and the Royal Albert Hall, where all of their students also graduate.There is plenty of green space too, including two Royal Parks (Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens) within 10 minutes’ walk of campus. Travel to and from the area is also really easy as it’s served by three Tube lines and many bus routes.One of the most distinctive elements of an Imperial education is that students join a community of world-class researchers. The cutting edge and globally influential nature of this research is what Imperial is best known for. It’s the focus on the practical application of their research – particularly in addressing global challenges – and the high level of interdisciplinary collaboration that makes their research so effective. Read more about their research impact here.The number of award winners, Nobel Prize holders and prestigious Fellowships (Royal Society, Royal Academy of Engineering, Academy of Medical Sciences) amongst their staff is a testament to the outstanding contributions they have made in their respective fields.Imperial is one of the most international universities in the world, with 59% of its student body in 2018-19 being non-UK citizens and more than 140 countries are currently represented on campus. Meanwhile, the College’s staff, like their students, are diverse in their cultural backgrounds, nationalities and experiences.Follow Imperial on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat (just search "imperial college").