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About the university
A STEM specialist through and through — Imperial doesn't teach humanities degrees, and that focus shows in its consistent world rankings for engineering, medicine and natural sciences, all inside a South Kensington campus surrounded by London's museum district.

Popular courses
What people actually study here.
The vibe
What it actually feels like.
- A pure STEM culture — every student on campus is doing science, medicine or engineering.
- South Kensington's museum row (Natural History, Science, V&A) is Imperial's literal front yard.
- Fast-paced and research-intensive, with strong ties into London's tech and biotech industries.
Fun things to do
Life outside the lecture hall.
Visit the Natural History or Science Museum, both directly across the road from campus, both free.
Explore Hyde Park, a short walk north, for a green break between labs.
Catch a talanta at Imperial's own student union — one of the most active in London.
Opportunities for international students
What's on offer if you're coming from abroad.
Also in United Kingdom
Other top United Kingdom universities.
References & sources
Where this page comes from.
- Imperial College London · official websiteVisit ↗
- International admissions pageVisit ↗
- Hero photograph · Wikimedia CommonsSource ↗
- The Queen's Tower · Wikimedia CommonsSource ↗
- Crest / coat of arms · Wikimedia CommonsSource ↗
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