Imperial College London is a well-known public research university in London, the UK. It was established in 1907 by royal charter, the Royal School of Mines, Guilds of London Institute and the Royal College of Science. Imperial College London is a science-focused university made up of several campuses located all around the city of London. Generally, the university focuses on providing excellent education in medicine, natural sciences, business and engineering which are divided into four divisions. Imperial College London is ranking in 6th position according to QS World University Rankings 2024. The university is well-recognised for offering research-based education for enhancing students' theoretical and practical knowledge related to the field.

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Campus Life

Imperial College London has several campuses, offering all essential facilities. 

Charing Cross Campus: It is the medical teaching and research campus of the college. It is based around Charing Cross Hospital, offering the facilities of a library, café and fitness gym within the campus. 

Chelsea and Westminster Campus: It is another medical teaching and research campus of the university, having a huge campus library for college students. 

Hammersmith Campus: It is a well-structured campus for medical students, based around Hammersmith Hospital. This campus offers all facilities to staff and students, such as library, catering and sports facilities.

North West London Hospitals Campus: This campus includes St Mark's Hospital in Harrow, Central Middlesex Hospital in North Acton and Northwick Park. 

Royal Brompton Campus: It is a teaching and research medical campus in Imperial College London. This campus is located around the Royal Brompton Hospital and offers all facilities to college staff and students. 

Silwood Park: Since 1947, it has been a part of Imperial College, located 25 miles west of Central London. Silwood Park is the first center for applied entomology which has gained a global reputation for excellence in applied and pure ecology. Here, the research interests have expanded into innovation, biodiversity and conservation. The campus has all resources for life sciences research and other unexpected attributes.

South Kensington: It is included in the main campus of the university where most of the undergraduate and postgraduate activity takes place. South Kensington is a compact site in the heart of 'Albertopolis' which houses different architectural styles. The campus has plenty of green space, such as an amazing landscaped square and a famous Queen's Tower. The facilities of South Kensington include Library, catering outlets, Disability Advisory Service and sports facilities. 

St Mary's: Based around St Mary's Hospital, it is an advanced medical teaching and research campus offering library and sports facilities to students and college staff. 

White City: It is the most exciting and dynamic campus of the college. The campus is increasingly establishing itself as a pioneering quarter for arts, innovation, learning and culture. The resident organizations of it include the Royal College of Art and the revamped BBC Media Village. 

Hostel & Facilities

Imperial College London provides accommodation to undergraduate and postgraduate students in different residential houses. The college offers guaranteed accommodation to first-year students. The accommodations provide a safe, comfortable and student-friendly environment for students. 

Imperial College London Undergraduate Accommodations: More than 90% of bachelor students get accommodation in their first year. Imperial College London provides comfortable accommodation to around 2,500 undergraduate students. The residences can be single and twin room accommodation depending on the locations. The residential accommodations for undergraduate students are Beit Hall, East Side Hall, Gabor Hall, Linstead Hall, Wilkinson Hall, Kemp Porter Buildings, Southside Halls, Falmouth Hall, Keogh Hall, Selkirk Hall, Tizard Hall, Wilson House, Woodward Buildings and Xenia. 

Imperial College London Graduate Accommodation: Postgraduate students can also apply for the accommodation facilities provided by Imperial College London. Students who are studying at the Silwood Park Campus in Ascot may get easy access to accommodation facilities. The main residence halls for postgraduate students are Brian Flowers, John Smith, Southwood, William Penney and Mary Flowers. 

Accommodation facilities available at Imperial College London include internet access, kitchen, TV lounge, games room, common room, swimming in gym facilities, communal study spaces and laundry facilities.

Master of Science

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