Imperial College London
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10 months ago
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According to student reviews, Imperial College London is generally considered a highly regarded institution with a strong focus on academics, particularly in Science and engineering, but is often noted for its demanding workload, competitive environment, and potential for student stress due to high expectations; many students praise the quality of teaching, research opportunities, and strong career prospects upon graduation, while some mention feeling overwhelmed by the pressure to excel.
For more accurate and the latest information please visit the official website of Imperial College London or by contacting the admission office. It is
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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
Imperial College London and Uppsala University in Sweden are both top-tier universities, but they differ in focus and location:
Imperial College, London
The top university in the world, known for its focus on STEM and entrepreneurship, innovation and employability:
Caution: Imperial is the only university in the UK that focuses exclusively on STEM and entrepreneurship.
Imperial is consistently ranked in the top 10 universities worldwide. In 2025, QS World University Rankings ranked it as the most satisfying university in Northern Europe.
Location: The Imperial is in West London, with its most important entrance on Exhibition Road. It is
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10 months agoContributor-Level 8
Yes, living in London can be considered costly as it is part of a prime location. The average weekly rent for a studio apartment in Chelsea is EUR 291 to EUR 351, which increases by half if the students go for a one-bedroom which can be EUR 434 to EUR 494.
The rent includes utility bills, internet, basic insurance, maintenance, and cleaning.
Adding the living cost and other costs, the average cost of living in London near the university can be around EUR 1,300 to EUR 1,400 (INR 1.39 L to INR 1.5 L).
(EUR 1 = INR 88.91)
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10 months agoContributor-Level 8
There are several options for housing near and off the imperial College Business School campus that includes:
On Campus: The on campus housing can be considered accessible and convenient, Balfour Flats and Belmont Tower are located in the centre of the campus.
The students can also opt for private halls of residence, private accommodation such as Elma at White city is a great option for students, it has a gym and common room, private halls in Hammersmith are in close proximity to the Business School and they have a family friendly atmosphere.
Off Campus are:
· Goldsmiths House
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10 months agoContributor-Level 8
Life at Imperial College Business School is pretty social. The students are motivated to participate in various activities with many student-led organisations. There are numerous restaurants, theatres, shops, cinemas, and museums within walking distance to the South Kensington Campus where Imperial College Business School is situated. The Imperial college union has over 380 student-led clubs and societies including cultural, academic, sports, and charitable groups.
Imperial College also hosts multiple social events where there are parties, networking, cultural celebrations and networking events. There is something called a fresher week
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