Imperial College London

Imperial College's second major campus - the White City campus is the hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, providing a perfect platform for today's cutting edge generation.

Some of the unique features of this campus are as follows:

• Situated in the heart of the White City Innovation District and spawns over an area of 23 acres;
• Equipped with multidisciplinary research facilities, laboratories, innovation spaces for businesses of all sizes, accommodation for postgraduate students and the flagship residential tower;
• Has close links with Hammersmith Hospital, and helps run clinical trials into vital topics such as dementia, cancer, infectious diseases and therapeutics;
• Provides a facility named Scale Space, which spreads over 18,000 square meters tailored to high-growth businesses and scale-ups;
• Offers Invention Rooms, where local families and school children can come to learn, be inspired, and create;
• Around £650 million have been raised by the campus incubator companies;
• Has produced over 2,000 scientists, clinicians and engineers; and
• Has industry connections with 500 corporate partners across the White City innovation district.

Yes, the South Kensington Campus is the main campus of Imperial College London and is one of the most beautiful campuses in UK. Mentioned below are some of the key highlights:

• Location: Concise site in the heart of Albertopolis
• Academic Faculties: Home to the Business School, Royal School of Mines, and Royal College of Science
• Surrounded by: Some of London's most popular attractions, such as the Royal Albert Hall and Kensington Palace, the Natural History Museum, Science Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, and institutions such as the Royal College of Art, the Royal College of Music, and the National Art Library
• Facilities Offered: Abdus Salam Library, Imperial College Union, Disability Advisory Service, student hub, sports facilities, catering outlets, health and dental surgery,
• Attractions: Green spaces, a beautiful landscaped square, and the famous Queen's Tower

MBA is one of the most sought-after postgraduate programs offered by the Imperial College Business School. Getting into the university for this flagship course is extremely competitive, but not impossible. Listed below are the entry requirements for Imperial College London MBA:

Academic Requirement: International equivalent of a UK 2.1 Honors degree, or a 1st Class degree (for Indian students).

Work Experience: At least three years of work experience in a managerial role. Experience can be from any industry, including the public sector, charitable organizations, or the arts.

English Language Proficiency: All applicants whose native language is not English must demonstrate proof of proficiency in English by securing ONE of the following:

• IELTS: Overall score of 7.0 (with no less than of 6.5 in each band)
• GMAT: iBT: Overall score of 100 (with minimum 22 in each component)
• Duolingo English Test: Overall score of 125 (with minimum 115 in each sub-section)

GMAT/GRE Scores: Applicants must submit a valid GMAT/GRE score, obtaining the following minimum scores required:

• GMAT: Overall score of 600
• GMAT (Focus Edition): At least 555
• GRE: At least 156 in the verbal, and 158 in the quantitative sections

References: One professional reference is required. Candidates must share referee's email address or upload completed referee reports.

Essays: Essays play an impactful role in the candidate's application and helps them stand-out among the pool of applicants. With the help of their essay, an applicant must be able to answer the following questions:

• How do you expect the MBA programme to impact your career in both the short term and long term? (500 words)
• Why do you want to study at Imperial College Business School and how will you contribute to the Imperial College community? (500 words)
• Imperial's values are Respect, Collaboration, Integrity, Innovation, and Excellence. Describe a time where you embodied one, or more, of these values and explain the impact it had. (500 words)