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Imperial College London
London, United Kingdom
London, United Kingdom
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| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Established |
1907 by royal charter |
| Founder |
King Edward VII |
| University Type |
Public Research University |
| University Motto |
Scientific Knowledge, the Crowning Glory and the Safeguard of the Empire |
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University City |
London |
| Acceptance Rate |
28% |
| Faculty to Student Ratio |
1:13 |
| Endowment |
£202.1 million |
|
Campus Size |
240-acres |
|
Employment Rate |
65% |
|
Official Website Link |
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Contact Details |
+44 207-589-5111 |
Imperial College is reputed for its reputation in Science and Technology
Healthy student to faculty ratio
Ranked 20th in the QS Graduate Employability rankings
Survey-based on the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) reveals that most postgraduates and research scholars were employed.
Its main campus is situated in South Kensington and there are four more major buildings in addition to others. It has many restaurants and cafes.
Halls on the Silwood Park Campus (not based in London): single and double occupancy rooms, weekly rent lies between 100 to 150 Pounds
GradPad- studios for postgraduate students. Rent ranges from £264 to £466
Private housing- variable.
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QS Ranking 1001 Annual Fees USD 42,000 Country
United States
Living Expenses USD 6,000 QS Ranking 3 Annual Fees GBP 23,020 Country
United Kingdom
Living Expenses GBP 15,477 QS Ranking 20 Annual Fees AUD 51,483 Country
Australia
Living Expenses AUD 16,136 QS Ranking 140 Annual Fees AUD 46,873 Country
Australia
Living Expenses AUD 15,061
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Sport centres, cafes and restaurants within the campus
Main Campus -South Kensington
Address - Exhibition Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 2BX, United Kingdom