Imperial College London: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

Imperial College London has been ranked in the top ten universities globally calculated by various organizations based on its research opportunities. 

• UROP is a research opportunities programme open to Imperial and non-Imperial students. Participate in real research while appreciating the surrounding nature.
• A UROP can be funded from two perspectives.
• The costs of delivering a research experience to the academic supervisor, which may include consumables (e.g. materials, software, hardware, chemicals, licences) and space (e.g. desk, workshop, bench, laboratory). These expenses are usually covered by the host department when they agree to sponsor a student.
• The costs of a student living in London for the duration of their research experience (most notably local travel costs, housing, and other necessary sustenance costs) if the term is not covered by funds provided for their degree programme.

• The Placement and Internship Unit of the Careers Service is dedicated to assisting students in finding placements both in the UK and internationally. 
• Every year, over 7,000 firms post job openings on our online vacancy service, JobsLive, and your department may receive placement details immediately.
• Through the Careers Service's Professional Project Fund, you can also get a stipend to help you complete a four-week internship in the UK not-for-profit sector.

• Imperial College London is highly rated by companies, ranking #3 in the United Kingdom for employability after the Universities of Cambridge and Oxford. 
• With an initial wage of roughly EURO 37,000(INR 30,00,000), an Imperial graduate can find work within three months of graduation.
• Imperial College London undergraduate students had a placement rate of 56.45%, and postgraduate students had a placement rate of 72.1 per cent.