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Imperial College London

Imperial College London offers a wide range of undergraduate programs across its four faculties: Natural Sciences, Engineering, Medicine, and the Imperial College Business School. These programs cover subjects such as global health, climate change, AI, technology, and business leadership. The college is known for its rigorous academic standards and commitment to STEMB education. Prospective students can explore the courses offered, including the Imperial Bursary, which provides financial support and accommodation for first-year undergraduates. The college also offers a detailed course search to help students find the right program for their interests and career goals.

Explore our undergraduate courses and postgraduate programmes, and discover what Imperial College London has to offer.

University of Imperial College London for more detailed information on undergraduate courses, including subject rankings, entry requirements, and application processes, prospective students can keep in touch with ivisaExpert teams.

Specialist support

International students are encouraged to seek external funding sources or apply for research assistantships. Imperial College London offers several scholarship opportunities, including President’s Scholarships, Faculty Awards, and country-specific funding, usually based on academic merit.
Undergraduate

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  • Bachelor's Admissions 2026
    Detailed guidance for global applicants, including academic requirements, English language criteria, visa support, and application deadlines for 2026 entry.
    • Entry requirements
    • Application process
    • Required documents
    • Deadlines & important dates
  • English Language Proficiency
    You'll need to meet a specific "profile" for your course (e.g., IELTS score).
    • Demonstrating Your Readiness for Academic Success
    • Accepted tests: IELTS, TOEFL, PTE etc.
    • Conditional admission options
  • Scholarships and Funding
    Funding Opportunities for International Students.
    • Funding Opportunities for International Students.
    • Merit-based scholarships
    • Country-specific awards
  • Imperial College London Bachelor's Fees
    University of Imperial College London undergraduate fees vary significantly by fee status (Home/UK vs. International) and course, with Home students generally paying the standard £9,250 (though rising with inflation), while International fees range widely from approximately £23,900 to over £31,300 per year for 2024/25, depending on the faculty (Arts, Engineering, Health Sciences, etc.).
  • Pay Tuition Deposit
    International students usually pay a deposit to secure their place. This is required before receiving the CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies).
  • Competition is High
  • Funding
  • Timeline

Achieving the minimum qualification doesn't guarantee an offer. To apply for a Imperial College London bachelor's degree as an international student, meet specific academic entry requirements (like A-levels, IB, or equivalent) for your chosen course, and potentially complete a Foundation Programme, with applications typically opening in September for the following year.

Explore scholarships like the Think Big Undergraduate Scholarship for international students. For Imperial College London bachelor's admission with sponsorship, international students need to secure external funding (government, corporate, scholarship) and provide an official sponsor letter by deadlines (e.g., around 1st week of Sept, 2026 for 2026 entry), proving funding to get a Confirmation of Acceptance (CAS) and avoid deposits.

Applications open in 2026 for entry the following year. Admission is competitive, and you'll need to check individual course pages for exact criteria, alongside budgeting for tuition (around £22k-£28k+) and living costs, and exploring scholarship opportunities.