Undergraduate admissions process
Become an undergraduate student at Imperial
Undergraduate admissions process
Find out more about applying for undergraduate study as a Home student.
Undergraduate admissions process
Applying as an international student may involve a few extra steps. Find out all you need below.
Entry requirements
We have over 100 courses in science, engineering, medicine and business to choose from. Each course has different entry requirements, which usually includes certain grades you must achieve in certain subjects.
About our entry requirements
Entry requirements
We have over 100 courses in science, engineering, medicine and business to choose from. Each course has different entry requirements. We accept a wide range of qualifications for undergraduate study.
About our entry requirements
Entry requirements
We have over 100 courses in science, engineering, medicine and business to choose from. Each course has different entry requirements, which usually includes certain grades you must achieve in certain subjects.
About our entry requirements
Applying for undergraduate study
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Create an account in UCAS Hub
Get started by registering an account in UCAS Hub. You cannot apply to us directly; we also don’t accept the Common Application.
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Choose a course
Choose from 100+ courses in science, engineering, medicine and business – check you meet the entry requirements for courses of interest.
Advice on choosing a course -
Check admissions test requirements
Applicants to many Imperial departments need to sit an admissions test as part of their application.
Information about admissions tests -
Write your personal statement
This is your chance to talk about you, and why you want to apply for the course(s) you've chosen.
Personal statement advice
Student visa – CAS
If you need a visa to study in the UK, you'll need to provide a Confirmation of acceptance for studies (CAS) with your visa application. We'll issue this automatically after you have met your offer conditions.
Find out more about getting a CAS
Student visa – CAS
If you need a visa to study in the UK, you'll need to provide a Confirmation of acceptance for studies (CAS) with your visa application. We'll issue this automatically after you have met your offer conditions.
Find out more about getting a CAS
Imperial Bursary
Home students applying for undergraduate study can receive up to £5,000/year for every year of their course, on top of any government funding they may also be eligible for.
Imperial Bursary
Before you apply
Useful information before you start your application.
Application process
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Offer holders
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Before you apply
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Application process
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Offer holders
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Before you apply
Useful information before you start your application
Application process
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Offer holders
You're on your way to joining our community. Explore some of the next steps
Non-degree opportunities
Higher Education advisers
We understand the important role that international teachers and counsellors play in your students' university application journey and we can support you during each stage of the UCAS cycle - from advising on courses and the UCAS application process to answering questions from offer-holders.
Discover our resources and support available