As students graduate from the Faculty they become part of a global community working in a variety of professions
The Faculty is privileged to have an Imperial College Association Chapter. The Engineering Chapter is a partnership of the Faculty of Engineering, City and Guilds College Association (CGCA), Royal School of Mines Association (RSMA) and the Engineering Students' Union.
The Chapter draws together the expertise and membership of its associations in providing alumni, students and staff with information, publications, events and networking opportunities.
Alumni
City & Guilds College Association
For alumni engaged in all aspects of engineering, design, consultancy, manufacturing and education, and related professional activities, the City & Guilds College Association (CGCA) was established as long ago as 1897, pre-dating the foundation of Imperial College by 10 years.
The Association only adopted this name in 1992, having been called Old Centralians for most of its earlier history. Still the largest of the constituent college associations, with a membership of around 5,000, the Association continues to flourish within Imperial's faculty-based framework.
Members of the Association may be found in all parts of the world, engaged in all aspects of engineering, design, consultancy, manufacturing and education, also in government, finance, commerce, and related professional activities.
The oldest of the College's four constituent college associations, the Royal School of Mines Association (RSMA) began life as the RSM Old Students' Dining Club, with its first Annual Dinner held in 1873 - 22 years after the founding of the Royal School of Mines.