MSc in Mathematics and Finance: How to Apply
Fill in the College postgraduate application form, ensuring that you complete all sections. For information about how to complete the form, see the Postgraduate Prospectus.
You are advised to apply before May 1st. However, entries will remain open until stated otherwise on this site.
Useful links:
Enquiries:
ns.admissions@imperial.ac.uk can help with:
English language qualification enquiries
Copies of the postgraduate prospectus
Questions about electronic applications
Technical problems with online applications should be sent to
admissions.enquiries@imperial.ac.uk
If you need to send documents to Registry by post, here is the address:
Registry: Natural Sciences Admissions Team
Level 3 Sherfield Building
Imperial College London
South Kensington, London, SW7 2AZ
United Kingdom
Please ensure that you should only send references, or any hard copy associated with your application to College Registry during the intial application stage if you are unable to upload them electronically, unless otherwise requested by the Department.
It is particularly important to include your transcript and references with your application. The transcript of your undergraduate or relevant mathematical studies is necessary regardless of whether you graduated some years ago, or if you are about to graduate this year.
If you are a current undergraduate we would like to see all your available results: the first and second year, and third, if you are taking a four-year programme.
We will not make a decision on the majority of the earliest applications we receive until the spring term. We expect to finalise most applications by the end of June.
If you receive an offer, you will be notified by email by College Registry. You will need to respond to this offer and pay a non-refundable deposit within a fixed timescale. If you fail to do this you risk losing your eligibility for a place on the course. Successful applicants will be contacted by the Mathematics Department later in the summer with course information and term dates.