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Curious about studying at Imperial? Explore campus life, join a guided tour, hear admissions and personal statement tips, try a taster session and ask students your questions — build confidence, connect with current students and see if Imperial fits your uni plans.

Imperial College London’s Visit Imperial Afternoon is an in-person open day-style event for prospective undergraduate students who want to find out more about studying at Imperial. It is designed to give attendees a feel for the university, the application process, and student life on campus.

Visitors can hear about admissions and personal statements, take part in a student panel Q&A, and join a guided campus tour. The event also includes a taster session so applicants can experience what studying at Imperial might be like.

Attendees can choose between two subject streams on the day. One focuses on Maths and Physics for students interested in engineering, maths or physics courses, while the other focuses on Biology and Chemistry for students considering biological sciences, chemistry, biochemistry or biomedical sciences.

Spaces are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

MathematicsPhysicsBiologyChemistryEngineeringScience, Research & Sustainability
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28 Oct 2026 – 28 Oct 2026

Visit Imperial Afternoon

Duration: 4 hours

Location

On-campus
London, United Kingdom
Huxley Building, Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus
  • Prospective students aged 16+.
  • Prospective undergraduate applicants.
  • The event information is targeted to students who will be submitting their UCAS applications after October.
  • The Maths and Physics taster stream is for students studying maths or physics at A level and interested in Engineering, Maths or Physics.
  • The Biology and Chemistry taster stream is for students studying biology or chemistry at A level and interested in Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Biochemistry or Biomedical Sciences.
Free to Participate

Free.

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