Regulations
Depending on your programme of study, and when you started the programme, you will be governed under separate regulations. Please see the links below to access the correct documents. If you are in any doubt of which applies to you, please see your programme specification, your programme handbook, or contact the programme team.
An archive of previous regulations can be found using the link below.
- Undergraduate Degrees (includes BSc/MSci/BEng/MEng/MBBS)
- Postgraduate Taught Degrees (includes MSc/MRes/MEd/MBA/PGCert/PGDip)
- Research Degrees (includes PhD/MPhil/MD-Res/EngD)
Please select the appropriate link for your course
- PGDip Digital Health Leadership
- MSc Epidemiology
- MSc Genomic Medicine (September 2020 entrants should view the regulations for all other Faculty of Medicine programmes)
- MSc Health Data Analytics and Machine Learning
- MSc Healthcare and Design
- MPH Public Health
- Global Master of Public Health
- MEd Surgical Education
- MSc Surgical Innovation
- MRes Molecular and Cellular Basis of Infection (September 2020 entrants should view the regulations for all other Faculty of Medicine programmes)
All Faculty of Engineering, Imperial College Business School, CLCC and CHERS postgraduate taught students and all Faculty of Natural Sciences postgraduate taught students EXCEPT Centre for Environmental Policy students registered from September 2019 onwards.
Faculty of Medicine postgraduate taught students registered from September 2019 onwards on the following programmes:
- PGDip Digital Health LeadershipMSc Epidemiology
- MSc Genomic Medicine (separate regulations apply for students registered from September 2020)
- MSc Health Data Analytics and Machine Learning
- MSc Healthcare and Design
- MPH Public Health
- Global Master of Public Health
- MEd Surgical Education
- MSc Surgical Innovation
- MRes Molecular and Cellular Basis of Infection (separate regulations apply for students registered from September 2020)
Research Degree Students across all Faculties in 2019-20
Archive of Previous Regulations 2008-2018