Enrolment

During an enrolment period, you will be asked to choose 3 modules that you would be interested in doing and rank these in order of preference, via the Horizons enrolment portal. We will endeavour to give you a place on one of those 3 modules. Allocation to an Imperial Horizons module is not guaranteed, although every effort will be made to allocate you to one of your preferred choices. You may submit your preferences at any time during the enrolment period and allocations will be made after the deadline (not on a first-come, first-served basis). If demand exceeds available spaces on a module, allocations will be randomised. Modules run subject to sufficient demand and resources.

Two-term Imperial Horizons modules are available to take for credit towards your degree where your department allows. They are also available to take for extra credit. For Year 1 undergraduates, 8-week non-credit Imperial Horizons modules are also available.

Before you make your choices, please read the module descriptions carefully so you know what to expect from your Imperial Horizons module. Details about the syllabus, learning objectives and assessment can all be found on the module description. Please contact the Horizons team with any queries.

The Horizons enrolment portal is an Imperial internal IT system, and to gain access you need to log in with your usual Imperial user ID (for example, ic123) and your password, and you will then be able to select the modules you wish to enrol for. You are permitted to log back in again and change your choices at any point during the main enrolment period.

If you do not know your password, you can reset it by following the instructions on this Change or reset a password page.

Please note:

• Exchange students and external intercalated medical students should enrol on a module for the year of study they are joining at Imperial*.
• MBBS and BMB students in Year 3, and MBBS students in Years 5 & 6, are not permitted to take Horizons modules due to clashes with clinical or lab placements.
• MEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Management students in Year 4 are not permitted to take Horizons modules due to clashes with their core degree.