Student experience

GSS student experience

Enjoy our packed programme of social activities and events that will show you why London deserves the title of World’s Best Student City. You will have the opportunity to join activities on campus, explore London and other UK towns with our team of Pastoral Mentors.

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GSS social activities

Social activities

Discover London and beyond with a jam-packed schedule of trips and activities. You can enjoy a West End musical, shopping trips, sightseeing boat cruise, museums, galleries, sports activities and much more!

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Prince's Gardens summer accommodation

On-campus accommodation

You will stay in our on-campus student accommodation in South Kensington, which is only a two-minute walk to your lessons each day.

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GSS mentors

Student mentors

You will be supported every step of the way both inside and outside the classroom by our current undergraduate students.

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  • Study at a world top ten university.
  • Take your subject knowledge to the next level.
  • Learn from Imperial's leading faculty.
  • Meet students from across the globe.

Student testimonials

Sarin, Thailand, Engineering

“We get to see a vast variety of the different types of Engineering. All the classes are very interactive, always hands on and always building something.” 

Sarin, Engineering, Thailand

Bruno, Engineering, Spain

“We went to the theatre which was really amazing – I think that was my favourite part out of all the social activities.”

Bruno, Engineering, Spain

Carolina, Medicine and Life Sciences, Portugal

"The practical classes are extremely interesting.… we did some blood pressure readings, some blood sugar readings. We took some blood samples… and we simulated a CPR intervention."

Carolina, Medicine and Life Sciences, Portugal

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