Imperial College London is the most renowned public University in London, England. In 1887, to mark Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee, the Imperial Institute was founded to become a scientific research organisation examining and developing the Empire countries' raw materials. The Prince of Wales, president at the time, oversaw its administration as head of a governing board. Imperial College London was formed after the Royal College of Science, the Royal School of Mines, and the City and Guilds College merged.
Imperial College London has dramatically aided the United Kingdom's excellent educational foundation. Imperial College comprises its research field station at Silwood Park, medical teaching hospitals, and adequate classroom faculties thanks to its extensive growth plans that have prepared its road into university courses. At Imperial College London, where more than 59% of students come from more than 130 countries outside the UK, students are renowned for bringing various international and local cultures. As of January 2022, more than 20,000 students were enrolled in the University with more than 6,700 degree-granting deep knowledge courses, earning it a prestigious reputation for quality education.
14 Nobel Prize winners, three Field Medalists, one Turing Award winner, 87 Royal Academy of Engineering, and 74 Fellows of the Royal Society are among Imperial College London students, faculty, and researchers. According to the QS World University Ranking 2024, the college came in at 6th place. Engineering Management, Art and Design, Mechatronics, Pharmacy, and MBA Global are just a few of the undergraduate, graduate, and research programmes offered at Imperial College London.