Research on “Assessing the development in policies for use of generative Ai tools in the ethical research process in the higher education of the UK”
The questionnaire takes approximately 10 minutes to complete, and all responses are completely anonymous. Participation is entirely voluntary, and the data will be used solely for academic research.
Wilbe x London Build Week runs online from July 3 to July 10 for scientists and engineers turning research, technical work or early venture thinking into a clearer venture case.
Build Weeks are 7-day, online cohorts where scientists and engineers go from idea to investment readiness – with structure, sharp feedback, and direct access to the Wilbe team through office hours. Participants may be considered for a first-check investment and a place on the next in-person founder residency in San Francisco.
No fee. No equity required to participate. No strings – we partner where there’s strong mutual fit, and only if founders want us to. Apply: https://app.wilbe.com/apply/c4c6423
Share your ideas for Engagement Day 2026
Our annual societal engagement conference, Engagement Day, will be returning on Wednesday 11 November. This year, we are putting together a programme focusing on accessibility and inclusion in engagement. Join us to discuss the benefits of inclusive practice, explore the key considerations and approaches, and be inspired by the work and experiences of others.
Would you like to share a project, learning or idea? Is there a question or issue you would like to see discussed during the day? Or can you think of great speakers or collaborators we should invite? Please get in touch by completing this short survey.
Share your ideas by 10 July 2026
We are recruiting a Masters/ PhD Internship to support the Sustainability Hub with improving our procurement emissions data and analysis.
The intern will work with procurement and third-party datasets, help collect and assess supplier data and support the development of our emissions methodologies. This is a good opportunity for a student with strong analytical skills and an interest in sustainability.
Applications close on 05 July 2026
The Disability Advisory Service is pleased to announce that this year, we will be offering screenings and full diagnostic assessments throughout July, August and the first half of September.
Registration open for NEW engagement masterclass
Are you looking to engage new audiences with your research? Are you keen to ensure your engagement activities are as inclusive and accessible as possible?
Making Public Engagement Inclusive: Wednesday 1 July 2026, 10.00 – 13.00, South Kensington Campus
In this new Engagement Masterclass, you will develop the confidence and practical tools to identify and address inclusion challenges in your engagement work.
Open to all Imperial staff, doctoral students and postgraduate research masters students, visit our website to register.
Are you coming up to a viva or other assessed presentation? Are you keen to work on your public speaking or seminar skills?
Whether you’re an undergraduate or a postgraduate, our guided activity sessions for speaking can help you achieve success on your academic journey and beyond. Sessions are designed to give you the space and opportunity to prepare and rehearse for both everyday and high-stakes activities here at Imperial. Each session includes input tailored to academic STEMM settings and structured practice opportunities. There will be expert feedback and peer review to help you hone your skills.
The live, 50-minute, interactive sessions are held at different times and on different days throughout term, so you can access what you need, when you need it. We offer both on-campus and online options; check out the schedule. You can do as many as you like.
Travel funding available for postgraduate students! The Postgraduate Sustainable Travel Fund 2025-26 is accepting applications to support PG students taking more sustainable modes of travel.
Applications are assessed on a rolling basis, and funds must be utilised by 30 June 2026.
Please read the guidance document before applying via this form.
Our Advice Service and Working-Class Network are working collaboratively to ensure all students at Imperial College experiencing short term financial hardship have access to food banks across the UK.
If you’re struggling to afford food, especially given the current cost of living crisis, you can now reach out to our Advice Service who will be able to issue an e-voucher for your local The Trussell Trust food bank.
A typical food parcel may contain long life milk, pasta, tinned vegetables and fruit, tea or coffee, biscuits, and soup. If you cannot access your nearest food bank, delivery may be available although not guaranteed.
The Advice Service and Working-Class Network will also be able to signpost you to the relevant long term financial support services at Imperial College to help you get back on your feet. All requests are strictly confidential.
Please remember you are not alone and it’s okay to reach out for a bit of extra support – rising living costs are affecting students across the UK. We are here to ensure that you always have access to food and that you are not disadvantaged in your studies because of a lack of essentials.
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