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How to apply for a Master’s course

Written by Priyal (India), MSc Business Analytics (Online)

If you’re thinking about applying to Imperial, chances are this isn’t a random decision, and something that you’ve been working towards for a long time. When you realise you only get one real shot at applying, it can feel like a lot of pressure. I remember feeling exactly like that when I applied for my MSc Business Analytics course, so here’s a walkthrough on what the application process actually feels like and how to make the most of it.

How to choose your Master’s course

This is probably the most important decision you’ll make during the application process, and especially if you’re applying for Imperial Business School like I did as you can only apply to one Master’s course at Imperial Business School per admissions cycle.

How do I apply for a PhD at Imperial?

Written by Shayma, PhD Genomic Medicine

Applying for a PhD can be a daunting and extensive process. However, with the right guidance, it can become a smooth and even exciting experience, allowing you to better understand your goals and interests. Here’s a rough guide for finding a PhD that is a good fit for yourself, based on my personal experiences of finding, choosing and applying for a PhD at Imperial.

Why do a PhD?

Before beginning to search for a PhD, you must first understand why you want to do a PhD. A PhD is a commitment, and making sure it aligns with your goals and interests is important.

How do I apply for a Master’s at Imperial?

Written by Haaris (US), MRes Bioengineering

Applying for postgraduate study can be daunting, but it’s a fantastic opportunity to learn at the cutting edge of your field, meet inspiring individuals and push your limits for career success.

1. Choose a course

The first and most important step is choosing a course. Generally, Imperial’s graduate degrees are either course-based or research-based.

Course-based degrees, known as postgraduate taught courses, are similar to a Bachelor’s as they focus on seminars and assignments, with the potential to do a capstone project – a long-term assignment where you apply what you’ve learnt to a real-world problem or research question – towards the end of your course.

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