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Just out of curiosity I was wondering if there are any students here studying physics at ICL as i am applying there and i would like to ask a few questions.
christianjb said:Only go to Imperial if you have no desire for girlfriends, parties, or a life.
christianjb said:Only go to Imperial if you have no desire for girlfriends, parties, or a life.
OTOH, they probably have one of the best physics courses in the world.
David_Harkin said:Thats the only really thing I've been woried about. I've got a load of friends applyin there too so it shouldn't be too bad...seeing we get in.
The average class size for physics courses at Imperial is around 20-25 students. However, some courses may have larger or smaller class sizes depending on the specific subject and level.
Yes, there are numerous research opportunities available for undergraduate physics students at Imperial. The Department of Physics has a strong research focus and students can get involved in projects through summer research programs, internships, or by approaching professors directly.
The job placement rate for physics graduates from Imperial is very high, with over 95% of graduates securing employment within six months of graduation. Many graduates go on to pursue careers in research, academia, engineering, or finance.
Yes, there are several extracurricular activities related to physics available to students at Imperial. These include student-run organizations, such as the Physics Society, as well as competitions, conferences, and workshops. Students can also participate in outreach programs to inspire and educate others about physics.
Imperial offers a range of resources to support physics students, including well-equipped laboratories, state-of-the-art facilities, and access to cutting-edge technology. The Department of Physics also has a dedicated team of academic advisors, tutors, and career counselors to provide guidance and support to students throughout their academic journey.