Building tomorrow’s world.
Be part of it.
Study civil and environmental engineering at a university ranked 2nd in the world (QS 2026).
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Why study civil engineering at Imperial?
Show your practical skills
You’ll manage and build a real engineering project at a bespoke construction site, decamping to Norfolk for our ground-breaking Constructionarium challenge.
Learn from world changers
Your lecturers are visionaries. Our researchers have helped stabilise the Leaning Tower of Pisa, create the world’s first 3D-printed steel footbridge, and enable the launch of the first transatlantic flight powered solely by sustainable fuel.
Build your future
You’ll gain skills that are highly valued by employers – like learning to code in Python and working in teams to solve an industrial brief – one reason Imperial has been ranked first for graduate prospects by the Guardian University Guide 2025.
Find the right course for you
We offer a number of undergraduate courses so you can choose the one that matches your interests and goals.
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1st in the UK
for Graduate Prospects
The Guardian University Guide 2025.
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2nd in the world
University Ranking
QS World University Rankings 2026.
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9th in the world
for Civil and Structural Engineering
QS World University Rankings 2025.
Fees and funding
Get information on tuition fees and managing living costs to help you budget effectively.
Scholarships
We offer a range of scholarships, such as the International Baccalaureate Excellence Scholarship, to support your academic journey.
Building smarter cities
Our hands-on, industry-focused degrees will prepare you for the modern world of engineering.
We’ll nurture your creativity and help you develop strong practical skills, using state-of-the art facilities. You’ll learn about the latest advances in the field from world-leading researchers – people behind innovations like the world’s first 3D-printed steel bridge and the first sustainably powered transatlantic flight.
Engineer your own future.
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Your life at Imperial
Where ideas come to life
Our students turn ideas into action, shaping their journeys through creativity and curiosity.
Student insights
Discover what Imperial students like most about their experience.
Accommodation
Find your home away from home — with guaranteed accommodation for first-year students.
Explore our campus
Take a self-guided virtual tour through our South Kensington, White City, and Silwood Park campuses, dropping in on many of our academic and social facilities.
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Living in London
Imperial is located in London, the top-ranked city in the UK for students (QS Best Student Cities 2026), offering rich culture, innovation and global opportunities.
London hotspots
From parks and museums to cafés, London has something for everyone. Join Lorraine as she shares a jam-packed 48 hours of activities across the city.
Build your network
London is home to leading global employers, many of whom visit our campus to recruit. You’ll have exclusive access to events and conferences designed to expand your network.
Launch your career
Based in the heart of the capital and supported by a dedicated careers team, you’ll be set to launch your future. Within 15 months, 96% of Imperial graduates secure full-time work or pursue further education.
Are you ready to begin your undergraduate journey at Imperial?
Explore more
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Applying to Imperial
Learn more about our application process, including entry requirements, tips for writing a strong personal statement and key deadlines.
Visas and immigration
International students need a Student visa to study in the UK and may be eligible for a Graduate visa to work after completing their studies.
International Student Support
Our dedicated team are here whenever you need them. They can offer advice and guidance about moving to the UK.
Admissions tests
Learn about our admissions tests, which departments use them and how to prepare.