Design Engineering At Imperial College (Answering Questions)

[@danielhasan6027]

Only imperial do design engineering as a course. Which other courses did you apply to and how did you structure your personal statement to fit all the courses you applied to and not just design eng?

[@aodoemela]

Came at a perfect time. Nice video👍🏾

[@fatemaabdulla6715]

“Candidates are encouraged to present examples of their work during the interview” can you give examples of what we can present? And how important is it to actually HAVE something to present

[@kerimtaskn6297]

I personally wasn’t asked in the interview to present anything which I was actually a bit upset about. If you are asked to bring something I would recommend you to still bring something, it’s important to follow instructions. As to what you can bring, I would recommend projects you have built if you have any (or pictures and drawings etc.) If you can’t bring these then any product design related drawings may be beneficial. Anything that shows your ability and interest in design and engineering.

[@jt4225]

Can you show what modules you did in previous years (ie year1 maths, computing)?

[@kerimtaskn6297]

You want to see the work we did or just an explanation?

[@jt4225]

@@kerimtaskn6297 the work + explanation if possible

[@kerimtaskn6297]

@@jt4225 the video is on its way

[@jt4225]

@@kerimtaskn6297 thank you!!!

[@kerimtaskn6297]

@@jt4225 they’re up :)

[@ziionto9825]

Is there a lot of maths and physics when studying design engineering

[@tzyagamalyezer5983]

how is imperial? I find A lvl further math and phys hard tbh but am hopefully working towards an A if u revise 1h30 on weekdays and 5h on weekends, can u get a 1st or 2:1?

[@ajeesh3485]

how can you take all these courses, how you finding money for all these

[@kerimtaskn6297]

It’s a single fee that the government helps you afford with a student loan. The modules are all a part of the same course. The course is very intense and quite jam packed.