Imperial College London

Imperial College London was established in 1907, it celebrate its 100 years birthday and became independent from UCL in 2007. Today, Imperial focus mostly on scientific, engineering and medical research, but also has a well-known business school, the Imperial College Business School. Therefore, students who have interest in these areas can take Imperial in to their consideration. The students of Imperial consists of 36% females and 28% are from outside of European Union, the two proportions are much lower than that of UCL, which we might expect a better English study environment with more males and more English speakers.

With 9 campuses in and around London, the main campus of Imperial is in South Kensington, in central London. It's a place where you find yourself surrounded by cultural centers for the arts, sciences and music. Imperial's neighbours include the Royal Albert Hall, the Science Museum, the Natural History Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum. The nearest underground station, the South Kensington station, is only 10 minutes far by walking.

Apart from these basic info, the critical factor that decides whether or not to apply for this college is sure to be the tuition fee. According to "the complete university guide" website, the annual tuition fees that an overseas post-graduate student is expected to pay is around £15,350–17,000, which is approximately $25,911-$28,700 US dollars and $783,400-$867,600 NT dollars.

While marketing have become the most popular choice for Taiwanese students who have a desire to study abroad, Imperial College London offers notable commerce educations, lower tuition fees than that of UCL and also locates in central London is another considerable option for them.