Overview
The MSc Cleantech Innovation at Imperial College London unites researchers, designers, engineers, and entrepreneurs to create technology-driven solutions for climate change and sustainability. This program emphasizes practical, innovation-oriented learning, equipping students with the skills necessary to transform cleantech concepts into tangible impacts.
- Award: MSc Cleantech Innovation
- Duration: Typically 12 months (full-time)
- Credits: 90 ECTS (or equivalent)
- Delivery: Full-time, campus-based
- Language of instruction: English
- Tuition fees: Vary by applicant category—please refer to the program website for current information
What you'll study
The curriculum focuses on technical knowledge, innovation practices, and collaborative development of cleantech solutions.
- Core learning: Gain a technical understanding of climate change drivers, mitigation strategies, and the role of technology in emission reduction.
- Innovation & entrepreneurship: Learn to identify opportunities, assess feasibility, and craft a sustainable cleantech proposition.
- Team project / startup development: Collaborate in a multidisciplinary team to devise and present a startup-oriented solution addressing a climate challenge.
Note: Module titles and sequencing may vary. Please check the program website for the latest curriculum details.
Entry requirements
- Academic background: A UK 2:1 Honours degree (or equivalent) in a Science, Technology, or Engineering discipline. Applications from candidates with qualifications in Design Engineering, Architecture, and Industrial Design are also encouraged.
- English language proficiency (minimum): IELTS 7.0, TOEFL iBT 100, PTE Academic 69, or Duolingo English Test 125.
- Documents typically required: Academic transcripts and degree certificates, CV, passport/ID, and English test results (if applicable). A personal statement and/or references may also be requested—please confirm on the application portal.
Career prospects
Upon completing your MSc at Imperial College London, you may be eligible to work in the UK, subject to the relevant immigration rules.
- Typical route: Many international graduates utilize the UK Graduate route (or an equivalent post-study permission) to seek employment after graduation.
- Duration: The Graduate route generally permits you to stay for a specified time to work or search for work (the exact duration may vary—consult the latest UK government guidance).
- Eligibility: You must hold a valid student visa at the time of application, have completed an eligible course, and meet the UKVI requirements for the route.
- Work restrictions: You can typically work in any role and for any employer, provided you adhere to the conditions of your visa status.
- Important: Immigration rules are subject to change. Always verify current requirements on the UK government website or consult Imperial’s international student support team.