Imperial College London Careers and Employment
About the company
- Founded1907
- Company size5,001 to 10,000
- Revenue£500m to £1bn
- IndustryEducation
Jobs
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Salaries
Salary estimated from 362 employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed.
Popular roles
Lawyer
£63,138 per year
Post-doctoral Fellow
£39,924 per year
Research Fellow
£39,033 per year
Scientific Research & Development
Research Associate
£39,103 per year
Research Assistant
£36,145 per year
Research Fellow
£39,033 per year
Education & Instruction
Post-doctoral Fellow
£39,924 per year
Lecturer
£70,241 per year
Faculty
£49,893 per year
Rating overview
Rating is calculated based on 157 reviews and is evolving.
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Reviews
Welcome Host in London
on 1 September 2020
productive and fun workplace
one of the best job sites where I feel completely comfortable, for the values, respect, equality, and great opportunities it offers is Imperial College London.
Cleaner Operative in North Acton, Greater London
on 25 July 2020
Productive
it's a good job, the can get stressful sometimes but it is mostly just a fast-paced workspace, you have a team to work with and everything goes by well. it has nothing special about it but no cons either.
Postdoctoral Research Associate in London
on 6 July 2020
Imperial College Hammersmith Campus is not a great place to work
The environment is not research staff friendly and the facilities you get for your research depends on how rich your lab is. There is hardly any shared equipment. They don't care for their employees. You won't feel a sense of community and the HR system is super slow with a lot of bureaucracy. Most of the postdocs there are frustrated and stuck at the same position for years.The location of the Hammersmith campus is really bad there is nothing nearby and it's not safe at night. The labs are not well maintained. If you are joining as a researcher you will end up doing a lot of admin work. The professors and senior leaders are not approachable at all. The environment is not friendly and is rather hostile (if your PI is great then you might be better off).
Systems Officer in London
on 1 July 2020
Best professional experience so far
Although a maternity cover contract, this was without a doubt the year I grew most professionally. I had everything I needed to further develop my skills and learn new ones: access to courses online, paid courses and a huge variety of evening classes that the college offers. Also, great staff all around me, my manager was also extremely supportive and everyone else across the college more than helpful and welcoming with any queries I had. There is a big culture of personal growth and support (at least in the department I worked in). There are also a lot of opportunities for different roles across faculty and departments, in my case I've had to relocate out of London so missed on some.
Team Leader in London, Greater London
on 6 June 2020
Varied work
Working to deliver world class teaching and research it is rewarding to be a part of a world leading organisation. My role has a variety of aspects that keep it interesting and engaging.
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