Future Student Hub

The health, safety and wellbeing of our students, staff and visitors is always our top priority.  Our a four-stage system (similar to the Government’s coronavirus alert system) defines what studying at ICMP is like.

Please note that Semester B will now be taught online until government advice changes. To help minimise travel across the UK during this period, please avoid travelling back to London until face-to-face teaching resumes.

Latest updates will always be sent to your student email account.

As an ICMP student, we’re committed to supporting your wellbeing with one-to-one academic support, financial bursaries, hardship funds, disability assitance and digital support.

If you're looking to join us in September 2021 or you're currently studying with us, we've set out to answer as many of your frequently asked questions as we can.  

We’re keen to understand what you’re most concerned about, what you expect from us, and how we can provide the choices and opportunities you’re looking for.

If your question isn't answered on this page, don't hesitate to contact our helpful Admissions team or, if you're a student our Academic Support team.

ICMP students have access to more events, collaborative opportunities and networking experiences than ever before – with a mixture of both virtual and face-to-face activities.

We always prioritise the wellbeing of our students, staff members and visitors, so it goes without saying that we've done everything we can to make our campus 'COVID-Secure'.

We’re focused on delivering a full suite of programmes in a range of flexible ways, blending face-to-face tuition with online learning.

We all have a role to play in keeping each other safe on campus. Take a look at how you can help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

ICMP Chief Executive, Paul Kirkham, sets out the ten principles we will follow to ensure that we can deliver a high quality, rewarding and enriching educational experience during this period.