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Imperial College London

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A prince helped start this school.

Prince Albert - Partridge 1840
Prince Albert - Partridge 1840

He wanted a place for science.

Two schools joined together in 1907.

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Royal-College-of-Science,-Imperial-College-Road

They became one big school.

Later, more medical schools joined. This helped the school grow.

Today, students study many things. They study business and science.

Imperial College Business School
Imperial College Business School

They also study medicine.

It is a very famous school in London. Many smart people go there to learn.

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