I like the facilities offered, they are very modern and useful. But the student life is more complicated because of the size of the city it is difficult to make a community feeling, and because King's feels like an elitist university it can be very cliquey.

I like the fact that they help you to get a career. However, what I learned on my erasmus in Vienna was far more advanced and helpful than what they teach you here. Here I feel the teachers are too afraid, and need to have neutral content which makes it difficult to learn. It is a neoliberal institution.

It was ridiculously expensive, even more than renting your own flat with friends. I had to move because I lived with some horrible room mates and it was a bit traumatising, but at least the King's staff were helpful in my moving process. I knew people who had bed bugs and really uncomfortable rooms.

Teaching varies a lot from class to class, but some teachers have been outstanding. Access to other activities is really good, including getting lessons at the Royal Academy of Music for a music performance module that I could incorporate into my degree. Year abroad options are really great and module options are really diverse, unlike other places!

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