I love living and studying in such a dynamic city and feel that my education is aided by being in such close proximity to locations and influences that we bring up in class. My education could be better if the department had better resources and listened to its students needs.

The staff members teaching my course are highly educated in the modules I take, however the department contact hours could be improved as there is little interaction outside of lectures and seminars.

On the whole, it was an average hall. More modern facilities were nice as it was recently built.

Fabulous location - right in the heart of London on the Strand campus. Always something to do, from art galleries to shopping in Covent Garden, to the Maughan Library which is a five minute walk away. University boasts a brilliant vibe to it - lecturers and students alike are very welcoming and friendly.

Library is within 5 minute walking distance, and there are several computer rooms on campus. Strand campus also has a student cafe, fantastic Waterfront bar/restaurant, chapel and SU on campus.

Support from lecturers and tutors is fantastic - they are always willing to help in office hours and whenever they are free. However, can sometimes can feel as if students are not being heard by those in the most senior positions (e.g. the recent rebranding of KCL, which was only scrapped after an 11,000 strong petition by students)

Lots of brilliant events and activities on offer through the SU, but occasionally feels like the SU is attempting to keep too many people happy. Considering an SU's primary function is to represent the student body, it sometimes feels as if the SU top dogs pander too much to those in positions of power at KCL.

Fully immerses itself in the heart of London. Brilliant vibe created by its premium location on the Strand, one of the cultural hubs of Central London, overlooking the Thames, next door to Somerset House, and in the middle of Theatreland and Covent Garden. Couldn't ask for a better location.

Brilliant variety on offer on all campuses to all students. Can't complain.

Where the value for money comes in - quality teaching in a quality location. Course really makes the most of being at the heart of London - frequently a talking point in seminars and lectures.

Lots of workshops and events about careers and degree-specific job prospects all year round. Legal Week and Media Week also offer brilliant insight into specific professions.

Accommodation is often expensive, and far from campus - university does not consider the amount needing to be spent on travel. Only 2 sets of halls within walking distance of the Strand campus - others require bus/tube. Quality of accommodation could also be improved given the amount paid for it.