The quality of lecturer varies from one to another. 'The History of Memory' is what makes the course - it is amazing and a compulsory module. HSSA is awful it's just about writing five eight hundred word essays. I am treasurer of the history outreach society. I think the career fairs here at King's are quite poor.

The facilities are fantastic at the University - from food places, to the gym, to even the classrooms. The location is also really good, bearing in mind we are in the heart of London. In terms of improvement - I feel like processes such as applying for mit circumstances should be made so that its actually easier & more accessible for students to get the help they need.

I think in terms of teaching, it is so good that the uni has been able to accommodate in-person teaching again. The number of contact hours is a bit much for 15 credit modules (last Sem I had the same amount for a 30 credit module), however, the course is extremely interesting and its clear to see that the lecturers are passionate about what they do.

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