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There are lots of opportunities to engage in activities which provide career development. Additionally, the lectures are usually engaging and enjoyable.

A great uni in a great city. The course is good but the lectures are sometimes really boring. Accommodation is great though- I would definitely recommend living in halls. Don't stay at home. I think LSE is better than King's though. Apply there and if you don't get in come here!

i have met some top people at this university. Its a vibrant city with allot going on but the campus is in the middle of no where which can often be awkward.

Quality of course is not as good as others. Facilities- the computer lab is always crowded! Computers are really old too- they're still using Windows XP. Not a member of any clubs or societies. Student's union is good, lots of emails and updates from them about what's going on. I like what they do and what they stand for- especially that they really support international students.

I'm in my first year and have only been in London for 2 months. So far it's been a great experience. Research at this university is really good. I picked King's because they have a good scholarship programme. I would definitely recommend this university to other students.

The commute is too long. You have to pay to use the gym and the student union is like an echo chamber. The clubs and societies are great but I don't have time for them now being in my final year. The student accommodation is second to none.

There isn't enough publicity for clubs and societies. I have no idea what clubs and societies there are and I have no involvement with the student union. I do that that I will be extremely employable on graduation having attended King's. Advice to prospective King's students: get course rating- here and UCL are the only places in London with this course option. Do your research.

The course covers a wide range of aspects of politics. Facilities are good, lots of computer rooms for students, the bar is good. Clubs- I'm member of the King's Players and also intend to join the music society. There's a wide range of societies you can join. Tips- get good A levels!

Course- some lectures are good, some make me want to fall asleep. One of the lecturers can be quite boring (and I don't always understand what he's saying. Though lecturers do come prepared which is good. Facilities, they have everything you need- bar, gym, plenty of computers and the libraries are great.

There's a few things I find interesting about the city life such as the clubs and societies the v university provides and even the restaurants as well. They also provide good service when it comes to them helping s student find a job or placement.