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Sort:Latest reviewsLove my course and my university environment. My seminar teachers are very helpful and understanding and knowledgable, as well as passionate about the subjects they are teaching.
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.
The standard of the teaching has been mostly outstanding, just the odd lecturer/tutor falling below those standards. The support of my personal tutor has exceeded my expectations; she is very active in wanting to regularly meet up with us and find out how things are going. Facilities-wise, I feel that there should be more places to just sit and chill out in the Strand Campus.
Music - Provides thorough education in the modules provided. However, I was not allowed to do the modules that I wanted despite applying for them. They were the modules composition and performance, both of which I want to do in the future, but now cannot study for. Therefore I now have to do modules that I do not particularly want to study and would not be nearly as useful for my future as the modules I originally wished to take.
good opportunities if you look for them. Be proactive! The best thing of the courses are actually the courses and the lecturers! The library is really good!! London's nightlife, theatre culture provided amazing opportunities
the seminars have discussions and the ducational facilities are good. the sport facilities on th eother hand along with the health centre are poor. There is plenty to do in London and the su is really active. The accommodation is unbelievably expensive, poor quality and bad for socialising.
Seminars are very interacting- very good PTA's and good educational facilities. The accommodation is poor though, there's no lounge, very expensive and cold. there re plenty to do in London though, which is great!
rally high level lecturers and high job prospects. the best hing to do in London is go party but the students union doesn't really do much. the bar is great though!
my course has short hours and the uni facilities are old and spread out the city. the student union on the other hand is good and the societies are awesome. the accommodation though is expensive!
in my course we have really top class lecturers which makes the course stimulating and fascinating. the facilities are ok, we need more water fountains and i believe that with KCL History degree we should be in demand in the market! The best thing to do in lOndon is walk.
I really love my university and the course and the library facilities are great. the job prospects are for sure better than without a degree. I live at home and commuting to uni, so i cant really say anything for the accommodation i heard is fine though. there are a lot of clubs and societies and they update everything on Facebook and Twitter- a bit hard to catch up if you don't have either.
the college's library is a bit outdated but the accommodation is in a great location although a bit expensive. The union is great with great views and London is amazing. The support services provided are also really useful.
I have thoroughly enjoyed my experience in Kings College London and I will definitely recommend it to others. the course is interesting and I love London! there are so many things to do! I live in a private accommodation so unfortunately I don't have an isight on that.
my course at King's College London has been intellectually stimulating and really challenging. I quite enjoy London overall and I think that there are so many things to do. I am not quite sure for the job prospects as yet. I believe that the student union is really good.
Kings College London is good, not really urban but the academics are really good and the books as well. The accommodation is terrible and some societies like the FC society is too expensive to join.
so far ii am loving it at university, I am very pleased with my course and King's College London. The university helps a lot with internships and the like which is very useful when applying for a job. the best thing about my course is the content. I wasn't sure what I wanted to do after uni, still unsure, but this course is really broad exploring most if not all social sciences which helps. it is very interesting and encouraging.
I loved every moment of my course in King's College London. The facilities are really good, spent a lot of time with my personal tutor through the support services and they put on so much talks on the career services for us. the accommodation comparing to private ones in London is really good as well and London has far too much to do!
The overall experience of King's College London for me has been great so far. it has really good tutors, I got to study abroad which was nice and although the services are a bit poor and the halls a bit far its London! the students union is good and the job prospects are pretty easy I recon. The accommodation is a bit expensive and the IT services are really poor. the library is good but 24/7 only during exams.
I am really enjoying my first year at university, I have made a lot of friends and the course is really good. I love the fact that it discusses day to day experiences and provided possible solutions on how problems for instance in politics such as extremism can be resolved.
4.1
I've been here a few months, really enjoying the new experience so far, would recommend the uni to anyone who's interested. King's College is world class and well respected in all areas.