King's College London

I took the BA Geography at Kings and really enjoyed my course. I was on the Strand campus, which is extremely central. My closest library was Maughan at Chancery Lane which boasts a huge variety of academic materials that undoubtedly helped me during my studies.

Kings is a very good university with a very good reputation, having been there myself, in first year, and I am in second year, I can advise for people to go there. There are so many associations, people you can meet, the teachers are nice, but you have to attend every class or you will end up having bad grades. I would recommend choosing a more « humanities » course at King's because they are the best in London in this catergorie.

KCL is the perfect university for people who want to study in London. It is diverse and there is always something happening.

Love it! The people are really nice and the courses are sooooo good! The student union bar is cool.

King's College London has some of the most beautiful, historical buildings located in multiple central London campuses. It is world- renowned for it's research and academic staff. Studying biomedical sciences here is truly a privilege!

Campus for the business school is very nice. Newly renovated and staff and facilities are good. The course also has a nice mix of modules. Furthermore, there are careers events that are available all the time.

It is an amazing Uni that offers a lot of support for everyone and is always encouraging its students to pursue further and more.

With all three campuses situated in the heart of London, the location couldn't be any greater. I am studying Medicine at Guy's campus (London Bridge), thus will be at university for at least 5 years and graduate when I am at least 25. This is why I wanted a working city rather than a university-orientated city, and this is exactly what London offers. The facilities and curriculum for my course are excellent, and I have found the staff put great effort into their teaching, which is not always the case, especially with researchers who may prioritise this over their teaching role.

High quality of facilities and faculty, the antithesis of a 'campus university' experience. could be more integrated with the city around it but mostly a really great place to study whilst maintaining a normal and good quality life.

Student union has many societies. Career services are excellent, very supportive. My experience has been great so far! I feel like I have a lot of support through student services.

The MSc course was brilliant and very rewarding. It was very detailed and there is an option for a every brain enthusiast.

Love my uni! Received enough support throughout my years in King's! Teaching quality is very good. Teaching staffs are friendly and helpful in teaching students. Easy access to all support for students.

I study music at the strand campus of KCL. The entire department has just finished a refurbishment, complete with new practice rooms with acoustic panelling, better speakers for listening in lectures and improved seminar rooms with interactive TVs. The student union has music societies for all interests and abilities, most of which are free to join.

A great university with excellent teaching. Also has a good network system for different career choices too as the lecturers and professors are all experts in their field and welcome students for placements and projects.

Very good university, with great staff and facilities. The campuses are all very clean. Students all mingle well. Would defo recommend to all potential students.

I find my university to be a wonderfully warm, welcoming and organised place. Socially; the people are friendly, helpful and have made my time there very smooth. I love being in central London, and my university offers many opportunities for clubs, extra study, and social events.

I have found my university to be a warm, helpful environment which has always been conducive to my study! Socially it is great; everyone is very friendly and always happy to help out. I love the location in central London, and I find my tutors fantastic.

King's College London has many great facilities and opportunities for extracurricular and social activities. It is in central london and has a vibrant nightlife culture. I enjoyed the multicultural student life and made life long friends. The student support services are very helpful and so are the lecturers, I was able to ask for advise when I needed to. Everyone is really friendly in the department. My course (Biomedical Sciences BSc) was well organised and modules provided to choose from were tailored to people's career interests. The careers service were also really good, we had workshops every couple of weekd to learn skills and about options for careers.

King's College London (Guy's campus) is a well organised university. It had many great facilities and opportunities for extrscurricular and social engagements. It had a veey welcoming atmosphere and I enjoyed the multicultural student life. The student support services are very helpful and so are the lecturers. My course (Biomedical Sciences BSc) was well organised and modules provided to choose from were tailored to people's career interests. The careers service were also really good, we had workshops every couple of weekd to learn skills and about options for careers.

Overall this is an excellent university, with world class research. The university tends to have the latest equiment and organises many external expert lectures for us. The level of support students receive could be improved, and the student union should have more of a presence on the campuses. There are many last minute updates which can often be inconvenient.

The campus are in the centre of London so if you have a free time in between classes it’s very accessible to all other activities. Kings ensures that the facilities are all up to date although they’re not perfect. The student union is great if you need some advice or maybe if you’re looking into earning a bit of extra money because trust me you’ll need it living in London! One of the greatest things in KCL is the services they provide so this can vary from counselling to even giving you financial advice and if definitely urge you to use these unlike me who didn’t realise until my final year! I’m just about to graduate but overall, my experience was super amazing. This university really is just as amazing as what it seems.

The Strand Campus is a bit of a maze but you get used to it. I studied Classics and the lecturers were overall quite good, but very harsh markers.

The course of philosophy is great. Tutor gave helpful response in understanding the content and inspired us a lot to think upon the topic.

Courses and modules are well organised. Lecturers always provide extra material and support when required.