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Highly ranked university with great facilities and very friendly teaching staff in my department. Lots of Students' Union organised activities to get involved in throughout the year, and lots of clubs and societies though some are very underfunded. Have not used the careers service much but I have heard they provide 1-on-1 support and there is a jobs board with opportunities.
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I had a good experience and I am really enjoying my stay here so far 💕💕
I love Angel Lane and Neelam who is a nice, kind and patient person.
reception team are always great and incredible
Great university. Everything’s great
it’s been ok so far , lots of work to do already
I love the campus, the lecture halls are really nice (although some don't have sockets to plug in our chargers). I've joined a couple of wonderful societies, not to mention the variety of sports clubs KCL has. Overall, very happy I'm here!
I am loving my accomodation! Excellent facility and friendly bunch if staff
Things are amazing thank you all for the assistance and support!
The staff are really friendly and kind
It was overall a nice experience
Neelam and Tara are amazing at reception. Customer service Is 100â„… best accommodation by far.
Excellent campus from location to buildings and services available.
Great facilities and lots of information given!
Don’t let the online rankings fool you, KCL is number one!
Really diverse, so much to do, good support
The star for the best with good teaching, learning and living environments!
the campus is small, but the teacher is kind, the coffee in school taste good.
studying Adult Nursing at the Florence Nightingale Faculty at King’s College London. going into second year and so far the course and placements have been educational and enjoyable.
i haven’t started yet but everything i have experienced has been great
Outstanding and state-of-the-art campus and facilities for study and leisure purposes.
Amazing dental school, such great technology in the facilities
I was at KCL for only a year for a Masters course. I was lucky to have a great faculty. Good supporting services!
learned a lot in the uni, really appreciate it
Despite loss of classes due to strikes, it was a pleasant experience.
King's has been fantastic over the last three years, I am glad that I chose to complete my UG degree here.
Love the staff! neelam is great, kind and always helping
I was a Master's student. I had a nice time, very diverse, good research and profs
Really depends on what your course is.
Good, I like the university. The experience is great.
Great social life and facilities at King's. Staff are helpful when you need support in your modules and the facilities are great.
Very nice quite place near to most of the tube lines, surrounded by the best shopping centre. The staff Neelam and Tara are very lovely supportive and welcoming
It’s been alright - although the TRS department has been on strike most of the year so delayed getting results back to us, and have messed up resits as a result so none of us actually know if we’re going through to second year or not!
the campus is beautiful，and there is a good range of organised clubs and societies based on hobbies for students to join in.
I am grateful to have been given the chance to study at King's; my first year has been overall a positive experience and I look forward to the next two.
Beautiful campus, good educational facilities, very worth applying.
Very good school, useful program, good attendance experience
KCL is in central London, the professors are very responsible, and the teaching assistants are kind. The school facilities are also great and can bring you an extraordinary experience. The school will also have many activities to enrich the life of the students.
I loved the Campus, the professors and most of all the facilities and location of Strand Campus in Central London
Good brand name. Getting involved with 2-3 core societies is a good idea. You're on your own when it comes to career guidance. All the best.
The facilities provided at the university were amazing, from the lecture halls to the libraries. The old architecture made studying here feel very special, and I can’t wait to continue my next few years of education.
I love king's. the location is amazing and the musical theatre society is incredible. the organisation of the uni isn't the best
An excellent institution that makes an impact on the real world.
good teachers good tutorial but small classrooms and small campus
I cannot say much about the Careers Service since I haven't used them often. Nonetheless, for other services like the students union or the buddy scheme/personal tutor/office hours guidance, I have absolutely no complaints. I enjoyed the diversity of student societirs suggested and made a few friends within the ones I joined, but I also felt like organising events once a month was a bit lackluster. The wifi works flawlessly on the library PCs/when connected by cable, but thr wireless connection is especially inconsistent during some of the lectures (yet required for loading powerpoint slides/texts, for example)
Enjoyed my course and the experience of studying in London
Love it, so nice and friendly!!!!!
Great experience and amazing campus! Professors are really prepared because they also have broad work experience
King's is a great, inclusive university. The staff are all very helpful and great at their jobs and I always feel welcome around campus.
Awesome but the ranking should be higher
Great university and good teaching and very nice faciltiies
I have learned in this program that there is no law, justice, or fairness, and authoritarian people in power have no principle of fairness. In fact, I don't even think they understand what is fair system bias-free. Remember, discrimination is against individuals with a history of discrimination, which we call systemic racism. Yes, minority individuals face more discrimination in statics, but you can find in every minority someone who suffers no discrimination for hidden reasons or hidden agendas. The appeal program is full of gaps; the system is a network with zero fairness. If you have a history of discrimination, do not go to this University. Systemic racism is high, with the majority are a sick authoritarian mentality. If Universities that teach teachers discriminate against people, you know why some article called UK education in crisis as the entire system is a sick system. In teachers' education, they employ criticism to develop knowledge; these methods came from Nonaka and
The course was very in-depth in the field of pedagogy, the professor was great and I got a lot out of it.
Super good location and enjoy the time studying here. But some courses are not that useful for pg students.
King’s College London is absolutely a great choice for universities. All the staff all patient and friendly. The equipments of the college are sufficient.
Great locations, superb faculty support.
kings teaching is very poor. the lecturers just briefly read off lecture slides without going into any detail which makes it hard when it comes to exams and you dont understand the topics into enough detail. they are always on strike and make very little effort to help students catch up. Dont bother asking lecturers or seminar leaders about exams as they have no clue whats going on,( not even when it is). Kcl teaching is definitely not worth 9 grand a year at all. Even if this was free it would be poor. Whilst teachers are on strike all the time students have very little options to provide there opinion. an question email to a teacher can take an incredible amount of time to get a response if you are lucky enough. I can say for a fact that I will not be doing my masters here.
Good place to be - staff is very friendly and helpful - recourses are abundant
A brilliant London university and having talked to my friends at other unis in London they would say that for the best all round experience KCL stands out from the rest in its own league. Having compared my personal experience and friends and family at other London universities I would agree - KCL has the right balance of work and social life.
campus is always full, unhelpful staff and careers services are very mediocre. Very much need to navigate everything myself with little to no support.
Have been studying at King's for 4 years, good experience.
Good university, nice study atmosphere
The staff at KCL are amazing - all the lecturers, seminar leaders and administrative staff I’ve met go above and beyond for students. They care deeply about the work they do and are supportive and understanding throughout the whole process. The only let-down in my experience has been the management at King’s not fairly compensating their staff, refusing to improve working conditions, and spinning the narrative surrounding the strikes.
Going to this university is an opportunity to grow mentally; they teach you how to think critically and how to apply what you learned to real life. The teaching team is always willing to help and provide the best education to the students. The facilities are really good and beautiful. The restaurants and cafes found in the campus have really good food and you can find many options to chose such as vegetarian or vegan options. I’m glad I get to go to KCL!!!
Good location, I really enjoy reading here
Excellent and prestigious university in the heart of London with outstanding teaching services and assistance
i love the events at KCL, there is always something going on around campus, so great opportunity to meet people and make the best of the year at uni
Not bad, it’s a good place to study and live
They are all Great good awesome!!!!!!
Very good location and facilities, I just wish some of the classes had windows and access to daylight and not having to change from one building to another constantly.
Love KCL so much it’s been a great year studying here
Lectures are cancelled very frequently without any advanced notice.
Nice college and staff and facilities
all the staff are so lovely and accommodating
such an amazing school! love it
Good institution but limited opportunities for exchange students to get involved in my opinion.
Have enjoyed my time at Kings greatly as an academically rigorous institution but also a social environment
Easily improvable. Waterloo campus very bad.
Plenty of people at your disposal to help your and facilitate your learning whilst at Kings.
Great University to pursue my interest
Great university but way too many strikes, we are paying !!!
It has nice campus’ and teachers
Neli, Brandon and juwariyah has made the experience welcoming
very good, facilities excellent
It is a very nice university with great facilities.
King’s College London is an amazing university
Mostly okay but definitely could do with improvement
great school and a great location
very good facilities for the price you are paying , close to the station so very easy access to places and is not difficult to travel back home over the holidays
I love Neelam, Paul, Encarni, Tara, Lauren, Janelle, Timea
I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my time here thus far.
Lots of good study spaces at campus and the Maughan Library. Great location for a university. Range of societies are great
very fun and diverse uni, i met such amazing people here
The uni has all the facilities required for you to succeed. Being a top uni you will meet people from many backgrounds who can help you in your journey of life and profession. The location is great close to many landmarks.
good facilities, good resources, acceptable teaching
It's always a great experience and place to be!
King's College is a great university if you are an academic person who wishes to do things beyond your degree, as they offer optional modules and the AKC programme. There also lots of societies and part-time jobs on offer to students. The Strand and Waterloo campus are good places for studying, eating and socialising in good central locations (although I do prefer Waterloo). The Student Union is a bit redundant as it's detached from the student body; I've seen Shiljit more times on campus than a member of the SU. They sent regular emails and hold meetings, but I'm not seeing an impact on my student experience. The Health Centre is a nuisance and it's difficult to book an appointment with a careers advisor.
It’s a perfect school, I like my school
Teaching staff is great, and I have been aboe to connect to people from my university.
Very good services and events offered by the union. The location and the courses are also top quality!
Generally a good experience overall