King's College London (reviews)

The students are nice and kind, and the school is good. I had a ton of options for classes, as well as outstanding community and support. The teaching staff is usually polite, helpful, and eager to help in any way they can. King’s provides you with incredible resources like outstanding courses, mentorship, societies that are very inviting, and career counseling. You can decide to use it to your advantage. There are excellent teachers on the campus. There is nothing at all that I can complain about. My experience there has been wonderful, even during a COVID.

King’s College London has long served as a center for learning and intellectual development. When I needed, the student services department was incredibly responsive and helpful. Lecturers and assistants are incredibly motivating and beneficial. Would only suggest it to those with offers because it has so much to give each student, but I must add that you must be looking to make the most of their services because there are many. This university gave me invaluable knowledge and skills and made a significant contribution to the improvement of my writing and thinking capabilities. King’s College offers all the facilities that a university should have.

King’s College has provided me with an educational experience that has helped me flourish academically as an individual. The well-rounded, and flexible nature of the course has meant that I have been able to learn about a broad range of topics, whilst still being in control of what I am learning. I have had a very positive experience with lecturers and seminar leader and the overall teaching standard. There have been some occasions where sufficient feedback hasn’t been provided and admin has been slow, however on the whole, I have had a very positive experience at King’s College London.

Studying dentistry at KCL was a dream come true to me personally. You are being taught by the top specialists in their fields. These are the people who write dental textbooks used by dental students worldwide – it’s a privilege to learn from them on clinics! Studying in central London is also a very unique experience which provides endless opportunities of meeting new people and exploring new places. You can go to a different bar/restaurant/art gallery every day and you will never run out of options!

I absolutely love studying at KCL. The quality of teaching is amazing, and I do enjoy a lot the broad variety of classes I can choose from. I am very keen to discuss it further during an interview and share my experience.

This major of KCL is composed of lectures and seminars, with an average of 4 courses per semester and 8 lessons per week. The teachers of the four different courses are different from each other, the class system is small, and the students do not share. So you have the opportunity to meet a lot of like-minded people. The school gave a lot of reading material and advice, but it was all self-awareness. Because even if you don’t study so seriously, it’s not easy for the teacher to notice or communicate with you. This is a very international school, and the official statement given by KCL is that it consists of 30% international students. But the international students in my class are even more than 65%, the ratio is very average, with not too many Chinese or Indians. I don’t think the career prospects of this major are very good, but it is a major that is very helpful for self-improvement and critical thinking. Therefore, I recommend people who have an industry at home, no employment pressure, are interested in logic and literature and are self-disciplined to study this major.

King’s offers a truly incredible scope of modules in their English degree programme, which provided the main basis for my choosing to study there. However, my classmates progressing to their final year in 2022/3 (I will be completing a year abroad) were disappointed at the variety and Eurocentricity of the modules offered: we expected better from a university which prides itself on its decolonisation programmes.

The staff truly are world-class. Both my French teachers and English lecturers are incredibly knowledgeable in their fields and always willing to help. They really do provide the most comprehensive educational experience.

There are a wide array of societies at the university, providing opportunities to fulfil any interests or hobbies and connect with people similar to yourself. King’s also offers some amazing opportunities for internships and study abroad, which are so helpful for broadening both your personal and professional horizons.

My programme included theoretical and practical Media related modules, and has helped me acquire strong communication skills, among other pragmatic knowledge related to technology, such as marketing, programming and digital design. My College offers students an international academic experience, gathering students from various countries and continents. Expectations regarding my future career involve the knowledge acquired throughout my three years at King’s as well as following a Marketing Master’s Degree at King’s to specialise in this field.