King's College London (reviews)

My experience at King’s College London was exceptional. The LLM offered an academic environment of the highest level, with outstanding professors and internationally recognised experts who brought both depth and global perspective to their teaching.
What stood out most was the combination of academic excellence and an extremely stimulating international environment. The programme encouraged rigorous thinking, discussion and intellectual curiosity well beyond the classroom.
During my year, I also served as President of the King’s College Postgraduate Law Society. This gave me the opportunity to experience student life and the academic community from a broader perspective, including engagement with fellow postgraduate students and the wider law school environment. That experience was equally rewarding and unique.
I would strongly recommend King’s College London to anyone looking for a demanding, international and intellectually stimulating postgraduate legal education.

Really enjoyed my time at King’s. The biggest issue I had was the fact it felt like there were two main campuses – Strand and Guy’s – and two that fell by the wayside – Waterloo and Denmark Hill. I feel like more could be done to integrate those campuses, maybe even adding compulsory classes in every campus so students feel more connected.

King’s College London offers a strong academic environment with knowledgeable lecturers and a diverse student community. Its central London location provides excellent access to cultural attractions, internships, and career opportunities, making it an exciting place to study. The university has modern facilities, a wide range of student societies, and good support services that help students settle into university life.

One of the biggest advantages of studying at King’s is the international atmosphere, where students from many different backgrounds can learn and collaborate. The courses are challenging and encourage critical thinking and independent learning.

The main drawbacks are the high cost of living in London and occasional administrative delays, which can sometimes be frustrating. Despite these challenges, the overall experience is highly rewarding, and I would recommend King’s College London to students looking for a prestigious university with excellent academic and professional opportunities.

Versatile degree with many potential teaching pathways and career options. However a degree focused a lot on social studies rather than culture and media. There should be more of a focus on this given the degree title, making it seem a bit misleading.