King’s a great place to study! The course (Digital Media and Culture) is a lot of fun and interdisciplinary so you get to make many choices in what you’d like to specialise in. In terms of the wider university, the student union is fantastic with tons of society and sports options running a range of activities, so regardless of what you’re interested in, you’ll be able to find something and you’ll always be welcomed with open arms. To me, the greatest thing about King, though, is the people. The teaching staff are excellent, thorough, supportive, and helpful whenever you need them. And the other students, whether they be peers on your course or those older, are super nice and everyone is very welcoming and works together to help each other through university.

During my time at Kings College London i’ve experienced a multitude of positive events and feelings throughout my first year studies. However, the most predominate thing to note would be the consistent communication provided by all lecture conveyors and seminar leaders expressing their constant desire to help and support their students. This is a significant positive of the university as it allows strong academic relationships to be built between professors and their students to make studying and university life in general an all round more positive experience, which in turn, increases attendance and students potential to succeed.

A uni with a long history and perfect location. But it’s nor very flexible in the teaching system and also not very convenient for students to ask for any personalized requests. Teachers here are very patient and helpful.

Good university. Fantastic improv team from what I’ve heard. Just some really funny guys doing some classic improv in the Running-a-mock comedy society. Apparently they’re expanding to sketch and stand up too! Yowza!

It is one of the best options if you want to study in London. I think I did an awesome decision. I am a PhD student, our department is really supportive.I can find support wherever when I am in need.