I especially like the course design. The content of each lesson was very interesting. The college encourages auditing, and the elective classes in one college can be mixed, and the content is very rich, so you can meet students from different majors.
School life is very rich, there are various cultural activities. The environment is very diverse and international, and there are many opportunities. My career path is very clear, but it is really hard to find a job abroad.

I’m loving being in London for my MA. The KCL Arts & Cultural Management MA is not nearly as much work as I anticipated, which leaves room for part-time work as well as time to explore the city and travel around London. I chose KCL for the international recognition of the name and the connections of a top-tier university both in England and abroad. The facilities are beautiful and the buildings are top-notch. The coursework is significantly less than I thought, though it is unclear if this is a product of transitioning out of blended learning and into full time in person teaching or if the course has always been set up with this level of rigor. While course load is dependent on personal opinion as well as classes, I’m still happy to be at KCL and am enjoying the additional free time to grow as a young adult whilst studying my Masters.

King’s College London is located in Strand, central London. Theatres, museums and galleries are just around the corner. After lectures and seminars, it was a great experience to dive into the cultural centre of the UK, immersing yourself in the global culture.