It’s social life is very good and timetable isn’t too draining. The learning is good that you get smaller group tutorials to consolidate your learning too. However the admin is horrendous and don’t expect your queries or problems to be solved quickly.

Neuroscience although difficult its a very interesting course. I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in that topic area. Sometimes I worry about the career I willing to pursue after finishing my degree.

New country, new city, new university. It sounds terrible but the community at King’s definitely made it easier. I remember my first day on campus, meeting people that I am still friends with to this day and remembering how everyone was eager to introduce themselves. Everyone has a story and everyone is different but our love for Medicine makes us all have something in common. I really enjoyed the variety of class types that we had and the early dissection and clinical exposure.

In order to further improve my experience, I would appreciate some more support from admin when it comes to replying to emails or absences for certain circumstances. The community is very international and therefore the understanding when it comes to international students should also mirror this.

My opinion is that KCL is really a good university. I attended my MSc there and it was really worth it. Moving to London has been a really challenging decision but KCL made me feel at home. Everyone in the staff was so friendly and welcoming that I never worried about myself being left alone in a foreign city!

I recommend this university because teachers and professors in this school are devoted to students. They contact with students frequently to collect opinions and try to improve. The difficulty of different classes is dependent on different major.

Many networking opportunities – especially with fellow Russel Group London universities and Oxbridge due to inter-uni social events and talks. Plenty of things going on constantly no matter what time of year.