King's College London Speciality : Politics
programme: Religion, Politics and Society

The university is good, the standard of education is impressive and I’m always inspired by the people around me from their accomplishments to their depth of knowledge and most importantly how each individual carries themself. Personally, I believe the marking can be harsh so if you want that 1:1 you have to work extremely hard but once you achieve it, it is worth it. One of my favourite things about King’s College is the campus, it’s in the heart of London and has the best places to study, eat, and have a good time. However, one thing I will say is making friends in this uni may not be as easy as you think a lot of the time individuals prefer to stick to their old groups from sixth form or secondary but that is not to say you will not find friends because the beauty of a London university is you will be introduced to many individuals of various backgrounds.

I enjoy studying my course, religion, politics and society since it is broad and has taught me the interconnection between the three topics. I have always been intrigued by sociology and politics since I lived in 5 different countries with varying cultures and politics. One thing I did not enjoy about my course was the repetitiveness of some of the modules.