King's College London, University of London
City of Westminster | London
Ucas code: K60
Source: King's College London Students' Union
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View all courses (133)How students describe this university
Varied union activities
71%
MEDPolitical
72%
HIGHCreative
64%
MEDDiverse local nightlife
75%
MEDSporty
64%
MEDNumber of students
32,895students attended last year
Undergraduate / Postgraduate
58%of students are undergrads
Full-time / Part-time
8%of students are part-time
Male / Female
36%of students are male
Young / Mature
20%of students aged over 21
UK / Non-UK
35%of students here are from outside the UK
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Scholarship
uni bursary, was automtaic
2018, 2nd year, Pre Clinical Medicine
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Generally very good, with good support for assignments. The teaching is mixed, and I'm a bit disappointed in the options of...
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2018, 2nd year, Linguistics Not Elsewhere Classified
Course
Generally very good, with good support for assignments. The teaching is mixed, and I'm a bit disappointed in the options of modules for 3rd year
2018, 2nd year, Linguistics Not Elsewhere Classified
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Course
Fantastic lecturers and tutors, a good sized cohort, amazing student experience with great facilities and events provided by...
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2018, 2nd year, Business & Commercial Law
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Fantastic lecturers and tutors, a good sized cohort, amazing student experience with great facilities and events provided by the law school. A great career focus thanks to well-organised vocational student societies.
2018, 2nd year, Business & Commercial Law
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Accommodation
Staying in the same place
2018, 2nd year, Business & Commercial Law
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Support
Didn't seek help from university for financial issues.
2018, 2nd year, Business & Commercial Law
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Scholarship
I am one of 27 scholars at the university. The application process was easy, but places were very competitive. I had to do an...
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2018, 2nd year, Business & Commercial Law
Scholarship
I am one of 27 scholars at the university. The application process was easy, but places were very competitive. I had to do an interview and two short essays. I recommend all students at least have a go at applying.
2018, 2nd year, Business & Commercial Law
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View from the Strand Campus
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Waterfront bar
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Outside the Maughan Library
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The Round Room, Maughan Library
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Students in the lab
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Maughan Library
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Stamford Street appartments
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Student accommodation
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Rugby at King's College
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