Life Hacks for Starting Uni 2
By Misha Bazarov, MSci Chemistry, Department of Chemistry Starting uni is, of course, a stressful time, as it is a huge new step in your […]
What I love about studying Chemistry with Biomedicine at King’s (it’s been 4 years?!)
By Hayley Wootton, Chemistry with Biomedicine, Department of Chemistry It’s June 2014. I’m a year 12 student looking for the Franklin-Wilkins building on the Waterloo […]
Life Hacks for Starting Uni
By Cherry Lim, BSc Computer Science, Department of Informatics Starting uni can seem incredibly scary, especially if you’re living away from home. Fortunately, there are […]
Life beyond an electronic engineering degree
By Zara Lim, MEng Electronic Engineering, Department of Informatics A question I often get asked is ‘What can I do with an electronic engineering degree?’ […]
My Clearing Experience
By Jonathan Gan, MEng Electronic Engineering, Department of Informatics A-Level results day is very likely to be the most daunting day for a lot of […]
Letter from a PhD Student to a First Year
By Matt Lane, PhD Cross-disciplinary Approaches to Non-Equilibrium Systems, Department of Physics The transition from college to university can be daunting, but now that you’re […]
Letter from a Graduating Physics Student to a First Year
By Julia Lascar, MSci Physics & Philosophy, Department of Physics Dear first year, I’m you, but older, wiser, tired, and heavily caffeinated. Well, I’m probably […]
My King’s internship and career journey
By Isabella Trujillo-Cortes, Biomedical Engineering, Department of Biomedical Engineering My second year at university has probably been the most challenging academic year so far. Aside […]
Studying at King’s and what I enjoy about Electronic Engineering
By Zara Lim, MEng Electronic Engineering, Department of Informatics When I was in sixth form, I remember having difficulty trying to narrow down which universities […]
How King’s is helping me prepare for my future career
By Hayley Wootton, Chemistry with Biomedicine, Department of Chemistry A question I’m always asked when I talk to prospective students is “What can I do […]