A day in the life of an Electronic Engineering student
As an Electronic Engineering student my day is quite busy but also very rewarding! I usually wake up at around 8am and my first lecture […]
Electronic Engineering
An Engineer’s guide to the King’s Strand campus – where to work, study and relax!
If you think that life as an engineering student means spending hours and hours in the lab…think again! There are plenty of different spaces across King’s which cater to aspiring engineers – […]
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 […]
Careers – How King’s is helping me prepare (Electronic Engineering)
By Jonathan Gan, MEng Electronic Engineering, Department of Informatics In my first year of university, I was unaware of the various opportunities King’s had to […]
Studying at King’s and what I enjoy about Electronic Engineering
By Zara Lim, MEng Electronic Engineering When I was in sixth form, I remember having difficulty trying to narrow down which universities I should apply […]
What is the King’s community like?
By Michael Leeman, BEng Electronic Engineering, Department of Informatics My life at King’s has, so far, been a thoroughly pleasurable experience. Not only I am […]
My top tips for starting uni
By Leyth Hammoud, BEng Electronic & Information Engineering, Department of Informatics It’s the first day and you’re scrambling your way through second and third years […]
The pros of living at home as a student
By Zara Lim, MEng Electronic Engineering, Department of Informatics Accommodation at uni shapes a crucial part of your young adult life and it can be difficult deciding […]
Entering the world of work…with support from King’s!
By Will Alsagoff, MEng Electronic Engineering, Department of Informatics If you’ve read my last article, you’ll remember that I highlighted how your life in uni […]