Life at King’s – will I enjoy it?
By Olga Tereszkowska-Kaminska, MSci Chemistry, Department of Chemistry When applying to uni there is always that big question of ‘will I enjoy it?’ and, whilst everyone’s […]
Life at King’s
Life at King’s – Being part of a university sports club
By Daniela Nolan, PG Dip Mathematics, Department of Mathematics It is important to find ways to fill your free time whilst at university. A great […]
Life at King’s – what to do with your spare time?
By Luis Castillo, MSc Advanced Computing, Department of Informatics Living in London is something I have wanted to do since I visited the city two […]
Life at King’s – Being a woman studying STEM
By Daniela Nolan, PG Dip Mathematics, Department of Mathematics During my A-Levels I was sometimes the only girl in the class. Going to university knowing […]
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 […]
Life at King’s – Time outside of lectures
By William Massey, MSci Physics, Department of Physics One of the big questions I had when I joined King’s was wondering what life outside of […]
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 […]
Making the most of your time at King’s
By Neha Gazula, BEng Biomedical Engineering, Department of Engineering When I think about what university life should be like, I think of it as being […]
Where to begin? My tips for your first few weeks at King’s (a PG Perspective)
By Alexios Stellas, MSc Computing & Security, Department of Informatics Moving to a new city can always be scary, especially when it is in a […]
Life at King’s – Finding things to do & working (a PG Perspective)
By Yuanwen Li, MSc Web Intelligence, Department of Informatics The one-year study is actually very short, especially for the taught masters. Because you don’t have a full-time schedule […]