5 reasons why I love Urban Informatics
I remember being fascinated when I first found out about King’s MSc Urban Informatics course. It seemed like such a fascinating emerging area of […]
Why I chose Kings
How is university different from school?
Your time at university is like a block of clay – you can mold it into whatever you want, but unless you go through […]
A year in industry – employer’s thoughts on King’s students
Spending a year in industry provides an opportunity to gain practical real-world experience from a range of fields, to complement and enhance your academic studies. The […]
How my time at King’s is supporting my career ambitions – Maths
Even as a child, the mystique of mathematical equations beckoned me to contemplate for hours or even days. The relief and bafflement of my personal […]
Why I love Computer Science
I consider Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence to be a most fulfilling subject, as it combines scientific rigour with creative flair. This unique mix equips […]
What I love about Biomedical Engineering
By Isabella Trujillo-Cortes, Biomedical Engineering, Department of Biomedical Engineering I’m going to summarise what I’ve loved the most whilst studying at King’s these past two […]
Why I chose to study MSc Web Intelligence at King’s
By Chris Mavraki, MSc Web Intelligence, Department of Informatics Greetings! My name is Chris and I am a postgraduate student at King’s College London. I’m […]
Why I chose King’s – MSc Advanced Computing
By Luis Castillo, MSc Advanced Computing, Department of Informatics Before joining Kings, I did an undergraduate degree in Digital Systems Engineering and worked for a […]
Why I decided to study Biomedical Engineering at King’s
By Neha Gazula, BEng Biomedical Engineering, Department of Biomedical Engineering Having studied in a British curriculum system for most of my education, it was natural […]
Why I decided to study Physics at King’s
By William Massey, MSci Physics, Department of Physics When I was coming towards the end of my time at school I remember struggling through leaflets […]