King's College London sciences programs
King's world-class science programs deliver future-facing education, taught by leading academics in cutting-edge facilities. Students learn how to solve major societal challenges through an interdisciplinary lens, gaining the skills and experience needed to work within emerging and future industries across the science spectrum. Their science programs are rooted in scientific problem-solving. Through embedded training in entrepreneurship skills, students develop innovative, agile thinking that enhances their future employability.
It ranked #32 out of 500 globally by ARWU in science programs.
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Master of Science [M.Sc] Mathematics
Master of Science [M.Sc] Forensic Science
Master of Science [M.Sc] Neuroscience
Master of Science [M.Sc] Chemistry
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Biomedical Science
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Physics
Postgraduate Certificate Physics
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Neuroscience
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Pharmacology
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Chemistry
Master of Science [M.Sc] Physics
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Nutrition
Doctor of Philosophy [Ph.D] Physics
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Medical Physiology
Master of Philosophy [M.Phil] Physics
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- Likes:
- King's College London is an esteemed college, has a good world ranking, and is quite well known so that is beneficial.,
- Academically, the structure of the syllabus is very clear. You will always have an idea at the very beginning of the course, about when you submit each assignment and where the exams will be held.,
- You are well informed about the career options after the course. Opportunities to network with people in different fields.,
- King's College London has 4 campuses across main London, wherein the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience (IOPPN) is a separate campus in itself.,
- Travelling to any of these campuses is very accessible and you can use any of them. For example, there are libraries on all campuses. Almost all campuses have at least one 24/7 library.,
- Teachers are very warm and kind. You can always approach them.
- Dislikes:
- There is no placement as such. You can find career fairs happening on campus and career mentors. However, there is no placement cell.,
- The lab experience for everyone will be different. Which can be considered good or bad. However, for a dissertation, you can rank the projects you want to work on, and if you end up getting a lower rank of your preference, then you might not get the kind of research experience you want. You can always opt to reach out individually to researchers in that case.
I chose this college as I really loved their website specifically for Neuroscience. Exposure to using fMRI, and brain histology really motivated me to apply for an MSc in Neuroscience at KCL. This course allowed me to choose a speciality out of neuroimaging, neurodegeneration, cognitive neuroscience and neural stem cells - all topic very much in demand in neuroscience research. Out of three offers that I got, KCL was the best university ranking wise, exposure wise, location wise. My overall experience was definitely very good especially because of the support by teachers, who were always very helpful and kind.
- Likes:
- Stellar Academics, Good Extracurricular activities, Inclusive campus and welcoming students, Proximity to the best locations (Corporate Offices help with open days), Stellar Faculty , Emphasis on Applied Learning
- Dislikes:
- Major emphasis on self-studying (less hand-held support), Assessment arrangements can sometimes be "not ideal", Cost of Living
I chose my course, particularly King's because I did not know what I wanted to do at the time of applying but I had a rough idea that it would be something related to economics and the field of finance which is why I chose economics and management which has a good mix of both quantitative and qualitative learning.
I chose the university for its high global ranking (15th in the world) and excellent reputation. I was also impressed by their focus on psychiatric and neurological research which is what I am interested in pursuing.
I have chosen this university because of the immaculate course. The course has incredible flexibility as in Y2 you can choose very tailored modules to yourself after a Y1 which is a taster of the wide range of modules. These include: anatomy, biochemistry, genetics, neuroscience, pharmacology, cell biology among others. The campus is also situated in the heart of London with walking journey to attractions such as London eye, tower bridge etc.
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Indian students seeking admission in the MBBS program of King’s Londo College must have passed Class XII examination with at least 90% marks from CBSE and CISCE boards only. You must also take UCAT in order to get admission in this program.