Student perspectives

Kayak polo at King's Funday

What is it really like to study at King's? We asked King's undergraduates to discuss their course and options, the teaching and workload, life in the College, what they do outside their studies, and how they found the application process.

The documents below give detailed and individual experiences of specific courses, but they are worth reading if you're interested in other courses too: they give a range of views about general aspects of being part of the King's community and how things work. 

This page is growing! So far, you can read about:

• Architecture
• Architecture
   
• Asian and Middle Eastern Studies: Chinese
• Asian and Middle Eastern Studies: Japanese
• Asian and Middle Eastern Studies: Arabic
• Asian and Middle Eastern Studies: Arabic and Persian
• Asian and Middle Eastern Studies: Arabic and Russian
   
• Classics
• Classics
   
• Economics
   
• Engineering
• Engineering
   
• English
   
• Geography
   
• History
   
• Human, Social and Political Sciences: Political Philosophy
• Human, Social and Political Sciences: Political Philosophy
• Human, Social and Political Sciences: Social Anthropology
   
• Law
• Law (year abroad)
   
• Mathematics
• Mathematics
   
• Medicine
   
• Modern and Medieval Languages: French and German
• Modern and Medieval Languages: French and Spanish
   
• Music
   
• Natural Sciences (Biological)
• Natural Sciences (Biological): Field trip
• Natural Sciences (Physical)
   
• Philosophy
• Philosophy

Photo accounts

• King's Funday - on the back lawn
  (chatting, bouncy castle and other inflatables, games, face paint, ice cream)
• King's Funday - on the river
  (kayak polo, punt racing and getting wet)
• King's Funday - in Bodley's Court
  (food and music)

Printable Student Perspectives booklets:

See also:

• Social Life
• Societies
• Sport
• Music

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