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2017 POSTGRADUATE GUIDE 5 260+ CAMPUSES IN THE SOCIETIES AND 84% HEART OF LONDON STUDENT GROUPS OF RESEARCH IS WORLD-LEADING 6th OR EXCELLENT 250+ 10.5k IN THE UK £1bn Research Excellence COURSES WITH 12 Framework (REF) 2014 NOBEL PRIZE REDEVELOPMENT POSTGRADUATE QS World University PART-TIME OPTIONS Rankings 2016–17 WINNERS PROGRAMME STUDENTS 91% ONE OF THE WORLD’S 4th MASTER’S GRADUATES IN WORK OR FURTHER STUDY OLDEST UNIVERSITY IN ENGLAND Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education (DLHE) 2015 Top 25 300+ UNIVERSITIES PARTNERSHIPS QS World University WORLDWIDE Top 7 LONDONLONDON IS ISTHE THE Rankings 2016–17 IN THE UK FOR RESEARCH EARNINGS 5th REF 2014 BEST STUDENT CITY IN THE WORLD £28k 60 QS Best Student Cities AVERAGE SALARY OF OUR MASTER’S GRADUATES SPORTS 2016 CLUBS 1.2m DLHE 2015 BOOKS AND E-BOOKS IN KING’S LIBRARIES 7th IN THE UK FOR 26,700+ 5th GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY STUDENTS FROM MORE Times Higher Education 2015 IN THE UK FOR THE QUALITY THAN 150 COUNTRIES OF OUR RESEARCH REF 2014 Contents Why King’s 2 Subject areas – Find your niche 58 London locations 2 Academic Preparation Courses 60 Be part of London 4 Arts, Culture & Media 62 Join a vibrant community 6 Biomedical & Chemical Sciences 66 Academic excellence 8 Computer Science & Engineering 70 Enhance your career 10 Dental Training & Science 74 Connect to arts & sciences 12 Education & Child Studies 78 Connect to health 14 Geography, the Environment 82 & Development Connect to the world 16 Global Health & Social Medicine 86 Build skills & networks 18 Healthcare Management 90 Research success 20 & Leadership Flexible learning & facilities 22 History 94 A taste of King’s 24 Imaging Sciences 98 Languages, 100 Our faculties 26 Literature & Society Faculty of Arts & Humanities 26 Law 104 Dental Institute 28 Management, 108 The Dickson Poon School of Law 30 Business & Finance Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine 32 Pharmacy, Pharmacology 112 & Forensic Science Faculty of Natural & 34 Mathematical Sciences Philosophy, 116 Theology & Ethics Florence Nightingale Faculty 36 of Nursing & Midwifery Physical Sciences & Mathematics 120 Institute of Psychiatry, 38 Politics, Economics 122 Psychology & Neuroscience & International Studies London is an integral part of the King’s experience and I am delighted to share Faculty of Social Science 40 Professional Healthcare 126 an insight into what your life will be like studying at a world-leading university & Public Policy Psychiatry, Psychology 130 in the heart of such a vibrant, multicultural city. & Neuroscience Key information 42 As a postgraduate student at King’s, you’ll enjoy outstanding connections with London’s cultural, Security & Conflict Studies 134 political, legal and health institutions, and opportunities to build networks and invaluable skills. Steps to King’s 42 Through contact with our world-class academics, you will benefit from the collaborative, cross-disciplinary Entry requirements & applying Discover more 138 approach that has ensured our research, teaching and learning are globally recognised and respected. 44 Postgraduate taught index 138 At King’s you will receive a prestigious, modern education that will challenge you to push boundaries Accommodation 46 and support you to reach your potential. You will be part of a diverse community that has been shaping Residences 48 Postgraduate research index 141 global thought and knowledge for almost 200 years, and be part of our mission to bring about positive change in the world far into the future. Fees & living costs 50 General information index 142 Funding 52 Important information & policy 143 Wellbeing & student support 54 Next steps 144 International student support 56 President & Principal, & requirements Professor Edward Byrne AC WATERLOO TATE MODERN GUY’S 2 Postgraduate Guide 2017 | King’s College London STATION HOSPITAL London locations London locations BIG BEN AND CITY OF LONDON ROYAL COURTS THE HOUSES OF LONDON EYE SOUTH BANK ST PAUL’S SHAKESPEARE’S ST THOMAS’ FINANCIAL THE SHARD OF JUSTICE PARLIAMENT ARTS COMPLEX CATHEDRAL GLOBE HOSPITAL DISTRICT KING’S KING’S KING’S KING’S STRAND KING’S BUSH MAUGHAN WATERLOO ST THOMAS’ KING’S GUY’S CAMPUS HOUSE LIBRARY CAMPUS CAMPUS CAMPUS KING’S DENMARK HILL CAMPUS, KING’S COLLEGE HOSPITAL AND SOUTH 5 LONDON AND MAUDSLEY HOSPITAL CAMPUSES IN THE HEART OF LONDON APPROXIMATELY 3 MILES (5KM) SOUTH-EAST WHY KING’S? London locations King’s is home to one of the most exciting and highly respected research communities in the world. With King’s connections in London, the city is an extension of your campus. You’ll have daily access to world-class resources such as libraries, galleries, museums and top research hospitals, as well as music, theatre, the arts and sport. 4 Postgraduate Guide 2017 | King’s College London Be part of London Be part of London Be WHY KING’S? Houses of Parliament Be part of London When you join King’s as a student, you also become part of one of the world’s most dynamic cities. With London as your campus, you’ll have constant opportunities to enjoy, discover and explore this fascinating setting for your postgraduate career. Like London, King’s is alive with Special events history, yet constantly finding ways With our strong links to institutions, to innovate and impact on the world organisations and individuals across today. And with more than 27,600 Bush House London and beyond, we are never students from some 150 countries short of speakers for our packed worldwide, King’s matches London programme of talks and events. 150+ in diversity, offering a truly City of London From live screenings and exhibitions cosmopolitan experience that at King’s Cultural Institute to political connects you to the world. NATIONALITIES IN debates or scientific documentaries, there is always something to interest KING’S VIBRANT Bush House: new beginnings and inspire you. STUDENT COMMUNITY Formerly the headquarters of kcl.ac.uk/events the BBC World Service, this striking London landmark is continuing its legacy of global innovation as part Experience London award of King’s from autumn 2017. With Find out how King’s can recognise state-of-the-art facilities, Bush House, your commitment and breadth of along with two of its sister buildings, skills in ways that benefit both will offer outstanding spaces for students and the community. world-leading research, teaching The National Theatre and collaboration. kcl.ac.uk/london-award kcl.ac.uk/bush-house ‘I enjoy everything about Royal Courts of Justice London. There’s such a rich culture and environment. There are plays, movies, music… there’s far too much, but it’s wonderful!’ Ted, History of War MA. Read more on page 97. Postgraduate Guide 2017 | King’s College London 7 Join a vibrant community Join a vibrant community Join WHY KING’S? Join a vibrant community Being at King’s is not only an enriching experience from an academic perspective – you’ll also become part of a diverse and active student community, with countless ways to get involved, meet like-minded people and develop new skills for the future. Working together Get involved, get paid King’s College London Students’ Whether it’s helping at an open Union (KSCLU) is each and every evening or providing support student at King’s. By working at one of our many live screenings, Chapters Cafe, Strand Campus together we can: exhibitions or talks, there are constant opportunities to get involved. Find a 260+ • get involved in university life short-term contract or part-time job King’s Sport’s ground, Honor Oak Park • socialise with one of the world’s with your faculty or central services SOCIETIES AND most diverse networks of people and get paid the London Living Wage. • access support when we need it ACTIVITY GROUPS kingstalentbank.com • make a difference for ourselves, each other and the world. Associate of King’s College kclsu.org Broaden your perspective and kclsupage tackle life’s big questions – reflect @kclsu on theology, philosophy and ethics today. You can take King’s original Join our team award, the Associate of King’s College, free alongside your degree. Whatever your sport, activity or experience level, King’s Sport kcl.ac.uk/akc King’s Sport’s ground, New Maldon and KCLSU offer something for everyone: ‘While at King’s I got involved in • join one of our 60+ sports clubs King’s gym, Waterloo Campus King’s Think Tank, a student-led • enjoy recreational sport with society. I’m interested in working the BeActive programme with public policy and this helped • keep fit with our King’s Sport Health & Fitness Centres or earn me to get involved with students activity rewards with King’s Move from different backgrounds and • see if you qualify for a was really enriching for my performance scholarship. academic experience.’ kcl.ac.uk/sport Juliana, International Tax LLM. KingsSport.ac.uk Read more on page 107. @Team_KingsSport 8 Postgraduate Guide 2017 | King’s College London Academic excellence Academic excellence Academic WHY KING’S? Academic excellence When deciding where to study as a postgraduate student, the quality of teaching is paramount. At King’s you’ll be part of a world top 25 university that has been delivering world-class teaching and cutting-edge research for almost 200 years. Interdisciplinary by nature, Expert advice our academics challenge subject KCLSU Advice is here to support you boundaries, develop pioneering with concerns about your academic solutions and bring about positive progress or any aspect of university change in the world. During your life – free, impartial and confidential. time here we’ll do everything we can to support you to achieve your kclsu.org/advice potential and help you adjust to a new academic environment. 12 Discover our faculties Personal tutors With world-leading academics NOBEL PRIZE All our taught master’s students from across the spectrum of WINNERS are allocated a personal tutor from disciplines, our eight academic The Gordon Museum, Guy’s Campus The Quad, Strand Campus within their department or faculty.
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