Whos bored and hungry?
Drop your go to anti boredom places around your campuses and food spots
Course and year too people
DO NOT BE SHY
cheers

please message me on instagram @loveley.mocha for all details

hello! anyone doing business management: how are u finding it? what does your week look like / how’s the workload? would really appreciate some insight as i weigh up my options

Hey anyone there who had applied at KCL, UK for PhD under cdtnet biomedical engineering group for feb 2027?

Heard anything from the dept yet about the interview?

How does the Beactive work, can I just go to the events or do I need some sort of membership. Like I want to go to badminton on Monday do I need to pay for the badminton society membership or anything

I want to apply to KCL for politics and international relations with A*BB predicted, but the required grades are AAA, can I still apply?

hiya!! i've been looking at ma shakespeare studies at kcl as well as ma shakespeare at birmingham. i'm aware kcl is a lot more expensive than birmingham but it has a well-known reputation for research and high quality facilities. could anyone who's done ma shakespeare studies provide me insight on what the course is like? also, does having access to the globe theatre and the indoor Sam Wanamaker playhouse benefit your devising ability?

Hello

I achieved

A Level Business, Grade A
BTEC National Diploma Applied Science, Grade D*D

GCSE Mathematics, grade 6
GCSE English Language, Grade 5
And 7 other grades , 7655555

Are these grades good enough for history politics economics Bsc

Thanks

Hi everyone, I’m a year 13 student and i’m about to send my application off soon. Could any law students please let me know what GCSEs and A level grades they got, what kind of things you talked about in your personal statement and LNAT scores? Please mention if youre contextual too !! thanks.

Whos just bored and wants to do something?
I do Eng first year, but im not in half the time.
Drop your course and year and your thoughts.

Hi! I'm currently living in a large en suite studio at Moonraker Point, and l'm looking to swap my studio for an en-suite room in a shared flat at:
• Moonraker Point
• SSA (Stamford Street Apartments)
• GDSA (Great Dover Street Apartments)

My current room:
• Moonraker Point studio
• Approx. 16.6-18m2
• Private bathroom
• Small double (3/4 double) bed
• Study desk/area
• Private kitchen
• £450/week

Location
• Zone 1
• ~10 min walk to LSBU
• ~14 min walk to KCL Guy's Campus
• KCL Waterloo is also walkable
• Southwark & Borough stations both under 10 mins away
• Waterloo, Tate Modern, South Bank & Borough Market all within easy reach
Building facilities:
• Common room with sofas, TV, pool & ping pong
• Study areas
• Laundry & bike storage
• 24/7 security
• Good views from the upper floors

Please comment if you're interested or know someone who might be so we can begin with the room transfer process.

I was wondering if anyone has any knowledge about the course and if someone has completed it if they’ve gotten a job yet, and how hard is it to get in?

Hi guys I’m currently looking for a Battersea en suite as it would be a lot more useful for my commute to my campus.

If anyone has an en suite in Battersea and is potentially interested pls lmk x 😙

I’m year 13 rn and I’ve just been browsing the different kcl societies and was wondering if you can join even if your only pretty average at best at the sport

Hi everyone! I’m putting together a study group for second-year law students at KCL. The idea is to meet regularly, depending on everyone’s schedules and what we feel would be most useful, with a focus on our core second-year modules: Tort, Property, and Equity and Trusts (third years in PPL taking any of these modules are also welcome).

The aim is to have a space to work through concepts we find challenging, have regular study sessions and have a good space to revise together. We can structure it in whatever way people find most useful.
We’ll start by meeting in a group study room in the Maughan Library and can later decide whether to continue there or explore other study spots around campus.

Our first meeting will be right after reading week.
If you’re interested in joining, feel free to send me a message or comment below!

Hi everyone!

For anyone who’s currently studying or has studied the BA in Film Studies at KCL, how are you finding the course? Is it mostly theoretical, or do you also get opportunities to explore the practical side of filmmaking?

I’m also curious about what a typical weekly schedule looks like (how many days and hours you’re expected to be at uni) and whether it’s manageable to have a part-time job alongside your studies. Has anyone managed to find work in the film industry while studying?

Also, has anyone had the chance to spend a semester abroad? If so, was it worth it?

Lastly, are there any older students on the course, or is it mostly people straight out of school? And what kind of careers do graduates usually go into?

I’d really appreciate any insights or advice. Thank you! :)

Looking for an undergraduate KCL student to take over a 40 week contract at Canada Water that started on the 19th September - its 373pw but can do a great discount for the rest of term 1.

please dm

Do I have a chance

A level business, grade A
BTEC national diploma applied science, grade D*D

GCSE maths grade 6
GCSE English Language grade 5
GCSE English literature grade 7

Mainly the English language I am worried about as it’s not 6

Accommodation Available at Angel Lane ( 40 weeks) Dm if interested

Hi, im an international student at guys campus. I really want to try some good restaurants in london. it would be really thankful if you could share some good restaurants. Thank you.

Hey everyone,

I am a final year undergraduate student at King’s College London researching how social and political attitudes among young men in the UK relate to views on emerging reversible male contraceptive methods.

The survey takes less than 10 minutes and is completely anonymous.

I am looking for participants who:

• Identify as male
• Are aged 18 to 25
• Are currently living in the UK

The survey covers social and political views, gender roles, and attitudes toward emerging male contraceptive technologies. There are no right or wrong answers and all political views are welcome.

This research has received full ethical clearance from King’s College London (Project ID: 57394).

Survey here: Social/Political Attitudes and the Acceptability of Male Contraception – Fill out form

Thank you so much — genuinely appreciate any responses!!!!!!!