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院校网址:http://www.kcl.ac.uk     邮政编码:WC2R 2LS

距离伦敦 5m 距离伯明翰 2h10m 距离曼城 3h30m
距离爱丁堡 6h50m 距离卡迪夫 2h40m 距离贝尔法斯特 9h10m
航空抵达 铁路抵达
公路抵达 其他抵达
城市消费水平 中国学生比例 国际学生比例 13.5%
满意度排名 毕业6个月就业率 84% 年度生活费 £

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King's College London

花费Fees

生活费/周Catered costs £137-£453

英国欧盟UK/EU fees £9,000

国际学生Fees (international) £15,200-£19,570

地址Address

Strand, London, WC2R 2LS


Performance

项目

Score数值

Ranking排名

2015 Times Ranking

2015年泰晤士报排名


29

2014 Times Ranking

2014年泰晤士报排名


27

World Ranking

世界排名


16

Student satisfaction

学生满意度

78.7%

106

Research quality

研究质量

23.3%

23

Ucas entry points

本科录取水平

470

13

Graduate prospects

毕业生展望

80.1%

12

Firsts and 2:1s

1等及21学位比例

81.1%

11

Completion rate

完成度

92.5%

23

Student-staff ratio

学生-老师比

11.4:1

4

Services/facilities spend

服务/设施花费

£2,090

23

Graduate salaries

毕业生起薪

£24,247


Sports points/rank

体育

807.5

39


Social mix

学生情况

Score数值

Undergraduate (full-time)

本科全日制人数

13,005

Postgraduate (full-time)

研究生全日制人数

6,490

Applications/places

申请人数/录取人数

36,060/4,435

Applications/places ratio

申请录取率

8.1:1

EU students

欧盟学生

9.4%

Other overseas students

海外学生

13.5%

Mature

成年学生

14.9%

State school educated

公立学校教育

70.9%

Middle class/working class

中产/工薪比率

75.8/24.2

Student satisfaction 学生满意度

Subject

科目领域

%

Anatomy & Physiology

解剖和生理学

82.1

Biological Science

生物科学

85.6

Business Studies

商务研究

82.6

Classics & Ancient History

古典和古代史

85.4

Communication & Media Studies

传媒和媒体研究

82.5

Computer Science

计算机科学

81.4

Dentistry

牙医

84.8

English

英语

76.4

Food Science

食品科学

76.3

French

法语

88.3

Geography & Environmental Science

地理和环境科学

78.6

German

德语

82.4

History

历史

85.3

Iberian Languages

伊比利亚语

83.0

Law

法律

79.9

Lingusistics

语言学

72.4

Mathematics

数学

81.4

Medicine

医学

63.2

Music

音乐

73.6

Nursing

护理

79.4

Pharmacology and Pharmacy

药理学和药剂学

88.1

Philosophy

哲学

90.3

Physics and Astronomy

物理和天文学

80.0

Physiotherapy

物理疗法

82.1

Politics

政治

71.9

Subjects allied to medicine

医学相关

76,3

Theology & Religious Studies

神学和宗教研究

70.5

奖学金/助学金Bursaries/scholarships

King's Living Bursary of £1,500 (household income below £25K) or £1,000 (£25K–£42.6K), payable for all years.

Bursaries and merit scholarships, including 50 Access to Professions scholarships of £3,000 for years 1–3 for certain courses in medicine and dentistry; Dickson Poon law scholarships: 25 of £9,000 a year and 50 of £6,000 a year.

大学概况University Profile

King’s is one of a select few universities to presently rank in higher in world university league tables than in domestic ones. Placed 16 in the new QS world rankings, it ranks only 29 in our league table this year.

The disparity arises from world rankings that take account of reputation among fellow academics and employers, together with number of research citations, and domestic rankings which have a significant input from student satisfaction. For this, King’s ranks 106 out of 123 institutions in our league table this yearEdinburgh and Manchester, in particular, suffer similarly and accordingly all three dwell far more on their international rankings on their websites.

King’s has won domestic awards in recent times, however. It was The Sunday Times University of the Year for Graduate Employment as recently as 2012-13 and won our overall University of the Year title two years before in 2010; the former award in particular an acknowledgement of the high regard in which King’s graduates are held by employers (and the high starting salaries they continue to command - £24,247 for the 2013 leavers).

So, despite the iffy student satisfaction scores, students continue to apply here in their droves, both domestically and internationally and the university has capitalised on that with the relaxation of recruitment restrictions by the Government. Its intake has grown by 13% – more than 500 students – in two years.

With applications also up by 7% in 2013, there is scope to continue, although there are hotly-contested plans to cut the staff by up to 120 academics, mainly in the large schools of medicine and biosciences.

King’s was once known primarily for science, but now has a distinguished reputation across nine schools including humanities, law and social sciences, which includes War Studies.

One of the oldest and largest of the University of London’s colleges, King’s has played a part in many of the advances that shape modern life, including the discovery of DNA and the development of radar. Eight alumni or academics won Nobel Prizes in the 20th century, including Archbishop Desmond Tutu for his work to end apartheid and Rosalind Franklin for her contribution to identifying the structure of DNA.

A £500m fundraising campaign is focused on some of today’s most pressing challenges in five priority areas, including neuroscience and mental health, cancer and global power.

In the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise, 60% cent of the college’s submission was judged to be world-leading or internationally excellent. It is Europe’s largest centre for the education of doctors, dentists and other healthcare professionals, and home to six Medical Research Council Centres. King’s Health Partners Academic Health Sciences Centre represents a pioneering collaboration between the college and three NHS foundation trusts.

King’s describes itself as “the most central university in London” because four of its five campuses are within a single square mile around the banks of the Thames. The fifth is not far away at Denmark Hill in south London.

The original Strand site and the Waterloo campus, which includes the largest university building in London, house most of the non-medical departments. Nursing and midwifery and some biomedical subjects are also based at Waterloo, while medicine and dentistry are mainly at Guy’s Hospital, near London Bridge, and in the St Thomas’ Hospital campus, across the river from the Houses of Parliament.

The Denmark Hill campus houses the Institute of Psychiatry, as well as more medicine and dentistry. The Maurice Wohl Institute, which is due to open by the end of the year, is set to be one of Europe’s leading centres of interdisciplinary neuroscience research. 

Libraries on all the main campuses have been upgraded recently – part of a £60m programme of improvements to student facilities. Further investment of £140m is planned over the next few years.

The expansion of the Strand Campus into the East Wing of Somerset House in 2012 provided impressive new premises for the 175-year-old School of Law. A £12m science gallery will open on the Guy’s campus next year, focused on 15-25 year-olds.

About one student in five is from outside the European Union, many of them among the 8,600 postgraduates. An institutional audit by the Quality Assurance Agency gave King’s the highest mark, stressing the excellence of the student support services.

The college’s location means King’s students are in an enviable position for accessing opportunities for work experience. A new Internships Office is working with King’s Careers Service to support development in this area and keep graduate prospects among the very best in Britain.

Almost three undergraduates in ten come from independent schools, in spite of the college’s efforts to widen its intake. King’s has launched a new Enhanced Support Dentistry Programme to attract talented school-leavers from lower performing schools, along the lines of its celebrated Access to Medicine course.

The active students’ union, which runs bars, cafes and a nightclub, puts on an extensive programme of events. The college is well provided with accommodation in a variety of residences, in busy central locations as well as in quieter, residential areas. There are privately-operated residences and others run by the University of London, as well as more than 2,500 places in university-owned provision.

学生观点Student view

Sebastiaan Debrouwere, students’ union president

First impressions

A university where you feel the buzz of London while immersing yourself in cutting-edge research.

Worst feature

In such a huge and fast-paced city, you have to grow up much faster.

Making a difference

A student-led campaign that won the living wage for all our staff and our outreach groups’ work with almost 30 schools around London.

Deal clincher

Whether it’s through volunteering, being exposed to leading academics or working and living as a Londoner, you are never a passive observer here.



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