As London’s most central university, King’s has nine faculties, schools and institutes which makes King’s one of the largest multi-faculty institutions in the UK. King’s Business School is now the largest provider of undergraduate management teaching in London, as well as having a thriving postgraduate community, with over 800 students registered on master’s degrees and a growing number of research students. PhD completion rates at King’s are among the highest in the country.

King’s is a member of the Russell Group coalition, and the academic partner of King’s Health Partners, one of only six Academic Health Sciences Centres in England designated by the Department of Health.

King’s Careers & Employability service assists and advertises vacancies for part-time, temporary, voluntary and vacation work providing support to current students and graduates. They also offer internships and information on working abroad, assisting students to find their international career. The student ambassador scheme provides many paid working opportunities and there is a wide range of paid work available via the Students’ Union.

King’s College London has played a major role in many of the advances that shape modern life today, such as the discovery of the structure of DNA and research that led to the development of radio, television, mobile phones and radar.

King’s has more than 40,000 alumni from over 185 countries including 12 Nobel Prize winners. For almost 200 years King’s research has been, and continues to be, world leading producing graduates that are some of the most employable in the world.