King'S College London Alumni

Alumnus Dr Oliver Johnson (Medicine, 2011) has spoken to the Big Issue about being on the frontline of the Ebola epidemic.

Read how a skiing challenge (with some fantastic hats!) raised ┬Ż192,000 for an innovative heart attack diagnostic test: http://ow.ly/Pvbn30lfSt0

Nearly half of the worldŌĆÖs population lack access to essential health services, which causes unnecessary suffering and prevents people from living healthy and productive lives.
With the help of donors and supporters, KingŌĆÖs Global Health Partnerships are working with partners in Somaliland, Sierra Leone and the Democratic Republic of Congo to deliver projects that improve health outcomes: http://ow.ly/ciX930lfAOy

Did you end up in a career that was directly related to your degree, or did you end up doing something completely different? ­¤żö
We'd love to hear your stories of where you ended up in the years since your graduation! ­¤æć­¤Å╝

A new report from the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation (ICSR) at King's has suggested that the number of women and children who joined Isis has been 'significantly underestimated'.

Alumna Dr Helen Hudson acquired her first post at KingŌĆÖs ŌĆō Tutor for Women Students ŌĆō in 1959 and used her position to fight for her female studentsŌĆÖ welfare. She was often the only woman sat on boards and committees, at a time when Professor Jean Hanson, Biophysics, was the only female professor at KingŌĆÖs.
Read more: http://ow.ly/QyTW30l90Ry

#KingsFacts: Volunteer air raid wardens drawn from the administrative staff protected the King's buildings in the Strand during World War Two.
The wardens needed to be alert: in October 1940, a bomb fell in the quad, drilling out a crater some twenty-seven feet deep and fifty eight feet long ­¤Æź

With UK temperatures set to reach 34┬░C, it's vital to use proper sun protection! But according to King's research, people are getting less than half the protection they need due to poor application. Are you making any of these common mistakes?

In our latest blog post, James Bartholomeusz (MA Philosophy, 2014) looks at how Socrates can teach us to stop and consider what comes next - and the benefit that has for new graduates: http://ow.ly/xGbV30l6SeM

We had a great time hosting alumni events in Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore last week! Thank you to everyone who attended, it was great to hear your stories and see you make new alumni connections.
WeŌĆÖll be back again soon, but in the meantime you can stay in touch with us and other alumni in your region by joining an International Alumni Committee near you. Learn more: http://ow.ly/ugZr30l4Fno #ForeverKings ­¤ć¼­¤ć¦’ĖÅ­¤ćŁ­¤ć░’ĖÅ­¤ć▓­¤ćŠ­¤ćĖ­¤ć¼­¤” ü

Very good service

This brings memories 40 years old when I was doing my MA in Medieval History (Crusades & Latin Palaeography)....

Great tutors, great teaching, great facilities - for the time!!!

Tina G.

Proud to be one of Kings College PhD graduates wish all the success to my best university

MUCH more interesting than the main KCL Facebook page. They should learn from you guys!

Kings college, wonderful place to study. I am proud to associate with this center of excellence. I did my Postgraduate Diploma in Aviation Medicine there. It was an awesome experience.

It's one of best education provider in the world. I'm very happy to be here.. Hope the new generation will like & choose this college for study ........



Regards; Dr Masum Billah

It was best part of my life, that I spent at King's.

I'm very proud to have got an MSc and PG Cert in Paediatric Dentistry from KCL in 2012.

I totally miss this great place and I wish I had taken advantage of it more than I had while I was there!

I studied Pure Mathematics at Kings back in 1998.



I don't remember seeing a number for the 3 years I was there - it was all greek alphabets.



Good experience.

I loved my time at KCL - learnt a lot, met loads of really interesting people and had the time of my life. Wish I could do it all over again!

I enjoyed studying MSc Telecommunications Engineering at King's College London. I would love to get in touch with my old mates. Had a wonderful time at King's College London

I did the MA in Political Economy at King's College London in the academic year 2015-2016. The lecturers were very professional and passionate about politics and economics. The department of political economy was a fantastic place and it has provided me with many connections across the realms of business and policy making. I really recommend the MA in Political Economy at King's for anyone who is interested in studying the complex challenges that face our world today in a multidisciplinary and innovative environment.

I am always to be proud of being a King's alumnus and recommend people to study in King's whenever I can. In case you were graduated in Mech Eng in 1984, I am pleased to hear from you.

Hurrah to King's on achieving the first ever Regis Chair in Psychiatry!

Hi,my desire want to do my phd in this university please help me,any sponsor,because of my below poverty ness,i want prove myself and im to become a good English professor,and also give inspirations who have a below poverty

Had the time of my life at KCL - fellowship and a fantastic step up in life.

Took away an irrational hatred of UCL, which is a shame as some of my closest friends come from "that place"...

I miss my professor Gosney , Vinicomb, Earls class fellows Wong , Fin , Lassett , college cafe, River Temz king college hall etc etc