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King’s: a global university at the heart of London
London is one of the world’s most exciting cities and an integral part of the King’s experience as a place to live, work and learn. Westminster, Whitehall and the City are all on our doorstep along with world-famous galleries, museums, theatres, music and sports opportunities. Our strong connections throughout London benefit both our vibrant university community and the communities surrounding us.
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World class university
King’s is one of the world’s top universities - we rank 31st in the QS World University Rankings 2021.
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Central London campuses
We have four campuses along the River Thames and one in south London, with good transport links between.
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A university for London
As London’s leading civic university, we play a vital role in the city’s economic, social and cultural life.
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Global outlook
Our partnerships around the world provide exciting opportunities for projects, research and volunteering. 
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“ My office at St Thomas’ is in a perfect location, overlooking the River Thames and Houses of Parliament. There are also great transport links from my home in Essex!
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Dorcas Ologunde, Senior Operations Officer (HR and Finance)
“ My work as Chair of our Department’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee is particularly rewarding. We’ve introduced a mentoring scheme for new academics; worked with students to equip them with the skills to create a more inclusive environment; and are looking at how we do things to encourage a better work-life balance.
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Dr Elizabeth Black, Athena SWAN lead, Department of Informatics
“ The people at King’s are so welcoming, and I feel it’s a place where I can be myself. I’ve got a strong professional support network across the university, many who have become my friends.
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Sarah Mander, Senior Communications Officer, Entrepreneurship Institute
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