Your journey as a King's engineer starts here

Congratulations on your offer to study a master's in Engineering at King’s College London. We’re thrilled to welcome you to our community.

Explore this go-to guide for study in the Faculty of Natural, Mathematical and Engineering Sciences. You’ll find information to help you get a feel for your course and prepare for your studies, what life as a student at King’s is like and more.

• Chat to current students on Unibuddy.
• Explore the campus.
• Join one of our many offer holder events

Scholarships

• Explore funding and bursary opportunities to help support your studies.

Watch a taster lecture in Digital communications, a compulsory module in Mobile & Personal Communications and optional in other master's.

Watch this video to find out more about Robotics MSc in the Department of Engineering.

There are a number of events you can join as an offer holder to learn more about the King's community:

• In February/March 2025, King's will host the Women in STEMM Season - a month-long celebration of women in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine.
• On 5 March, join Women in STEMM: Inspiring Inclusion - Strategies that work

Past events

• June 2024: How music can help your heart with Professor Elaine Chew
• Women in STEMM: Mind the gap - a leap towards equality is available to watch online.
• In October 2023 Professor Elaine Chew led the engineering inaugural lecture - it is available to watch online.

Robotics MSc student Fino answers 20 questions about his course and life at King's.

Student Stories

Read blog posts from current students about how King's is supporting their career ambitions:

• Ummer Siyad reveals the 5 reasons he chose to study MSc Engineering with Management
• Arindam tells us 5 reasons why he loves Robotics.

Alumni Voices

Dame Dawn Childs is a pioneering engineer who is passionate advocate for promoting engineering and science education.

• Dawn talks about her senior roles in the aeronautics, energy, leisure and tech industries.

Janani talks about why she chose King's and her experience now working at Tata Communications.

• Read Janani's alumna story.

First-of-its-kind molecular communication system developed by King’s engineers

Researchers from the department of engineering at King’s College London (KCL) have developed a first-of-its-kind molecular communication system to revolutionise drug delivery and the detection of dangerous chemicals. The new system could serve as the foundation for new applications, from new forms of computation to drug delivery.

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