4.17 / 5

Anatomy, physiology & pathology, King's College London (KCL)

4 Reviews by Students
#25 out of 61 UK Universities for Anatomy, physiology & pathology

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4 Anatomy, physiology & pathology reviews at King's College London (KCL)

Student Review: 5 /5

Human Physiology, MSci Hons

By member839167 On 9th June 19

This course as a whole is fantastic!

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Student Review: 3 /5

Neuroscience, MSci Hons

By member833725 On 1st September 18

No careers advice given by lecturers. A lot of people on the course went back into their old jobs or trained in a different area to get work. I know at least one person who retrained in therapy after the course.

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Student Review: 4 /5

By member729354 On 11th December 17

Nice

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Student Review: 4 /5

Biomedical Science, BSc Hons

By member625637 On 5th January 17

Good teaching staff and working environments. Sometimes there is a lack of information given to students

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