Schools King's College London: Prestige & War Studies Careers

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King's College London is recognized as a prestigious institution, particularly in fields like Law, where it ranks among the top five universities in the UK, alongside UCL and LSE, and holds a strong international reputation. While its standing in other disciplines may not be as prominent, it is still well-regarded globally. Graduates of a 'War Studies' program typically pursue careers in various sectors, including government, military, international relations, and academia, often taking roles in policy analysis, strategic studies, and security consulting. The program is designed to equip students with critical thinking skills and a deep understanding of conflict and security issues, making them valuable in both public and private sectors.
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The son of a friend of mine (U.S.) was just accepted into a 'War Studies' program at King's College in London. I don't know anything about the school and am curious:

1. Is King's College consideered a prestigious school internationally?

2. What kinds of jobs would be typical for a graduate of a 'War Studies' curriculum?
 
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hotvette said:
1. Is King's College consideered a prestigious school internationally?
In some areas, for example Law, it is quite prestigious, and is considered top 5 in the UK (that is, it is grouped with UCL and LSE after Oxbridge), but also well-known internationally. I don't really know about other fields, but I assume it doesn't stand out too much when it comes to science. I am also clueless as far as "War Studies" are concerned.
 

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