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1 September 2026 Students not yet dissuaded by AI exposure in choice of degree subject Applications to study degree subjects which are heavily exposed to artificial intelligence has seen…
1 September 2026 King's and KCLSU partner to receive international sustainability accreditation The University and Students’ Union came together on the Responsible Futures initiative
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