Lord's College London was
established by King George IV and the Duke of Wellington (then Prime Minister)
in 1829 as a college school in the custom of the Church of England. It now
invites staff and understudies of all beliefs and convictions.
Lord's educators had real
influence in nineteenth-century science and in stretching out advanced
education to ladies and working men through night classes.
The college has developed and
grown through mergers with a few foundations each with their own particular
recognized histories. These include:
United Medical and Dental Schools
of Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals
Chelsea College
Ruler Elizabeth College
Foundation of Psychiatry.
Commemoration book
This perfectly represented book by
Christine Kenyon Jones depicts the numerous identities who have added to the
historical backdrop of King's and its constituent foundations. It was
distributed to stamp the 175th commemoration of the college in 2004. The book
incorporates almost 250 representations and a foreword by the Princess Royal.
To request the book, please visit
the King's Online Shop.
Chronicles
Chronicles & Special
Collections at King's College London hold a remarkable, globally huge and
constantly growing scope of archival and printed sources.
This area gives data on how the
College deals with its legitimate and statutory obligations as to scholastic
quality affirmation, data administration and consistence, and the College's
strategies and regulations.
The key ranges are:
Arrangement Zone - this is a focal
store for all sanction broad approaches, systems, and regulations. Archives are
accessible for all to view and download.
Scholarly quality - this
incorporates the College's appraisal system, data for outside inspectors, and a
full rundown of individual project details.
Data administration and
consistence – this gives data about the
College's agreeability with enactment, including the Freedom of Information Act
and the Data Protection Act, and how to submit data asks for under these Acts.
Ruler's as a philanthropy - this
page gives data which is significant to the College's status as a philanthropy,
including data which we are obliged to distribute by HEFCE.
About Academic Quality
The College has an obligation to
deal with the nature of its projects and recompenses. The Quality and Academic
Support (QAS) division in the interest of the College oversees quality
confirmation matters both in admiration of College strategies and in contact
with outer bodies, for example, the Higher Education Funding Council (HEFCE)
and the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA). This incorporates remotely coordinated
exercises, for example, help for the QAA Higher Education Review process, and
also College exercises, for example,
program support and survey, and appraisal approac
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