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King's College London (KCL) is a public research university established in 1829. It is one of the founding colleges of the University of London and has a strong Christian ethos that integrates religious instruction with academic pursuits. KCL has grown into a global institution, hosting over 33,000 students from 190 countries and employing around 9,500 staff. The university is known for its strengths in humanities, law, sciences, and social sciences, including health fields like psychiatry and medicine. KCL has a rich history of contributions to various fields, including the discovery of DNA's structure and advancements in technology. It ranks among the top 35 universities worldwide and is recognized for its significant research output, with a high percentage of research rated as world-leading or internationally excellent. KCL also emphasizes accessibility and has raised substantial funds for scholarships and research initiatives.