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King’s Online Digital Economies MSc Students Slam ‘Unacceptable’ 29% Fee Cut and Teaching Concerns
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Roar News
Students on King’s College London’s (KCL) remote and part-time Digital Economies MSc course told Roar they faced “unclear” course teaching and marking, launching a formal complaint about the University’s “unfair” course fees.
In May, the students launched a formal complaint to KCL, raising issues surrounding the fee change, as well as asking for clarity on academic grading.
The students sought clarification from King’s on the fee change and whether any reassessment for their tuition fees would occur.
KCL also told students this was influenced “heavily by the external market”.
Students told Roar this made the course unsustainable alongside a full-time or part-time job as the course is marketed as a part-time course.
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