King's College London (KCL), established in 1829, is one of the UK's oldest and most prestigious universities. It ranks among the top 40 globally, with a reputation for world-class teaching and cutting-edge research. KCL is particularly renowned for its contributions to the humanities, law, sciences, and health disciplines.

The university offers a diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses across faculties such as Arts & Humanities, Business, Dentistry, Law, Life Sciences & Medicine, Natural Sciences, Nursing, Psychiatry, Social Sciences, and Engineering. Notable departments include the Dickson Poon School of Law and the Faculty of Dentistry.

KCL operates across five campuses in London: Strand, Guy’s, Waterloo, St Thomas’, and Denmark Hill. These campuses provide state-of-the-art facilities and are strategically located in the heart of London, offering students access to cultural and professional opportunities.

Student support services include academic advising, mental health resources, and financial aid. Career support is robust, with dedicated teams assisting students in internships, job placements, and skill development. The vibrant student life features clubs, societies, and sports activities, fostering a sense of community.

KCL's research excellence is evident in its partnerships with leading NHS trusts and contributions to groundbreaking discoveries. Its global impact is further amplified by philanthropic initiatives and collaborations. With a diverse student body and a commitment to innovation, KCL remains a leader in higher education.

King's College London is committed to delivering exceptional education, conducting world-leading research, and driving positive and sustainable societal change.

Their vision, known as "Vision 2029," aims to improve the world by focusing on five key areas: educating change-makers, challenging ideas through research, giving back to society, working with local communities, and fostering global citizens.

Kings College London (KCL) was founded in 1829. The institution was named after the King George IV, who was the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and King of Hanover from 29 January 1820 until his death in 1830.

Accodding to records, the college has a history that dates back to the 16th century with recorded first teaching in 1561, through King's Medical School, St. Thomas.

During the early stages of the academic King’s College London was affiliated under London University (now known as the University of London). The institution was the first, along with the University of London were the two affiliated colleges in London, where the government established an examining board to grant degrees. The first University of London degrees were awarded to King's College London students in 1839.

The college, having all the characteristics of a university, opened its own hospital in 1840. Through the King’s College Hospital Act 1851, the college was moved to new premises in Camberwell in 1913. The college introduced a Military department to provide tactical training for soldiers working with the Army and the British East India Company.

KCL has also pioneered evening class options for students and provided a certificate of college attendance to become eligible for the University of London degree exams. The King's College London Act 1882 (45 & 46 Vict. c. xiii) amended the constitution.

The act removed the proprietorial nature of King's, changing the name of the corporation from "The Governors and Proprietors of King's College, London" to "King's College London" and annulling the 1829 charter.

The 20th Century saw some major changes in the college ideology and fundamental rules. Through the King's College London Act 1903, KCL abolished its own religious tests for staff, except within the Theological department. Later on, KCL merged with the University of London through the King's College London (Transfer) Act 1908, losing its legal and independence rights in the process.

Major reconstruction of King's began in 1966 following the publication of the Robbins Report on Higher Education and obtained its legal independence through the signing of a new royal charter. In the following year, during the early 90s, KCL gained direct access to government funding (which had previously been through the university) and the right to confer University of London degrees itself.

In July 2006, King's College London was granted degree-awarding powers in its own right, as opposed to through the University of London, by the Privy Council. During the 2010s era, KCL has officially become a founding partner in the UK Centre for Medical Research and Innovation, subsequently named the Francis Crick Institute.  And in 2015, a 50-year lease was obtained from the council, and the Aldwych Quarter site was acquired, incorporating the historic Bush House.

King’s College, throughout its educational service career, has obtained multiple accreditations by fulfilling requirements for institutional recognition.

1. Association for Nutrition (AfN)
2. Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
3. Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International)
4. BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT
5. British Psychological Society (BPS)
6. Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA)
7. Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP)
8. EFMD Quality Improvement System
9. General Medical Council (GMC)
10. General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC)
11. Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW)
12. Institute of Physics (IOP)
13. Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
14. Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)

King's College London offers a wide range of facilities to support students. These facilities can greatly help the students to improve academically, socially, and recreationally. They are:

1. Sport facilities and activities.
2. Institutional Hospital
3. Six campus libraries
4. Study Spaces
5. Modern Learning Devices
6. 1200+ Computers with the latest Hardware.
7. On-campus student housing support.
8. 24/7 CCTV surveillance.
9. Outdoor/ indoor games.
10. Childcare and nursery
11. Nursery facilities
12. IT services
13. Specialised simulating software and research applications.
14. Separate prayer room for all religious students.
15. Cutting-edge research facilities.
16. Student spaces, such as study rooms, group study areas
17. Cafeteria, Restaurant and takeaways.
18. Access to archives and special collections of international significance
19. Career service department
20. Financial aid department
21. Active Wellness Scheme to promote mental health
22. 3 Gyms with the BeActive program for physical development.

Foundation:

1. Business & Economics
2. Business Management
3. Business Management & Social Science (International Foundation)
4. Business Management + Economics
5. Business Management + Social Sciences
6. Computer Science (International Foundation)
7. Economics + Mathematics for Business & Economics
8. Health, Life & Biosciences Pathway
9. Liberal Arts + Economics
10. Liberal Arts + Social Sciences
11. Maths for Business & Economics + Business Management
12. Politics, Culture & Social Sciences
13. Politics, Culture & Social Sciences (Extended)
14. Social Sciences + Economics
15. Social Sciences + Economics (Extended)
16. Social Sciences + Mathematics for Business & Economics
17. Social Sciences + Mathematics for Business & Economics (Extended)
18. STEM & Natural Sciences

Undergraduate:

1. Accounting & Finance  
2. Accounting & Finance (with Internships)  
3. Accounting & Finance (with Study Abroad)  
4. Adult Nurse and a Mental Health Nurse
5. Anatomy, Developmental & Human Biology  
6. Anatomy, Developmental & Human Biology (1 Year)  
7. Anatomy, Developmental & Human Biology (with Study Abroad)  
8. Ancient History
9. Ancient History (with Internships)
10. Ancient History (with Study Abroad)
11. Artificial Intelligence  
12. Artificial Intelligence (3 Years)  
13. Artificial Intelligence (with Study Abroad)  
14. Artificial Intelligence and Philosophy  
15. Artificial Intelligence and Philosophy (with Study Abroad)  
16. Artificial Intelligence with a Year in Industry  
17. Biochemistry  
18. Biochemistry (with Internships)  
19. Biochemistry (with Study Abroad)  
20. Biomedical Engineering
21. Biomedical Engineering (3 Years)
22. Biomedical Science  
23. Biomedical Science (with Study Abroad)  
24. Biomedical Science (with Year in Industry)  
25. Business Management  
26. Business Management (with Internships)  
27. Business Management (with Study Abroad)  
28. Cardiovascular Medicine  
29. Chemistry  
30. Chemistry (3 Years)  
31. Chemistry (with Study Abroad)
32. Chemistry (with Year In Industry)  
33. Chemistry With A Year In Industry (5 Years)
34. Chemistry with Biomedicine  
35. Chemistry with Biomedicine (4 Years)
36. Chemistry with Biomedicine (with Study Abroad)
37. Chemistry with Biomedicine with a Year in Industry
38. Classical Studies with English  
39. Classical Studies with English (with Internships)  
40. Classical Studies with English (with Study Abroad)  
41. Classics and the Ancient World  
42. Classics and the Ancient World (with Study Abroad)
43. Comparative Literature  
44. Comparative Literature (with Internships)  
45. Comparative Literature (with Study Abroad)  
46. Comparative Literature with Film Studies  
47. Comparative Literature with Film Studies (with Internships)  
48. Comparative Literature with Film Studies (with Study Abroad)  
49. Computer Science
50. Computer Science (3 Years)  
51. Computer Science (with Study Abroad)  
52. Computer Science with a Year in Industry  
53. Computer Science with Management  
54. Computer Science with Management (with Study Abroad)  
55. Computer Science with Management & a Year in Industry  
56. Culture, Media & Creative Industries  
57. Culture, Media & Creative Industries (with Internships)  
58. Culture, Media & Creative Industries (with Study Abroad)
59. Data Analytics for Business and Finance  
60. Data Analytics for Business and Finance (with Study Abroad)  
61. Data Analytics for Business and Finance (with Year In Industry)  
62. Dental Therapy & Hygiene  
63. Dentistry  
64. Dentistry (Graduate / Professional Entry)
65. Digital Media and Culture
66. Digital Media and Culture (with Internships)  
67. Digital Media and Culture (with Study Abroad)  
68. Economics  
69. Economics & Management  
70. Economics & Management (with Internships)  
71. Economics & Management (with Study Abroad)  
72. Electronic Engineering
73. Electronic Engineering (4 Years)  
74. English  
75. English (with Internships)  
76. English (with Study Abroad)  
77. English & Modern Languages (French, German, Portuguese or Spanish) Stud Year Abroad
78. English Language & Linguistics
79. English Language & Linguistics (with Study Abroad)  
80. English Law & Australian Law  
81. English Law & French Law  
82. English Law & German Law  
83. English Law & Hong Kong Law  
84. English Law & Spanish Law  
85. English with Film Studies
86. English with Film Studies (with Internships)  
87. English with Film Studies (with Study Abroad)
88. European Politics  
89. European Politics (with Study Abroad)
90. European Studies (French Pathway) (with a Year Abroad)  
91. European Studies (German Pathway) (with Study Abroad)
92. European Studies (Spanish Pathway) (with Study Abroad)  
93. Extended Medical  
94. Film Studies  
95. Film Studies (with Internships)
96. Film Studies (with Study Abroad)
97. General Engineering  
98. General Engineering (3 Years)
99. Geography
100. Geography (with Study Abroad)  
101. Geography and Environmental Science  
102. Geography and Environmental Science (with Study Abroad)  
103. Global Health  
104. Global Health & Social Medicine  
105. Global Health & Social Medicine (with Study Abroad)  
106. Global Health & Social Science
107. Global Health & Social Science (with Study Abroad)
108. Healthcare Genetics and Genomics  
109. History
110. History (with Internships)
111. History (with Study Abroad)
112. History & Modern Languages (French, German, Portuguese or Spanish) (with Study Abroad)
113. History & Political Economy  
114. History & Political Economy (with Internships)  
115. History & Political Economy (with Study Abroad)  
116. History and International Relations
117. History and International Relations (with Internships)
118. History and International Relations (with Study Abroad)  
119. Infectious Disease, Autoimmunity and Immunotherapies  
120. International Development
121. International Development (with Study Abroad)
122. International Management  
123. International Management (with Optional year in industry)  
124. International Management (with Study Abroad)  
125. International Relations
126. International Relations (with Study Abroad)
127. Law
128. Liberal Arts
129. Liberal Arts (with Internships)
130. Liberal Arts (with Study Abroad)
131. Management & Modern Languages (French, German, Portuguese or Spanish)
132. Management & Modern Languages (French, German, Portuguese or Spanish) (with Internships)  
133. Management & Modern Languages (French, German, Portuguese or Spanish) (with Study Abroad)
134. Mathematics  
135. Mathematics (4 Years)
136. Mathematics (with Study Abroad)  
137. Mathematics & Philosophy  
138. Mathematics & Philosophy (with Study Abroad)  
139. Mathematics with Management & Finance  
140. Mathematics with Management & Finance (with Study Abroad)  
141. Mathematics with Management & Finance with Year in Industry
142. Mathematics with Statistics  
143. Mathematics with Statistics (with Internships)  
144. Mathematics with Statistics (with Study Abroad)  
145. Mathematics with Statistics with Year in Industry  
146. Mathematics with Year in Industry
147. Mathematics with Year in Industry (4 Years)  
148. Medical Physiology  
149. Medical Physiology (with Study Abroad)  
150. Medicine  
151. Medicine (Graduate Entry)  
152. Medicine (Graduate Entry) (with Study Abroad)  
153. Medicine (with Study Abroad)  
154. Medicine Maxfax Entry Programme  
155. Medicine Maxfax Entry Programme (with Study Abroad)  
156. Midwifery with Registration as a Midwife  
157. Modern Languages (French, German, Spanish, Portuguese) (with Study Abroad)
158. Molecular Genetics  
159. Molecular Genetics (with Study Abroad)  
160. Music
161. Music (with Internships)  
162. Music (with Study Abroad)  
163. Natural Sciences  
164. Natural Sciences (4 Years)
165. Natural Sciences (with Study Abroad)  
166. Natural Sciences with a Year in Industry  
167. Neuroscience  
168. Neuroscience (3 Years)  
169. Neuroscience (with Internships)  
170. Neuroscience and Psychology  
171. Neuroscience and Psychology (with Internships)  
172. Neuroscience and Psychology (with Study Abroad)  
173. Nursing Studies (For Qualified Healthcare Professionals)  
174. Nursing with Registration as a Children’s Nurse  
175. Nursing with Registration as a Mental Health Nurse  
176. Nursing with Registration as a Mental Health Nurse (3 Years)  
177. Nursing with Registration as an Adult Nurse
178. Nursing with Registration as an Adult Nurse (3 Years)  
179. Nutritional Sciences  
180. Nutritional Sciences (Optional Year in industry)  
181. Pharmacology  
182. Pharmacology (1 Year)  
183. Pharmacology (with Study Abroad)  
184. Pharmacy  
185. Pharmacy (with Study Abroad)
186. Philosophy
187. Philosophy (with Internships)
188. Philosophy (with Study Abroad)
189. Philosophy & Modern Languages (French, German, Portuguese or Spanish)
190. Philosophy & Modern Languages (French, German, Portuguese or Spanish) (with Internships)
191. Philosophy & Modern Languages (French, German, Portuguese or Spanish) (with Study Abroad)
192. Philosophy, Politics & Economics
193. Philosophy, Politics & Economics (with Study Abroad)  
194. Physics  
195. Physics (4 years)
196. Physics (4 years) (with Study Abroad)
197. Physics (with Study Abroad)  
198. Physics & Philosophy  
199. Physics & Philosophy (4 Years)  
200. Physics & Philosophy (with Study Abroad)  
201. Physics with Astrophysics and Cosmology  
202. Physics with Astrophysics and Cosmology (4 Years)
203. Physics with Theoretical Physics  
204. Physics with Theoretical Physics (4 Years)
205. Physiology  
206. Physiotherapy  
207. Political Economy
208. Political Economy (with Study Abroad)
209. Politics
210. Politics (with Study Abroad)
211. Politics, Philosophy & Law
212. Primary Care  
213. Psychology  
214. Psychology (with Internships)  
215. Psychology (with Study Abroad)  
216. Psychology and Criminology  
217. Psychology and Criminology (with Study Abroad)  
218. Psychology and Criminology (with Year In Industry)  
219. Regenerative Medicine & Innovation Technology  
220. Religion, Philosophy & Ethics
221. Religion, Philosophy & Ethics (with Internships)
222. Religion, Philosophy & Ethics (with Study Abroad)
223. Social Sciences
224. Social Sciences (with Study Abroad)
225. Sociology, Politics and Religion
226. Sociology, Politics and Religion (with Study Abroad)
227. Sport & Exercise Medical Sciences
228. War Studies
229. War Studies (with Study Abroad)
230. War Studies & History
231. War Studies & History (with Study Abroad)
232. Women's Health

Postgraduate:

1. Accounting, Accountability & Financial Management
2. Addictions
3. Advanced Clinical Practice
4. Advanced Clinical Practice (1 Year)
5. Advanced Clinical Practice (2 Years)
6. Advanced Computing
7. Advanced Software Engineering
8. Aerospace Medicine
9. Aerospace Medicine (6 Months)
10. Affective Disorders
11. Analytical Toxicology
12. Ancient History
13. Ancient History (2 Years)
14. Applied Bioinformatics
15. Applied Neuroscience
16. Applied Neuroscience (16 Months)
17. Applied Statistics (Modelling & Health Informatics) (1 Year)  
18. Applied Statistical Modelling & Health Informatics
19. Applied Statistical Modelling & Health Informatics (1 Year)
20. Artificial Intelligence
21. Arts & Cultural Management
22. Banking & Finance  
23. Big Data in Culture & Society
24. Biomedical & Molecular Sciences Research
25. Cardiovascular Research
26. Child & Adolescent Mental Health
27. China & Globalisation
28. Classical Art & Archaeology
29. Classics and the Ancient World
30. Climate Change: Environment, Science and Policy
31. Clinical Dermatology
32. Clinical Education
33. Clinical Education (1 Year)
34. Clinical Education (2 Years)
35. Clinical Neurodevelopmental Sciences
36. Clinical Neuropsychiatry
37. Clinical Neuroscience
38. Clinical Nursing
39. Clinical Pharmacology
40. Clinical Psychotherapy
41. Clinical Research
42. Clinical Ultrasound
43. Clinical Ultrasound (1 Year)
44. Clinical Ultrasound (2 Years)
45. Comparative Literature
46. Competition Law (Pathway)
47. Complex Systems Modelling  
48. Computational Finance
49. Conflict Resolution in Divided Societies
50. Conflict, Security & Development
51. Conscious Sedation for Dentistry
52. Construction Law & Dispute Resolution
53. Contemporary Art and the Moving Image
54. Contemporary British History and Politics
55. Contemporary Literature, Culture & Theory
56. Criminology And Criminal Justice
57. Critical Care
58. Critical Theory
59. Cultural & Creative Industries
60. Cyber Security
61. Data Science
62. Dental Public Health
63. Development Studies
64. Developmental Psychology & Psychopathology  
65. Diabetes Clinical Care and Management  
66. Diabetes Clinical Care and Management (1 Year)  
67. Dietetics  
68. Digital Asset & Media Management
69. Digital Culture & Society
70. Digital Economies  
71. Digital Economy  
72. Digital Futures
73. Digital Humanities
74. Digital Marketing
75. Double Master's in Asian & International Affairs
76. Double Master's in Policies & Governance in Europe
77. Drug Development Science
78. Early Intervention in Psychosis
79. Early Modern English Literature (Books That Matter)
80. Early Modern History
81. Economics & Finance
82. Economics & Policy
83. Economics for Competition Law
84. Economics for Competition Law (1 Year)
85. Education
86. Education (Biology)
87. Education (Chemistry)
88. Education (Computing)
89. Education (English)
90. Education (Geography)
91. Education (Latin with Classics)
92. Education (Modern Foreign Languages)
93. Education (Physics with Mathematics)
94. Education (Physics)
95. Education (Religious Education)
96. Education in Arts & Cultural Settings
97. Education, Policy & Society
98. Educational Leadership and Management
99. Electronic Engineering with Management
100. Emerging Economies and International Development
101. Endodontics
102. Endodontology
103. Endodontology (3 Years)
104. Engineering with Management
105. Environment, Politics and Development
106. Environmental Science for Sustainability
107. Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) Management
108. EU Competition Law
109. EU Competition Law (1 Year)
110. European Law (Pathway)
111. European Studies
112. European Union Law (1 Year)
113. Family Therapy
114. Family Therapy (1 Year)
115. Film Studies (Film & Philosophy Pathways)
116. Finance (Asset Pricing)
117. Finance (Corporate Finance)
118. Finance Analytics
119. Financial Mathematics
120. Fixed & Removable Prosthodontics
121. Forensic Mental Health
122. Forensic Science
123. Genomic Medicine
124. Geopolitics, Resources and Territory
125. Global Affairs
126. Global Cultures (online) May 2025
127. Global Finance & Banking (online)
128. Global Finance Analytics (online)
129. Global Health
130. Global Health, Social Justice and Public Policy
131. Global Human Resource Management
132. Global Leadership and Peacebuilding
133. Global Media Industries
134. Global Mental Health
135. Global Political Economy
136. Global Religion and Society
137. Global Security
138. Global Security (16 Months)
139. Global Security (8 Months)
140. Government Studies
141. Health and Social Care Policy
142. Health Psychology
143. Healthcare Technologies
144. Human & Applied Physiology
145. Human Resource Management & Organisational Analysis  
146. Immunology
147. Intellectual Property & Information Law (Pathway)
148. Intelligence & International Security
149. Interdisciplinary Chemical Research
150. International Affairs
151. International Affairs (16 Months)
152. International Affairs (8 Months)
153. International Business Law (Pathway)
154. International Child Rights and Development
155. International Conflict Studies
156. International Corporate & Commercial Law (online)
157. International Development (Online)
158. International Dispute Resolution (Pathway)
159. International Financial & Commercial Law (online)
160. International Financial Law (Pathway)
161. International Management
162. International Marketing
163. International Peace & Security
164. International Political Economy
165. International Relations
166. International Relations & War
167. International Tax Law (Pathway)
168. International Tax Law Online
169. Language and Cultural Diversity
170. Law & Professional Practice
171. Law & Professional Practice (1 Year)
172. Law & Technology (Pathway)
173. Laws
174. Leadership and Development
175. Management & Technological Change
176. Marketing (online)
177. Mathematics (1 Year)
178. Maxillofacial & Craniofacial Technology
179. Maxillofacial Prosthetic Rehabilitation
180. MBA (Executive)
181. Medical Affairs
182. Medical Ethics & Law / Medical Law
183. Medieval Studies
184. MedTech Innovation & Entrepreneurship
185. Mental Health Studies
186. Mental Health, Ethics & Law
187. Microbiome in Health & Disease
188. Mobile Communications
189. Modern History
190. Modern Literature & Culture
191. Music
192. National Security Studies
193. Neuroscience
194. Nutrition
195. Operative Dentistry
196. Organisational Psychiatry & Psychology
197. Orthodontics
198. Palliative Care
199. Palliative Care (1 Year)
200. Palliative Care (London)
201. Peace, Security and International Law
202. Periodontology
203. Pharmaceutical Analysis, Technology and Biopharmaceuticals
204. Philosophy
205. Philosophy of Medicine & Psychiatry
206. Physics (1 Year)
207. Physiotherapy (Pre-Registration)
208. Political and Strategic Communication
209. Political Economy
210. Political Economy of Emerging Markets  
211. Politics & Contemporary History
212. Politics and Economics of the Middle East
213. Prosthodontics
214. Psychiatric Research
215. Psychology & Neuroscience of Mental Health
216. Psychology & Neuroscience of Mental Health (16 Months)
217. Psychology & Neuroscience of Mental Health (8 Months)
218. Psychology and Neuroscience of Mind-Body Interface
219. Public Health
220. Public Health (2 Years)
221. Public Policy
222. Public Policy & Management
223. Regenerative Dentistry  
224. Risk, Hazards and Society
225. Robotics
226. Russian and Eurasian Politics and Economics
227. Science in International Addiction Studies
228. Shakespeare Studies
229. Specialist Community Public Health Nursing/Health Visiting/School Nursing
230. Specialist Community Public Health Nursing/Health Visiting/School Nursing (2 Years)
231. Statistics
232. Stem Cell & Regenerative Therapies: From Bench to Market
233. STEM Education
234. Strategic Entrepreneurship & Innovation  
235. Sustainable Cities
236. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
237. Terrorism, Security & Society
238. Theatre, Performance & Critical Culture
239. Theology, Bible, and the Arts
240. Theoretical Physic
241. Tissue Engineering & Innovation Technology
242. Translational Cancer Medicine
243. Transnational Law (Pathway)  
244. UK, EU & US Copyright Law Master of Arts
245. Urban Informatics
246. War & Psychiatry
247. War Studies
248. Wellcome Trust Advanced Therapies for Regenerative Medicine
249. Wellcome Trust Neuro-Immune Interactions in Health and Disease
250. Women & Children's Health  
251. World History & Cultures

Research/PhD:

1. Addictions Research  
2. Addictions Research (3 Years)  
3. Applied Mathematics Research  
4. Applied Mathematics Research (3 Years)  
5. Applied Mathematics Research: Theoretical Physics  
6. Applied Mathematics Research: Theoretical Physics (3 Years)  
7. Applied Public Policy  
8. Applied Public Policy (3 Years)  
9. Basic & Clinical Neuroscience  
10. Basic & Medical Biosciences Research  
11. Basic & Medical Biosciences Research (3 Years)  
12. Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences  
13. Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences (3 Year)  
14. Biostatistics and Health Informatics Research  
15. Biostatistics and Health Informatics Research (3 Years)  
16. Byzantine & Modern Greek Studies Research  
17. Byzantine & Modern Greek Studies Research (3 Years)  
18. Cancer & Pharmaceutical Sciences  
19. Cancer & Pharmaceutical Sciences (3 Years)  
20. Cardiovascular (Medicine and Sciences)  
21. Cardiovascular Medicine and Sciences  
22. Cardiovascular Medicine and Sciences (3 Years)  
23. Chemistry Research  
24. Chemistry Research (3 Years)  
25. Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
26. Chinese Studies Research  
27. Chinese Studies Research (2 Years)  
28. Cicely Saunders Institute of Palliative Care & Rehabilitation Research
29. Cicely Saunders Institute of Palliative Care & Rehabilitation Research (3 Years)
30. Classics Research
31. Classics Research (3 Years)  
32. Clinical Psychology  DClinPsych
33. Comparative Literature Research  
34. Comparative Literature Research (3 Years)  
35. Computer Science Research  
36. Culture, Media & Creative Industries  
37. Dental & Health Sciences  
38. Dental & Health Sciences (3 Years)  
39. Digital Humanities Research  
40. Digital Humanities Research (3 Years)  
41. Education Research  
42. Education Research (2 Years)  
43. Education Research for Medicine and the Life Sciences  
44. Education Research for Medicine and the Life Sciences (3 Years)  
45. Engineering  
46. Engineering (3 Years)  
47. English Research  
48. English Research (2 Years)  
49. European Studies Research  
50. European Studies Research (3 Years)  
51. Film Studies Research  
52. Film Studies Research (3 Years)  
53. Forensic & Neurodevelopmental Sciences  
54. Forensic & Neurodevelopmental Sciences (3 Years)  
55. French Research  
56. French Research (3 Years)  
57. Geography  
58. Geography (3 Years)  
59. German Research  
60. German Research (3 Years)  
61. Health Service & Population Research  
62. Health Service & Population Research (3 Years)  
63. Health Studies Research  
64. History Research  
65. History Research (3 Years)  
66. Immunology & Microbial Sciences  
67. Immunology & Microbial Sciences (3 Years)  
68. International Political Economy  
69. International Political Economy (3 Years)  
70. International Relations  
71. Law Research  
72. Law Research (3 Years)  
73. Life Course & Population Health Sciences  
74. Life Course & Population Health Sciences (3 Years)
75. Management Research
76. Management Research (3 Years)
77. Midwifery Research
78. Midwifery Research (3 Years)
79. MRC Centre for Developmental Neurobiology
80. MRC Centre for Developmental Neurobiology (3 Years)
81. Music Research
82. Music Research (3 Years)
83. Neuroimaging Research  
84. Neuroimaging Research (3 Years)
85. Nursing Research
86. Nursing Research (3 Years)  
87. Old Age Psychiatry Research
88. Old Age Psychiatry Research (3 Years)
89. Paediatric Dentistry
90. Palaeography & Manuscript Studies
91. Palaeography & Manuscript Studies (3 Years)
92. Pharmaceutical Discovery, Development and Use
93. Philosophy
94. Philosophy Research
95. Philosophy Research (2 Years)
96. Physics Research  
97. Physics Research (3 Years)
98. Psychological Medicine Research  
99. Psychological Medicine Research (3 Years)  
100. Psychology Research  
101. Psychology Research (3 Years)  
102. Psychosis Studies  
103. Psychosis Studies (3 Years)  
104. Pure Mathematics Research  
105. Pure Mathematics Research (3 Years)  
106. Russian & Eurasian Studies  
107. Russian & Eurasian Studies (3 Years)  
108. Sciences and Engineering Research  
109. Sciences and Engineering Research (3 Years)  
110. Social, Genetic & Developmental Psychiatry  
111. Social, Genetic & Developmental Psychiatry (3 Years)  
112. Spanish, Portuguese & Latin American Studies Research  
113. Spanish, Portuguese & Latin American Studies Research (3 Years)  
114. Statistics Research  
115. Statistics Research (3 Years)  
116. Tactile Internet for Tele-healthcare  
117. Tactile Internet for Tele-healthcare (3 Years)  
118. Theology & Religious Studies Research  
119. Theology & Religious Studies Research (3 Years )  
120. TUD-KCL Psychiatry / Psychology and Neuroscience  
121. Wellcome Trust Advanced Therapies for Regenerative Medicine (3 Years)
122. Wellcome Trust Neuro-Immune Interactions in Health and Disease (3 Years)
123. Wolfson Centre for Age-Related Diseases  
124. Wolfson Centre for Age-Related Diseases (3 Years)

Short Courses:

1. Anti-corruption and the Rule of Law
2. An Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
3. Aircraft Accident Investigation
4. AI for Business: The Fundamentals
5. Advanced Qualitative Research Methods Level 7
6. Advanced Parliamentary Theory and Practice
7. Advanced Gynaecology Ultrasound
8. Advanced Condensed Matter
9. Adolescent Healthcare: Meeting the Challenge Level 6
10. Acute Oncology (Work-based learning) Level 6
11. A Beginner’s Guide to Becoming a Blockchain Developer with Overledger
12. English (11 Weeks Postgraduate)
13. English (11 Weeks Postgraduate) (On Campus)
14. English (11 Weeks Undergraduate)
15. English (16 Weeks Postgraduate)
16. English (16 Weeks Undergraduate)
17. English (6 Weeks Postgraduate)
18. English (6 Weeks Postgraduate)
19. English (6 Weeks Undergraduate)

The study subjects at KCL are divided into 9 divisions with faculties/departments superviused under the main division. Their structure is described below.

Arts & Humanities

1. Department of Classics
2. Department of Culture, Media & Creative Industries
3. Department of Digital Humanities
4. Department of English
5. Department of Film Studies
6. Department of History
7. Department of Interdisciplinary Humanities
8. Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures
9. Department of Music
10. Department of Philosophy
11. Department of Theology & Religious Studies

Law

1. The Dickson Poon School of Law

Nursing, Midwifery & Palliative Care

1. Cicely Saunders Institute of Palliative Care, Policy & Rehabilitation
2. Department of Adult Nursing
3. Department of Child & Family Health
4. Department of Mental Health Nursing
5. Department of Midwifery
6. Digital Health and Applied Technology Assessment
7. Division of Care in Long Term Conditions
8. Division of Methodologies

Business

1. King’s Business School

Life Sciences & Medicine

1. School of Basic & Medical Biosciences
2. School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences
3. School of Cancer & Pharmaceutical Sciences
4. School of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Medicine & Sciences
5. School of Immunology & Microbial Sciences
6. School of Life Course & Population Sciences

Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience

1. Department of Addictions Sciences
2. Department of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
3. Department of Forensic and Neurodevelopmental Science
4. Department of Psychological Medicine
5. Department of Psychosis Studies
6. Department of Biostatistics & Health Informatics
7. Department of Health Service & Population Research
8. Department of Psychology
9. Social, Genetic & Developmental Psychiatry Centre
10. Centre for Developmental Neurobiology
11. Department of Basic & Clinical Neuroscience
12. Department of Neuroimaging
13. Wolfson Sensory, Pain and Regeneration Centre

Dentistry, Oral & Craniofacial Sciences

1. Research overview & centres
2. Simulation in Dental Education

Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences

1. Department of Chemistry
2. Department of Engineering
3. Department of Informatics
4. Department of Mathematics
5. Department of Physics

Social Science & Public Policy

1. School for Government
2. School of Education, Communication & Society
3. School of Global Affairs
4. African Leadership Centre
5. Department of Geography
6. Department of Global Health & Social Medicine
7. Department of International Development
8. King’s Brazil Institute
9. King’s India Institute
10. Lau China Institute
11. Menzies Australia Institute
12. School of Politics & Economics
13. Department of European & International Studies
14. Department of Political Economy
15. King’s Russia Institute
16. School of Security Studies
17. Defence Studies Department
18. Department of War Studies
19. King's Institute for Applied Security Studies
20. The Policy Institute

The institution has always been specific about its faculty and staff, recruiting only the experts with potential quality to teach and provide the best care for students in their highert studies. Some of the names are mentioned below.

1. Dr Laila Abdullah, Teacher Development Lead
2. Naureen Abubacker, Volunteering Partnerships Manager
3. Dr Zoë Adams, Student Experience Manager
4. Ms Naomi Ademosu-Fika, Employer Relations & Development Adviser - Public & Third Sectors
5. Professor Dag Aarsland, Director, Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing
6. Professor Melanie Amna Abas, Professor of Global Mental Health
7. Dr Wedad Abdelrahman, Consultant Dermatologist
8. Dr Aqeel Abdulla, Lecturer in Culture, Media and Creative Industries
9. Dr Laila Abdullah, Teacher Development Lead
10. Dr Mariam Abouelenin, Lecturer in Quantitative Sociology and Social Policy
11. Dr Haya Abu Ghazaleh BSc, MRes, PhD, Lecturer in Nursing Education
12. Alaa Abuesba, Business Support Officer for King's Climate & Sustainability
13. Naureen Abubacker, Volunteering Partnerships Manager
14. Professor Oguz A. Acar, Professor of Marketing & Innovation
15. Malcolm Ace, Vice President (Finance) & Chief Financial Officer
16. Professor Bobby Acharya, Professor
17. James Ackroyd, Lecturer in English for Academic Purposes Education
18. Dr Mladen Adamovic, Senior Lecturer in Global Management and Leadership
19. Dr Ellen Adams, Reader in Classical Archaeology and Liberal Arts
20. Dr Ruth Adams, Reader in Cultural and Creative Industries
21. Dr George Adamson, Reader in Climate and Society
22. Dr Edward Ademolu PhD, FHEA, Lecturer in Cultural Competency.
23. Ms Naomi Ademosu-Fika, Employer Relations & Development Adviser - Public & Third Sectors.
24. Mrs Comfort Adesile, Operations Officer (HR & Finance)
25. Professor Ajay Aggarwal, Professor of Cancer Services & Systems Research
26. Mr Aminul Ahmed MB/PhD, FRCS (SN), Senior Lecturer in Neurosurgery
27. Ayesha Ahmed, Head of Operations and Strategy
28. Dr Shalini Ahuja PhD, MA, BPT, Lecturer in Health Systems

Student life in London is considered number one, as the city has consecutively ranked top in terms of popularity among international students. King's College London is situated in the heart of London and short wall by the River Thames. The city offers numerous ways for students to make the most out of the city life experience.

London is the top choice for international students. The city boasts world-class theatre and museums, including the V&A, Tate Modern, Madame Tussauds Museum, the  History Museum, Transparent and Shakespeare's Globe. Students can also visit monuments and landmarks in London such as the London Eye, the River Thames, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, the National Gallery, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben tower, Kensington Palace  etc

London offers a diverse culture and cuisine from all over the world. The city has a different outlook in the day and a unique lifestyle with student nightclubs, bars and various kinds of events happening throughout the year.

At the university, Students can choose to join from over 400 societies and clubs. Enjoy different kinds of activities to develop their personal skills and remain engaged, boosting personal connections.

Getting around the city as a student is also convenient due to the availability of multiple transport systems. The university campus is located just 90 minutes distance from Heathrow International Airport. With Oyster card discounts, students can save a lot on their daily travels with underground and bus services.

Getting a job in London is easy, as the city is filled with opportunities and work opportunities for various platforms. Students can do part-time jobs, gain unique experience and save for their daily shopping.

1. Undergraduate: 56%
2. Postgraduate: 44%
3. Full-time students: 82%
4. Part-time students: 18%
5. UK students: 60%
6. EU students: 12%
7. International students: 28%
8. Female: 63%
9. Male: 35%
10. First year: 54%
11. Others: 46%

The world's oldest metro system in the world is in London. There are 11 underground lines that cover the entire city and Greater London suburbs. King’s College London has major tube stations connecting to its Strand and Waterloo campuses. There are the Temple Station and Waterloo Station, which students can reach by a short walk.

Another campus of KCL is situated near London Bridge station, offering access to trains, buses and the tube. Students studying at the Denmark Hill campus can easily get access to Denmark Hill Station, with trains and bus connections. On the other hand, students from St Thomas Campus can use the Westminster and Waterloo stations with nicely paved walking and cycling routes along the River Thames.

Students living in London can choose a local bus to travel between distances. The Iconic red double-decker buses operate on over 700 routes. The bus stops are 3-5 minutes walk from each other, and there is Dockland Light Railway (DLR), an automated driverless system serving citizens residing in East London.

There are London overground trains that connect to other parts of the UK, and a National Express Coach service with a dedicated toilet and power outlets. Trams are also present in South London, particularly around Croydon.

Walking and cycling can be a primary transportation option for students living in London. Its easy to walk or cycle for short distances and walking around the city centre is more convenient than other public transport in peak hours due to heavy traffic. In addition, there are Black cabs and minicabs widely available inside the city.

Kings College London, offers both on-campus and off-campus student accommodation, and they price vary depending on the features and location. Here are some details about student rent in London.

On-campus accommodation:

1. Stamford Street Apartments: Starting from approximately £200-£300 per week.
2. Great Dover Street Apartments: Around £180-£250 per week.
3. Julian Markham House: Typically £220-£300 per week. These rents often include utilities like electricity, water, and Wi-Fi.

Off-campus accommodation:

1. Shared flats or houses near King's campuses can range from £150-£400 per week, depending on location and amenities.
2. Purpose-built student accommodations (e.g., iQ Student Accommodation) offer en-suite rooms or studios starting from £250-£500 per week

Private Housing:

London is one of the most expensive city in the UK, and private living rent may vary widely depending on location, facilities and contract length.

1. Studio Apartments: Around £300-£600 per week.
2. Shared Houses/Flats: Typically £200-£400 per week.
3. Premium options in central London can exceed £600 per week, especially for larger or more luxurious properties.

King's College London at present study year is offering numerous extracurricular activities for students to explore. Here are some highlights:

1. With over 400 societies, students can join groups related to academics, arts, business, faith, media, and more. Unique options include the Baking Society, the Book Club, and even a Cat Society
2. King's Sport provides opportunities for students to engage in physical activities, including access to university gyms
3. Through King's Edge, students can participate in volunteering, mentoring, campaigning, and research awards.
4. Activities like creative writing, digital literacy, and DJ societies are available for skill development.
5. Students can relax at venues like Guy's Bar, The Shack, and The Vault, which host events like quiz nights and karaoke.
6. Getting a part-time job can be a great way of gaining and improving your skills and making yourself more employable.
7. There are part-time jobs that you can get outside of King's, such as working in a shop, cafe or bar, as well as within King's, such as working as a student ambassador.
8. There are many events and activities organised by King's Edge, including festivals, skills workshops and alumni talks.

KCL has been maintaining strong partnerships with multinational companies, extending the partnership and growth for a much more liveable society. The partners are:

1. Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU)
2. European University Association (EUA)
3. Russell Group
4. Universities UK
5. P.D. Hinduja Hospital & Medical Research Centre (India)
6. Hong Kong University School of Professional and Continuing Education (HKU SPACE)
7. Singhasari Special Economic Zone
8. University of Portsmouth
9. Afreximbank (African Export-Import Bank)
10. HK MedTech Hub
11. New Giza University
12. Southern University of Science & Technology (SUSTech)
13. Ngee Ann Academy
14. Nanjing Vocational Health College
15. PLuS Alliance
16. UNC-Chapel Hill (USA)
17. Francis Crick Institute (UK)
18. Cancer Research UK City of London Centre
19. London Centre for Nanotechnology
20. London Medical Imaging and AI Centre for Value-Based Healthcare
21. AstraZeneca
22. Celgene
23. Ericsson
24. GE Healthcare
25. GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)
26. NVIDIA
27. Oracle
28. Siemens Healthineers
29. UCB
30. Unilever

King's College London offers a wide range of research opportunities for its students, fostering innovation and academic growth. Here are some highlights

1. Postgraduate Research options: Students can pursue PhD programs across various disciplines, including Arts & Culture, Health, Technology, and Social Sciences. The university puts more emphasis on research-based studies.
2. Doctoral Training Partnership programs: King's collaborates with organisations like the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) to provide funded research studentships.
3. Scholarships and Studentships: The university offers scholarships for joint PhD programs with institutions like the University of Hong Kong and the National University of Singapore
4. Research Funding for bright students: King's provides funding for interdisciplinary projects and initiatives aimed at innovation and societal impact.

Foundation:

The King's International Foundation Programme costs £26,300, for international students, while the extended version is £30,450 for the year 2025/2026

Undergdaduate:

The International tuition fee for the 2025-2026 academic year ranging from is £26,000 to £40,000 per year. The tuition fees depend on the category of the subjects.

Postgraduate:

The King's Postgraduate Taught Programme costs between  £33,000 to £50,300 for international students

Scholarships:

1. Undergraduate Scholarships: These include the King’s Scholars of Tomorrow Scholarship, which provides a £4,000 contribution towards tuition fees, and the Undergraduate Degree Award, offering £9,250 in installments
2. Postgraduate Scholarships: For master's and PhD students, options like the Richemont International Scholarships provide up to £13,380 towards tuition fees, along with additional grants. The Global Health and Social Medicine Postgraduate Scholarship offers £11,760 in tuition fee assistance.
3. Specialised Scholarships: These include the King's Joint PhD Scholarship, which covers full tuition fees, a stipend, and an annual research grant for joint PhD programs. The Engineering and Physical Science Research Council (EPSRC) Doctoral Training Partnership also supports PhD students in specific faculties
4. Diversity-Focused Scholarships: Scholarships like the Harold Moody Scholarships aim to support underrepresented communities, such as Black or Mixed-Black ethnicity students.
5. International Scholarships: The Commonwealth Master’s Scholarships provide full funding for master's students, covering tuition fees, living allowances, airfare, and more.

The alumni network of KCL is massive, and the institution still maintains good communication with its students, even after many years since graduating from the university. Some of the notable alumni members are:

1. Zubir Ahmed – Labour MP
2. Calvin Bailey - Labour MP
3. Alex Burghart – Conservative MP
4. Chris Coghlan – Liberal Democrat MP
5. Charles Banner, Baron Banner – Conservative peer
6. George Carey, Baron Carey of Clifton – former Archbishop of Canterbury[31]
7. Alex Carlile, Baron Carlile of Berriew – Crossbench peer
8. Steve Aiken – Member of the Northern Irish Assembly
9. Sir Ronald Wilberforce Allen – Liberal MP
10. Charles Bagnall – Conservative MP
11. Jacob Bell – Liberal MP
12. Sir John Bethell, 1st Baron Bethell – Liberal peer
13. Sir Patrick Bishop – Conservative MP
14. Kwadwo Agyei Agyapong – Ghanaian High Court judge
15. Geraldine Andrews – High Court Judge
16. Heather Williams – High Court Judge
17. Robin Auld – Lord Justice of Appeal
18. Horace Avory – Judge and criminal lawyer
19. Kofi Adumua Bossman – Justice of the Supreme Court of Ghana
20. Mackenzie Chalmers – Chief Justice of Gibraltar
21. Eddy Balancy – Chief Justice of Mauritius
22. Michael Ashikodi Agbamuche – Nigerian Attorney General
23. Faris Al-Rawi – Trinidadian Attorney General
24. Lois Browne-Evans – Bermudan Attorney General
25. Francis Chang-Sam – Seychellois Attorney General
26. Harsha Abeywickrama – former Commander of the Sri Lankan Air Force
27. Sohail Aman – Pakistani Chief of Air Staff
28. Sir Simon Bryant – Commander-in-Chief of RAF Air Command
29. Jayanath Colombage – Commander of the Sri Lankan Navy
30. Renato Rodrigues de Aguiar Freire – Head of the Brazilian Armed Forces
31. Mel Hupfeld – Chief of Air Force of Royal Australian Air Force

Similar to its high standard academics, the college provides unique career services for its students to get the best career scope. Here are the career services facilities offered by the institution.

1. Personalised career guidance tailored to students’ needs
2. Work and internship opportunities
3. Workshop and events for future career development
4. Immigration and visa advice for international students
5. Country-specific guides for students
6. Career fairs, employer presentations, and networking events to connect students with potential employers
7. Link students with Alumni members and support recent graduates.
8. CV writing, Interview preparation and other self-development support.

King's College London has received numerous awards and recognitions for its contributions to education, research, and community engagement. Here are some highlights

1. King's College London has received numerous awards and recognitions for its contributions to education, research, and community engagement. Here are some highlights
2. King's Recognition Awards: These awards honour academic excellence and performance, often through nominations by department heads and mentors
3. King's Education Awards: These awards celebrate staff members who have made a significant impact on students' learning experiences. They include categories like Sustained Excellence and Innovation in Teaching

Kings College London, for its century-old academic heritage and teaching excellence, has been recognised globally and sits within the top 50 best universities around the world. The rankings achieved by KCL are:

1. 6th in the UK by The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025
2. 8th in Europe by QS World University Rankings 2025
3. 36th in the world by The Times Higher Education World Rankings 2025
4. 24th in the Times University Guide 2025
5. 28th in the Guardian University Guide 2025
6. 40th in the QS World University Rankings 2025
7. 38th in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2024
8. 53rd in the Academic Ranking of World Universities 2024

King's College London is also known for its central location, with campuses situated along the River Thames, offering easy access to London's cultural and historical landmarks. The location is beautifully decorated and has many popular areas that students can explore. London is the capital of the United Kingdom and offers internationally popular tourist places that would keep any student hooked on this megacity for years.

The city of London is well maintained, and there are small to medium-sized parks for its citizens to breathe fresh air and have a place to relax and do sporting activities.

Students attending studies in this part of the region can visit top restaurants such as Ognisko Restaurant, Berlin Restaurant, Coda Restaurant by Eric Chavot, Tiffin Tree, Paradise Indian restaurant, Pimlico Tandoori, Chutney Mary, Maharaja, etc.

Top shopping centres include Borough Market for foodies, South Kensington Farmers' Market for fresh fruits and vegetables and Portobello Road Market, that are famous for selling antiques, vintage clothing, and unique finds.

Besides studying, there are green spaces around the campus areas and close by for recreation and daily exercise. Within a short walk, students can visit Hyde Park (one of the largest parks in London).

The place offers boating, open green spaces, cycling and exploration walks and the famous Speaker's Corner. There are also Kensington Gardens and Holland Park, providing sufficient natural spaces for students and residents.

Royal Albert Hall, situated close by, offers a historic venue hosting concerts and events. There are the  Science Museum and the Natural History Museum for those who have a keen interest in history and mystery.