Universities

King\'s College London

London, City of - United Kingdom

Overview

King's international strategy

King’s has a distinguished reputation for research excellence and collaborative thinking, showcased by our diverse range of global activity.

In order to continue to enhance our position as a world-leading institution, one of our key strategic aims is to continue to expand this range as well as to embed an international perspective in the very fabric of the College, in the same manner as research and teaching excellence are fully ingrained. Our internationalisation aims, based on mutuality and reciprocity, are focused on the following themes:

• University partners: Developing institution-wide collaborations with like-minded universities across the globe, based on a shared research vision and excellence that contributes to high-quality teaching and learning programmes. Further specialised linkages will also be pursued at School/Department level to enhance research capacity or the quality of the student experience.
• Joint teaching and research: Recognising that partnerships should be based on teaching and research collaborations, with the development of dual and joint degree programmes where possible.
• Global Institutes: Encouraging interest amongst King’s staff and students in key overseas nations through the development of teaching and research programmes at King’s focused on specific nations/regions.
• Staff and student mobility: Supporting King’s students to spend part of their degree programme at a key partner overseas and developing more opportunities for staff exchange.
• International recruitment: Attracting the most talented staff and students from all over the world.
• International alumni: Engaging international King’s alumni in promoting understanding of their nations, in assisting King’s students and in enhancing King’s international brand.
• Developmental partnerships: Building a programme of developmental linkages, especially with nations that are less well positioned economically than the UK, in order to enhance research and teaching/learning capacities within these nations.

Faculties

School of Arts
& Humanities

Classics

Comparative Literature

Culture, Media & Creative Industries

Digital Humanities

English

European & International Studies

Film Studies

French

German

History

Liberal Arts

Modern Language Centre

Music

Philosophy

Spanish, Portuguese & Latin American Studies

Theology & Religious Studies

Education & Professional Studies

Geography

Gerontology

Management

Policy Institute at King's

Political Economy

Social Science, Health & Medicine

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English Requirements

Minimum entry requirement

Scholarships

For detailed information please contact university.

Tution Fee

International Tuition Fees 2014-15

Fees for international full time students for the academic year 2014-15 are as follows.

These are yearly fees. Fees for subsequent years are similar but subject to increase.  

Classroom-based programmes	£15,200
Laboratory-based (except MPharm) programmes	£19,570
Overseas MPharm programmes	£16,480
Clinically-based programmes	£36,050
Foundation Degree Education Studies	£7,210