King’s College London is England’s third oldest university, founded in 1829 by King George IV and the Duke of Wellington. Ranked among the top 10 UK universities in the world (QS World University Rankings 2023), it has 12 Nobel Laureates among its alumni and current and former faculty. Distributed across her five campuses in central London, it currently has over 26,000 students enrolled.

King’s College London has played a key role in many advances that have shaped modern life, including the discovery of the structure of DNA. It is now the largest center for training doctors, dentists and other health professionals in Europe. It’s also home to six Medical Research Council centres, the most of any UK university, home to Europe’s largest dental school and the world’s oldest professional nursing school. Studying at King’s College London opens up a wide range of learning opportunities around the world. The university has over 150 global partner institutions and you can study abroad for a semester, year or summer.

King’s College London Student Union has over 50 sports clubs (including the Boat Club rowing on the River Thames and the Rifle Club using the university’s shooting range at the decommissioned Aldwych Underground Station under Strand Campus), We offer over 60 clubs. Volunteer opportunities, 2 bars, 2 nightclubs, shops, restaurants and a gym.