King’s College London

Courses

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A-Level

from ABB

Fee / year

from GBP $27,100

Arts and Humanities

QS#17•UK#5

Archaeology

QS#101 - #150•UK#18

English Language and Literature

QS#16•UK#5

History

QS#25•UK#6

Modern Languages

QS#26•UK#5

Philosophy

QS#24•UK#6

Theology, Divinity and Religious Studies

QS#35•UK#7

Study Areas (5)

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Campuses

King’s College London's main campus is Denmark Hill Campus and has a total of 5 campuses.

Studying in Denmark Hill Campus(Main)

Living cost with rent

Above GBP $1,400

Rent / month

GBP $676 - $1,560

King’s College London

Location : Denmark Hill, London
Nearby : Denmark Hill is situated in Camberwell, in the London Borough of Southwark
Getting here : Public transport via bus (King's College Hospital stop); via train (Denmark Hill Station)
Faculties : Home to Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience
Located in Camberwell, the area has undergone major regeneration and is now one of London’s most vibrant spots to live and study.

Studying in Guy's Campus

Living cost with rent

GBP $1,100 - $1,400

Rent / month

GBP $676 - $1,560

King’s College London

Location : Great Maze Pond, London
Nearby : 1-minute walk from London Bridge Station
Getting here : Public transport via bus (Tooley Street, London Bridge Station, Borough High Street); via train (1 min walk to London Bridge, 10 min walk to Borough (Northern Line), 25 min walk to Elephant and Castle (Bakerloo Line), 20 min walk to Bank/Monument (Northern Line), 15 min walk to Monument (District and Circle Lines))
Faculties : Home to 3 faculties including Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine and Faculty of Dentistry, Oral & Craniofacial Sciences
Close to London Bridge on the South Bank of the River Thames, next to Guy's Hospital, this is an increasingly fashionable area, with many bars, restaurants, markets and creative businesses.

Studying in St Thomas’ Campus

Living cost with rent

Above GBP $1,400

Rent / month

GBP $676 - $1,560

King’s College London

Location : Westminster Bridge Road, London
Nearby : St Thomas’ Campus is centrally located by Westminster Bridge, just five minutes walk along the river from the Waterloo Campus.
Getting here : Public transport via bus (Westminster Bridge Road, Lambeth Road); via train (15 min walk to Waterloo, Waterloo East, Victoria and Charing Cross stations); by tube (Lambeth North (Bakerloo line): 7 minute walk)
Faculties : Home to 2 faculties including Faculty of Dentistry, Oral & Craniofacial Sciences and Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery & Palliative Care
Located near Waterloo Campus and home of continuing medical and dental teaching, as well as a museum dedicated to Florence Nightingale.

Studying in Strand Campus

Living cost with rent

Above GBP $1,400

Rent / month

GBP $750 - $2,000

King’s College London

Location : Strand, London
Nearby : Strand Campus is centrally located near Somerset House and Covent Garden
Getting here : Public transport via train (Charing Cross: 9 minute walk); via tube (Temple (District and Circle lines): 2 minute walk)
Faculties : Home to 5 faculties including King's Business School and Faculty of Arts & Humanities
Located on the north bank of the River Thames, the Strand Campus houses King's College London's arts and sciences faculties.

Studying in Waterloo Campus

Living cost with rent

Above GBP $1,400

Rent / month

GBP $750 - $2,000

King’s College London

Location : Waterloo Road, London
Nearby : Located next to London's South Bank Centre
Getting here : Public transport via bus (Waterloo Road); via train (4 min walk to Waterloo, 5 min walk to Waterloo East); via tube (Waterloo (Bakerloo, Jubilee, Northern and Waterloo & City lines): 4 minute walk)
Faculties : Home to 4 faculties including Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery and Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy
The Franklin-Wilkins Building, one of London's largest university buildings and completely refurbished and opened in 2000.

Upcoming Intakes

Here are the intake periods and application deadlines for King’s College London.

2026 SepApply by

Undergraduate29 January

PostgraduateMarch

*Intakes may vary by courses and will be closed once the programme is full.

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Courses

Study Areas (5)

Is King’s College London your best fit?

Campuses

Studying in Denmark Hill Campus(Main)

Studying in Guy's Campus

Studying in St Thomas’ Campus

Studying in Strand Campus

Studying in Waterloo Campus

Upcoming Intakes

Secure Your Dream Course with a Quick Inquiry Today

Eligibility & Budget Review

Document Assistance

Weekly Check-Ins

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