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“One of my aims is to try and encourage our undergraduates and postgraduates to study abroad and the best way to do that is to ensure it counts towards a British degree. It would enrich the outlook of British students and make them more employable." --David Willetts, Minister for UniversitiesThere are varied and numerous opportunities to spend time abroad in order to enrich your studies, increase your employability and broaden your horizons. The deadline for applications to study abroad in 2012/13 is Monday 12th December 2011. Please see the How do I Apply?section for information on admissions.
King's exchange programmes provide you with the opportunity to study abroad at some of the world's premier institutions for a year, or a semester, as a fully integrated part of your degree. In addition, King's students are also eligible to participate in summer schools around the world and to complete international internships.
International student mobility review
A review of international student mobility, commisioned by HEFCE and the British Council, highlights the argument that study abroad can significantly boost the chances of a student's success in later life, and bring benefits to the UK's knowledge economy.
Student testimony
"It was an experience that exceeded my expectations and I would recommend every student to take on the opportunity." - Andrea, Hong Kong University 2010-11
"Wonderful wonderful experience – promote it more and make everyone go!!!" - Jessica, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 2010-11
"There are many advantages [to studying abroad] which I could mention as this was the experience of a life time for me. I got a completly new sense of direction for my life in HK One big advantage to go abroad as part of your degree is that you get to experience a brand new culture whilst continuing to live as a student." - Holger, Hong Kong University 2010-11
"A fantastic opportunity to try out new courses and the incomparable benefit of studying in a different academic environment. Not two universities does things the same way. In addition to this you gain the added benefit of learning and experiencing a different culture which is worth many many courses in basic life skills and cultural understanding." - Aske, University of Toronto 2010-11
"I believe the experience has given me a lot more confidence in myself and in getting to know other people, in putting myself completely out of my comfort zone and trying new things." - Sara, Monash University 2010-11
"Studying abroad broadens your mind and gives another perspective as you get to know another culture and meet people from different parts of the world. It puts you out of your comfort zone and therefore makes you more confident and teaches how to adapt to new situations which are necessary skills for your future career. I had the time of my life when I studied in Melbourne, it will definitely remain as one of the highlights (if not the biggest) of my studies at King's." - Annika, University of Melbourne 2010-11
"Wonderful wonderful experience – promote it more and make everyone go!!!" - Jessica, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 2010-11
"There are many advantages [to studying abroad] which I could mention as this was the experience of a life time for me. I got a completly new sense of direction for my life in HK One big advantage to go abroad as part of your degree is that you get to experience a brand new culture whilst continuing to live as a student." - Holger, Hong Kong University 2010-11
"A fantastic opportunity to try out new courses and the incomparable benefit of studying in a different academic environment. Not two universities does things the same way. In addition to this you gain the added benefit of learning and experiencing a different culture which is worth many many courses in basic life skills and cultural understanding." - Aske, University of Toronto 2010-11
"I believe the experience has given me a lot more confidence in myself and in getting to know other people, in putting myself completely out of my comfort zone and trying new things." - Sara, Monash University 2010-11
"Studying abroad broadens your mind and gives another perspective as you get to know another culture and meet people from different parts of the world. It puts you out of your comfort zone and therefore makes you more confident and teaches how to adapt to new situations which are necessary skills for your future career. I had the time of my life when I studied in Melbourne, it will definitely remain as one of the highlights (if not the biggest) of my studies at King's." - Annika, University of Melbourne 2010-11
Modern Language Centre
To make the most of your time abroad, or to get into the international spirit of things, take advantage of the courses and events offered by the Modern Language Centre.
The centre provides courses in more than 20 languages, from Arabic to Urdu, with opportunities to take courses either as part of your degree or as an evening class.
To improve your language skills or even learn from scratch contact the Modern Language Centre.
The centre provides courses in more than 20 languages, from Arabic to Urdu, with opportunities to take courses either as part of your degree or as an evening class.
To improve your language skills or even learn from scratch contact the Modern Language Centre.
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