Guidance for Overseas Partners & Advisors

Nominations 

• We ask all overseas institutions to complete a nomination form for each of their students who plan on applying to study abroad at King's College London as part of an exchange agreement between their home university and King's College London for either one semester or a full year.
• The online nomination form for the academic year 2022/23 can be found to the right of this page. The strict deadline to nominate your exchange students for September 2022 entry is 15 March 2022. The strict deadline to nominate your students for January 2023 entry is 1 October 2022.
• The nomination form should not be used by universities that send fee-paying students.  Any nominations and subsequent student exchange applications will be discarded.
• Please note that exchange students are not permitted to study at King's in more than one academic year at the same level.

Please pay attention to the following module information:

Please kindly remind your students that if they are nominated under a particular departmental exchange, they must take at least half of their modules from that department.  Students nominated under a modern language are permitted to choose modules from any of our modern language departments.

English Literature: Students from exchange partners with specific English Literature agreements will be prioritised for modules within the English Literature department.  Subject to availability, modules will then be offered to other exchange students. For partners who also send fee-paying students: Fee-paying students will not be permitted to register for English Literature modules.

Engineering: Engineering modules are only open to students from Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid (ETSIT-UPM), Université Catholique de Lille, École Polytechnique.

History: Students from exchange partners with specific History agreements will be prioritised for modules within the History department.  Subject to availability, modules will then be offered to other exchange students.  For partners who also send fee-paying students: Fee-paying students will not be permitted to register for History modules.

Informatics: Computer Science majors from École Polytechnique, University of Hong Kong, University of Melbourne, Monash University, National University of Singapore, University of Toronto, University of California, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Université Catholique de Lille will be prioritised for modules within the Informatics department, but will be registered on a maximum of two modules (as previously communicated).  Subject to availability, modules will then be offered to other exchange students who are Computer Science majors.  For partners who also send fee-paying students: Fee-paying students will not be permitted to register for Informatics modules.

Global Health & Social Medicine (GHSM): Students from exchange partners with specific GHSM agreements, as well as fee-payers, will be prioritised for modules within the GHSM department. Subject to availability, modules will then be offered to other exchange students.