Welcome to King's

Congratulations on your place at King's. Whether you're a new undergraduate, postgraduate taught or postgraduate research student, this page will direct you to the key information you need to get started. We have a range of resources such as Student Services Online where you can find answers to questions via our knowledge articles and the Welcome to King's Video Channel where you can watch bitesize videos introducing you to different teams in the university. Read on to learn more about the next steps in your journey to King's and how we can support you. We wish you all the best and congratulations again!

You should download the Welcome to King's app to navigate your Welcome to King's. The app provides essential information about your first few weeks at King’s. On the app you can book your faculty inductions and socials, book campus and walking tours, book a slot to collect your student ID card, and book all other Welcome events including the Welcome Hubs and International Orientation. Make sure to enable push notifications on the app to keep track of timings and locations of the events you will be attending, so you don’t miss anything! Download the app via the App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android) by searching ‘Welcome to King’s'. For further information on how to download the Welcome to King’s Guide on the Welcome to King's app, watch this video or click the link below.

We are proud to welcome international students from all over the world here at King’s. Studying in a new country can feel overwhelming, so we hope the resources below can help support new students when settling into life at King’s.

Student Services Online is the fastest way for you to find the answers to your questions about our student services. We have hundreds of articles on a range of topics and if you can’t find the answer you need, then you can contact our friendly and helpful Student Services team via bespoke enquiry forms. There is also a dedicated New Students section with information and answers to common queries for starting at King’s. Find out more by watching this video or clicking the link below: