At King's, we believe in offering more than just a degree. Our courses are crafted to inspire curiosity, fuel passion, and equip you with real-world knowledge that will set you apart in your future career. Now is the perfect time to chart your own path, discover new interests, and gain valuable experience with undergraduate study.

Explore our range of exciting new undergraduate courses below and get ready to start an unforgettable journey.

Our pioneering Artificial Intelligence & Philosophy BSc blends cutting-edge AI with the exploration of philosophy’s biggest questions. You'll graduate equipped with the technical and critical thinking skills that open doors to careers in tech, government, journalism, business, research and more.

You’ll explore machine learning, data science and hands-on programming next to ethical and theoretical challenges—like AI’s impact on human interaction, decision-making, and more. You'll learn how to develop and deploy AI for use in society, and understand the challenges raised as AI technologies evolve and are used more widely.

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Gain essential skills for data-driven decision-making in business and finance. Through studying business, finance, economics, and technology, you will master analytical problem-solving tools, data visualisation techniques, and data manipulation skills.

Hands-on experience with data science tools will ensure you can generate innovative solutions and actionable insights, while the optional year in the industry will provide you with practical insights and professional connections.  

Careers

Graduates of this programme are well-positioned for diverse roles in the finance industry. The programme’s focus on data analytics, visualisation, mining, text analysis, and machine learning ensures that graduates are also equipped to tackle challenges in knowledge creation and academic research. 

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In partnership with The University of Melbourne (ranked top law school in Australia), the four year programme offers students the opportunity to learn both the English and Australian legal systems and to gain two degrees: A LLB qualification in English Law and Australian Law and a Juris Doctor from Melbourne Law School. Students spend year 1 and 2 at King’s and years 3 and 4 at Melbourne.  

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The programme is designed for students who seek to practise Law in England or Wales and wish to obtain an in-depth knowledge of Australian Law, or, those who want to practise in Australia/ASPAC region. 

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Taught at King’s Business School & EDHEC Business School, this double degree provides an opportunity to study at two internationally renowned institutions. Begin your studies at King’s Business School, focusing on foundations in business, management & analytics during the first two-years, then transition to the EDHEC campus in Lille during years 3 & 4, where you can specialise in areas such as finance, strategy, or marketing. Students will receive an award from each institution upon graduating from the programme. 

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With the ability to integrate global insights into business strategies, graduates of this programme will be exceptionally well-positioned to drive innovation, growth, and success across  a wide range of countries and industries. 

This new course provides students with the core components of a traditional law degree, together with detailed knowledge of how crime, the criminal law and the criminal justice system are shaped by broader political concerns about the causes of crime and patterns of criminality and recidivism.
The content has been designed for students who are interested in socio-legal questions that extend beyond an understanding of specific legal instruments, to questions about the construction of criminality and processes of criminalisation, the legitimacy of state punishments and definitions of, and differential access to, justice. 

Careers

A joint law and criminology degree provides a foundation for a wide range of careers including: solicitor, barrister and criminal justice roles within Home Office, Ministry of Justice, Prison Service, HM Courts and Tribunals Service, national intelligence and security agencies, policing, offender management and rehabilitation, Probation Service and community justice.

The new Politics and International Affairs BA offers a unique approach to understanding politics, by blending domestic and international perspectives. The course will cover a wide range of topics, including populism, elections, public policy, global finance and trade, inequality, environmental issues, and foreign policy. Taught by leading researchers in politics and international affairs, students will benefit from regional expertise from across the world.  

Careers

The analytical skills and specialist knowledge gained provide important skills for graduates of this course for future employment in a range of careers with alum from the department working in NATO, the EU, and government agencies. 

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This new Psychology and Criminology BSc will equip you with a strong understanding of theory, research, and practice in core areas of psychology and criminology. You’ll learn how the disciplines interrelate and how they are applied in real-world contexts to challenge issues like crime prevention, mental health and their impacts on the criminal justice system.

The course is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) as providing a graduate basis for chartered membership of the society (GBC). This is the first step towards becoming a Chartered Psychologist and an essential step for undertaking further professional training in psychology in areas such as clinical psychology. It’s also possible to spend a year in a professional placement or studying abroad if you wish to.

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