Health & Life Sciences Undergraduate Open Day - Guy's Campus

• Saturday 11 July 2026

Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Open Day - Strand Campus

• Saturday 5 September 2026

Arrival points:

• Strand Campus (WC2R 2LS)
• Bush House Campus (WC2B 4PJ)
• Franklin-Wilkins Building (SE1 9NH)*

*For our Arts & Sciences open days, if you are interested in Chemistry, Natural Sciences or Physics, please be aware that your subject talks and subject hub is located in Franklin-Wilkins Building. We recommend taking this into account when deciding which arrival point to go to.

I have accessibility requirements; how do I inform the event organisers?

Please include all details of your accessibility requirements on the booking form and a member of the team will be in touch closer to the event to discuss arrangements.

Is there car parking at the event?

We encourage all attendees to use public transport to attend an open day as there are very limited parking facilities near campus. If you have blue badge parking, please let us know on the booking form and a member of the team will be in touch.

• The campus will open at 9.30 and close at 16.30. You are welcome to arrive at any point during this time frame. 
• You will be given a wristband at arrival point; please keep this safe. You are welcome to leave campus and return at any point on the same day, but please ensure you keep your wrist band on. Please note that the event will end at 16.30, after which time you will no longer have access to campus.
• When you arrive, you will be given a brochure that includes a map of the campus and key information including a timetable of talks with their locations.

Franklin-Wilkins Building (Green zone)

If you are planning on attending one of our Arts & Sciences open days and are interested in Chemistry, Natural Sciences or Physics, please be aware that your subject talks and subject hub are located within Franklin-Wilkins Building (FWB), Green zone. FWB is a 5 minute walk from Waterloo station and an 18 minute walk or 10 minute bus ride to Strand campus.

If you are planning on visiting FWB, please make sure you have factored this into your journey. If you are attending any talks at FWB, especially in the morning, you are welcome to arrive directly at FWB where staff and student ambassadors will greet you and provide a wrist band and brochure.

Before or after your talks at FWB, you are welcome to explore the other activities taking place there as well as activities and talks taking place in our Strand and Bush House buildings.

When do I receive confirmation of my tickets?

Once you’ve booked your admission tickets, you’ll receive a confirmation email with your QR code. Please bring this QR code with you on the day as this will be scanned on entry.

Do I need to book tickets for my guests?

Please book a ticket for yourself and another ticket for your guest. To ensure we can welcome as many prospective students as possible, we kindly ask you not to bring more than one guest. 

Who can I speak to on the day if I need assistance or directions?

Our student ambassadors will be present at each event, and they will be dressed in the red ambassador t-shirts. They will be more than happy to help find the information you are looking for and point you in the right direction.

How much of the campus will I be able to see?

You are welcome to walk around the entire campus during the event, but please be aware some teaching spaces will be closed to the public. 

• Refreshments and lunch will be available at our King's Food outlets across campus. You are also welcome to bring your own food and drink. Please note no food is allowed inside the lecture theatres. 
• Our open days take place in the heart of London. If you would like to go for lunch and/or refreshments outside of our campus, you are welcome to but please ensure you wear your wrist band (provided at arrival point) otherwise you will not be able to come back onto campus.

Plan your visit in advance by downloading the King’s Open Day app. Access a timetables of talks and their locations, where to find your subject hub, accommodation and other tour times, and where to find places to eat on campus.

• Saturday 11 July 2026 - download the app
• Saturday 5 September 2026 - app coming soon

Download the app by following these links or search for 'King's Open Day' in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

• If you are planning on attending any talks or tours, please arrive at least ten minutes before their schedule start time.
• There will be limited time for questions during the talks so we encourage you to visit the subject hubs and student experience fairs where you will be able to chat in more detail.

We recommend planning your visit ahead of time. However, we understand you may have questions about what to expect on the day.

Join us online a few days before your open day and have your questions answered live by members of staff in our Top Tips for a King’s Open Day.

Upcoming events:

• Top Tips for a King's College London open day - 1 Sept 2026 - 17.30-18.30 (BST)