Due to the evolving situation regarding the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), we will no longer be holding Campus Tours for the forseeable future. Instead we will be offering a range of online activity which will include campus tour videos and the chance to chat with academics, student services and current students at our online events. We will be adding more details to this webpage soon so please check back for updates.
We offer undergraduate campus tours of our Strand campus every weekday and our Guy's campus every Wednesday and Friday. On Wednesdays and Fridays, prospective students will also have the option to visit the Waterloo campus and the Maughan Library. These tours focus on topics which are relevant to prospective undergraduate students, and are also delivered by a current King's undergraduate student.
Guy's Campus
For visitors interested in studying an undergraduate course delivered by the Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine, Faculty of Dentistry, Oral & Craniofacial Sciences, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience or Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery & Palliative Care.
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Our undergraduate Guy's Campus tours take place every Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon (excluding some bank holidays and other selected dates). On the day, please arrive at the main reception of New Hunt's House, Guy's Campus at 2.20pm. A King's student ambassador wearing a red t-shirt will meet you there. The tour will commence at 2.30pm and last around one hour.
On Wednesdays and Fridays, students attending a Guy's Campus tour will also have the option to visit our Waterloo Campus. Please see below for further information.
Strand Campus
For visitors interested in studying an undergraduate course delivered by the King's Business School, Faculty of Arts & Humanities, Faculty of Natural & Mathematical Sciences, Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy or The Dickson Poon School of Law.
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Our undergraduate Strand Campus tours take place every weekday afternoon (excluding some bank holidays and other selected dates). On the day, please arrive at the main reception of Strand Campus at 2.20pm. A King's student ambassador wearing a red t-shirt will meet you there. The tour will commence at 2.30pm and last around one hour.
On Wednesdays and Fridays, students attending a Strand Campus tour will also have the option to visit our Maughan Library or Waterloo Campus. Please see below for further information.
Denmark Hill Campus
For visitors interested in studying at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience.
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Please note that although this tour is open to Undergraduate visitors, the majority of courses taught on this campus are at Postgraduate level. For students interested in studying with the IoPPN at undergraduate level, we recommend attending a Guy’s Campus Tour.
Our Denmark Hill tours take place on the last Wednesday of every month. One the day, please arrive at the IoPPN Main Reception at 2:50pm. A King’s student ambassador wearing a red t-shirt will meet you there. The tour will commence at 3:00pm and last for approximately 45 minutes.
Maughan Library and Waterloo Campus
On Wednesdays and Fridays only:
- Students attending a Strand Campus tour are encouraged to join an optional additional tour of our Maughan Library, the main research library at King's for humanities, law and science. Alternatively, students interested in studying English language and linguistics are welcome to attend a Waterloo Campus tour, where teaching for these courses also currently takes place.
- Students attending a Guy's Campus tour who are interested in studying nutrition & dietetics, nursing, midwifery or pharmaceutical sciences are encouraged to join an optional additional tour of our Waterloo Campus, where teaching for these courses also currently takes place.
To join either tour, please book a Strand or Guy's tour as appropriate above for any Wednesday or Friday. Please meet the King's student ambassador at the main entrance to the Maughan Library or the main reception of the Franklin Wilkins Building, Waterloo Campus. Both tours begin at 4pm and last for around 20-30 minutes.
We offer postgraduate campus tours of our Strand and Denmark Hill campuses typically once a month and of our Guy's Campus quarterly. These tours focus on topics which are relevant to prospective postgraduate taught and research students, and are delivered by a current King's master's or PhD student.
Guy's Campus
For visitors interested in studying a postgraduate course delivered by the Faculty of Life Sciences and Medicine, Faculty of Dentistry, Oral & Craniofacial Science, Florence Nightingale School of Nursing, Midwifery & Palliative Care.
Click here to book your tickets.
Strand Campus
For visitors interested in studying a postgraduate course delivered by King's Business School, the Faculty of Arts & Humanities, Dickson Poon School of Law, Faculty of Social Science and Public Policy, Faculty of Natural and Mathematical Science.
Click here to book your tickets.
Denmark Hill Campus
For visitors interested in studying at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience.
Click here to book your tickets.
Please note that although this tour is open to Undergraduate visitors, the majority of courses taught on this campus are at Postgraduate level. For students interested in studying with the IoPPN at undergraduate level, we recommend attending a Guy’s Campus Tour.
Our Denmark Hill tours take place on the last Wednesday of every month. One the day, please arrive at the IoPPN Main Reception at 2:50pm. A King’s student ambassador wearing a red t-shirt will meet you there. The tour will commence at 3:00pm and last for approximately 45 minutes.
Maughan Library and Waterloo Campus
On Wednesdays and Fridays only:
- Students attending a Strand Campus tour are encouraged to join an optional additional tour of our Maughan Library, the main research library at King's for humanities, law and science. Alternatively, students interested in studying English language and linguistics are welcome to attend a Waterloo Campus tour, where teaching for these courses also currently takes place.
- Students attending a Guy's Campus tour who are interested in studying nutrition & dietetics, nursing, midwifery or pharmaceutical sciences are encouraged to join an optional additional tour of our Waterloo Campus, where teaching for these courses also currently takes place.
To join either tour, please book a Strand or Guy's tour as appropriate above for any Wednesday or Friday. Please meet the King's student ambassador at the main entrance to the Maughan Library or the main reception of the Franklin Wilkins Building, Waterloo Campus. Both tours begin at 4pm and last for around 20-30 minutes.
King's Residences
Unfortunately, we are unable to show our residences on our daily campus tours. Instead, for tours of our accommodation, please contact the residences directly and the local teams will do their best to arrange a visit where possible. Contact details can be found here and below.
Email: kingsresidences@kcl.ac.uk
Phone: 0207 848 5959
Departmental Visits
Unfortunately it is not possible to include visits to specific departments as part of our daily campus tours. If you had questions relating to your application, please contact the Admissions Office. Contact details can be found above.
School Groups
UK school groups: Unfortunately, we are typically unable to book school groups on our daily guided tours due to capacity restrictions. However, our Schools and Colleges Liaison team offer a range of visits and activities for schools, including on-campus Explore King's events. Please contact schools.liaison@kcl.ac.uk for further information.
EU school groups: Please contact our European schools liaison team at counsellors@kcl.ac.uk to enquire about visiting King's.
International school groups: Please contact our International team to enquire about visiting King's. Contact details can be found here.
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