Supporting your student journey

Complete enrolment

If you haven’t already, you’ll soon receive an email with initial instructions on how to complete enrolment, which has four main stages:

• Stage 1: Online enrolment
• Stage 2: Essential training. Within Student Records, go to ‘My Training’ on the right-hand side where you’ll be asked to follow further instructions to complete your essential training courses, including our ‘Keeping Each Other Safe’ series and your Health and Safety induction. 
• Stage 3: Right to Study check (for students who do not hold British or Irish nationality). The Right to Study check ensures that international students hold an appropriate immigration status to study in the UK. Even if you hold settled status or have an indefinite right to remain, you are still required to complete the Right to Study check. 
• Stage 4: Collecting your student ID card. You’ll receive your student ID card during your induction.

Want a walk-through? Use our enrolment checklist to go through the steps.

The enrolment email will have been sent to the email address you supplied when making your application to study at King’s. If you can’t locate the email or believe it might have been sent to an email address you can no longer access, please contact us with your student number, which can be found on your offer letter.

Pay your tuition fees and manage your funding

Visit our Student Fees Hub for information on: 

• When to pay your fees 
• How to pay your fees
• What to do if you can’t pay your fees on time
• How to provide your sponsor’s funding letter

You can also visit our knowledge article for more information related to understanding your invoice for Tuition Fees. 

Postgraduate Master’s Loan 

If you’re receiving a Master’s Loan, please visit our page on Postgraduate SLC Loans for information about what to do next. 

You can also visit the Fees, funding & money advice pages for frequently asked questions on applying for funding, bursaries and scholarships, as well as advice on financial hardship.

Prepare for your studies

Embarking on your Medicine degree is an exciting milestone in your academic journey. It can feel daunting, but don’t worry, King’s offers plenty of support to help you settle into student life.

Find out about the software and systems you’ll use in your studies on SSO and follow the steps to access your IT account to get set-up ready to study. 

Once your IT account is set up, enrol in two key courses to help you prepare for university: the Essential Digital Skills Programme introduces key learning platforms like KEATS and Microsoft 365, while Academic Skills for Learning helps you to build the study skills you’ll need to succeed.

Discover more about how Libraries & Collections can support you and how to access library resources for your subject, including using library search and reading lists with Library Guides.

Discover your potential

It’s never too early to start thinking about your future career. The Careers & Employability team offer a range of remote services, including digital resources, online careers events and specific support for underrepresented groups.

Make sure you also check out King’s Edge, which gives you access to a wide range of extracurricular activities including awards, events, volunteering and more. Explore the various opportunities designed to help you to develop your employability skills and enrich your life at King’s. 

Look after your health and wellbeing

Look out for your first edition of Live Well, Feel Great in your inbox soon. It’s our seasonal health and wellbeing magazine, packed with tips to help you enjoy a healthy, balanced and fulfilling university experience. 

Stay in the know

After Welcome, download the King’s Student app for easy access to everything practical, like your timetable, email and Student Records, as well as to receive important University news and updates. Keep an eye on your inbox for more information about how the app can support you.

You can also keep up to date with student life at King’s on the Student news webpages and our fortnightly newsletter direct to your inbox. Look out for your first edition coming later in September!