Explore our campuses

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Dear Student,

Today, we’re sharing key information about travelling around London and our campuses. You’ll also hear directly from current students, who share their own tips and experiences to help you feel more confident navigating university life.

In this email:

Getting around our campuses and London: Travelling in London and public transport discounts
Get to know our campuses: Campus maps, tours and accessibility. Giulia shares tips for travelling between campuses and Neha offers advice on personal safety in London.
Support for commuter students: Top tips from Akshara on making the most of being a commuter student

Getting around our campuses and London

Studying in London is a unique experience. There’s so much to see and do, but learning how to get around can take time. Student Services Online, the quickest and easiest way for you to find information about student life at King’s, has a range of guidance on campus life and London to help you settle in, such as:

If you’re travelling internationally, Transport for London has advice on getting into central London from each airport so you can pre-plan your journey to and from the city.

Get to know our campuses

You can find out about our campuses and how to get there on the King’s website, with different maps for each location. Each page also has a facilities guide that covers everything from accessible toilets and secure bike parking to prayer rooms and food outlets:

Our article How do I find my lecture room on campus? provides a campus glossary to help you decode room names for each campus.

If you need to get to anther campus and want inspiration on making the journey as enjoyable as possible, check out an article by Giulia, a student and content creator, for tips for travelling between King’s campuses.

Staying in student accommodation? Here’s an overview map of our halls of residences.
A map of gender neutral toilet facilities for each campus and residence is also available.

Campus tours

Why not book a tour to explore your new campus, get to know the surrounding area and make friends along the way? No need to book, just turn up! We also have step-free tours available. Check out the Welcome to King’s app to find a time that suits you.

Important to know: tours have limited capacity and are first come, first served.

If you’d rather take it at your own pace, you can do a self-guided campus trail. Find out more on the Welcome to King’s app.

Accessibility on campus

King’s is committed to removing barriers for our disabled students and there are over 400 access guides for our campuses available on AccessAble. Guides cover key information from parking to hearing loops, walking distances and accessible toilets.

If you require support to access King’s campuses or facilities, we encourage you to seek advice from Disability Support & Inclusion.

Staying safe

We take everyone’s safety and security very seriously at King’s. Make sure to review our article Personal safety on campus & in London to find out about support services and guidance on reducing personal risk, including downloading the SafeZone app for managing your personal safety on campus.

You can also check out an article from Neha, a student and content creator, for tips on personal safety in London, and visit the Metropolitan Police stand at one of our Welcome Hubs to learn more about staying safe in London.

Support for commuter students

We’re committed to supporting our commuter students and helping you make the most of university life.

Check out an article from Akshara, a student and content creator, for tips on making the most of your time as a commuter student.

Remember to download the Welcome to King’s app and use the passphrase reggielion25 to find out more about your faculty, upcoming Welcome events and activities, and much more. If you don’t have a smartphone, you can also access the guide via your web browser. 

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