Living in halls is a great way to get to know people, as students may be sharing with others from different backgrounds and courses. There are more than 2,000 rooms available including some single-sex and quieter flats, considering all tastes and budgets. Most bedrooms are en-suite and include everything students need to feel comfortable and settled including on-site laundry facilities, bike storage and fast, reliable Wi-Fi.

First-year undergraduate students who have firmly accepted an offer are given priority when making their room selection. The Residence Life Programme helps give students a sense of belonging and community. The team, made up of staff and current students, runs events and activities with the aim of creating community, improving wellbeing and ensuring residents are settled and safe.

Kingston University students on Whatuni say:

''My stay at Seething Wells was great. I met great people that I currently live with in my second year and there's a nice community feel.''

''My accommodation is good, it's spacious and a nice environment to live in.''

''Nice and modern.''

Each year, Kingston University provides a range of scholarships and bursaries to support undergraduate students throughout their studies. In 2024/25, £1.7m was given to students in financial support. This includes offering 500 Kingston Bursaries to students studying in their first year with us. This is money given to students by the university that they can use to support their studies and pay for things, such as books, food and travel costs.

A full list of available bursaries and scholarships can be found on Kingston's undergraduate finance information page.

Kingston University is dedicated to creating fair access and opportunities to students from all backgrounds at undergraduate level. To ensure students find the right course and mode of study to fulfil their unique potential, the university's helpful admissions team is available all year round via phone and email to answer any queries or questions pertaining to Kingston's admissions procedures and entry requirements.

Entry criteria for courses at Kingston vary on a course-by-course basis, and prospective students are encouraged to check individual course pages and their associated entry requirements prior to making an application.

Offers for places on undergraduate programmes at Kingston are generally based on the UCAS tariff points system and requirements will vary depending on the course and mode of study. Kingston also offers alternative routes to enrolment for undergraduate courses, and in addition to grades, the university values applicants for their unique life experiences and personality. Since courses are delivered in English, international applicants will need to demonstrate a minimum level of English language proficiency before commencing their studies at the university.

Tuition fees for undergraduate courses are dependent on:

• the type of course being studied
• whether students a home student (resident in the UK for at least three years) or an international student (a non-UK resident studying in the UK)

A comprehensive breakdown of all tuition fees, including fees for international students, can be viewed on Kingston University's undergraduate tuitions fees page.

Kingston University offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and short-term courses across fields such as business, engineering, health sciences, creative arts, and computing.

The university combines high-quality teaching, strong professional recognition and a supportive student experience, helping students succeed academically, professionally and personally. This is further highlighted by the universities Gold ratings in all three TEF categories.

Undergraduate students at Kingston University are taught by lecturers who are experts in their fields. Teaching staff are well-qualified and have spent many years working in their industries, accumulating plenty of experience and insight into their specialist subject areas. Drawing from real-world experience in research and practical application, lecturers provide industry-informed teaching at all levels of study.

Staff are enthusiastic about their subject and passionate about the success of their students. Lecturers and tutors at Kingston University encourage students to achieve both their academic and career goals, providing tailored support that matches each individual student's needs.

Kingston University students on Whatuni say:

''I think the method of teaching is great, great sense of communication between the lectures and students.''

''The lecturers are passionate about the subjects and care about the students.''

''My course is well taught with lots of simulation sessions.''

Kingston University students on Whatuni say:

''The best aspect of my course has been the in-depth theoretical knowledge I've gained about the criminal justice system, mental health and societal behaviours. The modules have been diverse across the years while remaining engaging and linked.''

''I've enjoyed the learning from 3rd year as we get to learn about UX/UI and creating a business idea.''

''I think Kingston University is a best choice for students seeking practical and career-focused programs.''

Students will find a welcoming community that celebrates diversity and inclusion, making every student feel at home.

Kingston upon Thames is a thriving market town just 30 minutes from outside of central London by public transport. There is plenty to see and do at Kingston University, with a variety of museums, markets, restaurants, pubs, clubs, cafes and riverside walks near campus.

Whether students are an athlete or just want to stay active, the sports clubs welcome all levels of ability. There are over 40 different societies to choose from, covering academic, cultural, arts, faith, and campaign-based societies. If students can't find a group that reflects them, they can start their own!

Kingston University students on Whatuni say:

''The location is a perfect mix of city meets nature''

''Best aspect of my uni experience is the social life at uni, the societies and events that are held play a very big part of my uni life.''

''It has been great so far, lots of support, lots of great societies.''

Kingston Students' Union (KSU) is an independent charity that supports and empowers every Kingston University student.

Students find so much to get involved in while they're at uni, whether they want to pursue a passion or try something new. Kingston Students' Union offers more than 20 sports clubs.

Kingston University wants students to thrive both academically and personally. From day one, learners be part of a supportive community with expert teams ready to help them make the most of their university experience.

The Information Centre provides a single point of contact for student services, whether by phone, online chat, logging a query or visiting us in campus libraries. Students can get support with library services, money and funding, accommodation, visas and disability support, or be directed to the right team.

My Kingston, the student intranet, is students' central hub for information and updates, including personal timetable and library access. Canvas, the Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), is used by staff and students to support learning across modules and courses.

Every student has their own personal tutor and opportunities to meet with them one-to-one. They'll be on hand to answer any questions about academic studies and signpost to further support. The counselling and wellbeing teams provide confidential, flexible support, including one-to-one counselling, listening sessions, stress and time management sessions, drop-ins, and online resources.

Kingston University students on Whatuni say:

''One of the standout aspects of my experience is the ease of accessing support.''

''Very accessible, great student support. Lots of career festivals and placement opportunities meetings to introduce students to employers.''

''Lots of help and support is offered and provided.''