If you're looking for the bustle of city life without the hustle, beautiful Kingston upon Thames is the place for you. On the doorstep of the capital, Kingston is one of London's safest boroughs and offers all the highlights of city living in a leafy, riverside location.
The University's four campuses can be found in and around the town centre, with a free intersite bus connecting them. It's a lively, student-friendly location on the Thames, neighbouring historic Hampton Court Palace and two royal parks. Better still, the heart of the capital is just 30 minutes away by train.
As well as being a fantastic place to make your home, Kingston's excellent transport links make commuting simple from further afield too. With two mainline train stations, a network of bus routes, and major motorways close by, there are so many ways to reach Kingston from London and the rest of the country. And if you're travelling by air, both Gatwick and Heathrow international airports are easily accessible from Kingston by both road and public transport.
Our campuses are located close to the heart of Kingston and easy to visit by public transport. Click on the links below to find out more about each of our sites, including detailed directions.
Penrhyn Road, Kingston upon Thames,
Surrey KT1 2EE
Kingston Hill, Kingston upon Thames,
Surrey KT2 7LB
Grange Road, Kingston upon Thames,
Surrey KT1 2QJ
Friars Avenue,
London SW15 3DW
53–57 High Street, Kingston upon Thames,
Surrey KT1 1LQ
Kingston University has four campuses. You are welcome to visit all four but you may want to concentrate on the campus where your course is taught. Use the subject list below to find the right campus for your visit.
Please note that due to ongoing road works taking place in and around Kingston, there may be travel disruption and delays for traffic and public transport. We encourage you to consult the Transport for London website or your maps/sat nav app to plan your journey and take into account any expected delays.
I knew I wanted to live at home when studying at university and I've found Kingston is a great place to do this as many students here do the same. It takes 45 minutes door-to-door to get to my lectures and my journey takes me through Richmond Park where I get to walk alongside grazing deer. I can then pick up the free University bus from Kingston town centre that takes me directly to my lectures.
Almas, third year BA (Hons) Biomedical Science student
Kingston upon Thames in Greater London is just 10 miles from the centre of the capital, in London Travelcard Zone 6. Travelcards (also known as Oyster cards) make travelling across the city easy, and discounts are available for students. For more information, visit the Transport for London travelcard website.
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