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Information for overseas representatives
As international representatives for Kingston University, this page is designed to keep you up to date with all of the essential information required to guide applicants to join the students from over 140 countries to learn, collaborate across our courses at Kingston University.
Why choose Kingston University?
- Kingston University is a top 5 university in London for 21 subject areas*
- Kingston University is a top 10 London University.*
- Rated amongst the top two most successful UK higher education institutions for graduate start-up companies.**
Important update: Deposit and CAS information
All postgraduate taught (masters) applicants (excluding Masters by Research MPhil/PhD) who require a student visa must pay a £5,000 non-refundable deposit, which is treated as part of the first instalment of the tuition fee, before students can request a CAS. Students who are sponsored by their Government, company or a regulated student loan scheme and undergraduate offer holders are exempt from paying a deposit. Evidence of the sponsorship or loan must be provided as part of the CAS request process.
Future Skills campaign
Kingston University is leading the way in a major campaign highlighting the importance of skills for innovation and the vital role they play in driving a thriving national economy. The results of our latest survey demonstrate that key attributes such as problem solving, critical thinking, communication, adaptability and creativity remain among the core skills most valued by employers.
Kingston is leading the way by embedding those Future Skills in every part of the curriculum via professional and personal development workshops and projects. The aim is for our students to become sought after and become equipped with the tools to find meaningful employment.
Webinars and virtual events
Discover more about Kingston University and speak with the international team at one of our webinars and virtual events.
Term dates
The University's standard academic year runs from September to July, divided into three terms.
- Autumn term
September to December - Spring term
January to April - Summer term
April to July
Course intakes
Aside from our comprehensive list of September courses, Kingston University offers a range of postgraduate courses that start in January and/or March.
Key information
Scholarships and bursaries
Find out about the variety of scholarships and bursaries available for international students.
CAS and visa information
Key information and advice about the CAS and student visa process.
Country information
Find information on your country, accepted qualifications and events for your region.
Arrivals and orientation
Find out more about arrivals and orientation to assist students in their move to Kingston.
Undergraduate prospectus
Explore our undergraduate prospectus to find what makes Kingston a great place to study.
Postgraduate prospectus
Our postgraduate prospectus gives a good insight into Kingston University.
Useful contacts
Applicant toolkit
Useful links to access the information you need to advise your students:
* Guardian League Table 2023
** Higher Education – Business and Community Interaction Survey