King's Undergraduate Summer School

The Undergraduate Summer School at King’s College London offers a dynamic and engaging learning experience through a range of intensive modules taught by leading academics. Each module is designed to provide students with a deep dive into their chosen subject, combining lectures, small group seminars, and hands-on workshops.

Key Features:

Duration: Each module lasts two weeks, with two different sessions offered over the summer.
Structure: Courses involve a mix of academic tuition, independent study, and group work.
Credits: Modules are typically equivalent to 3-4 US credits or 7.5 ECTS.
Assessment: Students are assessed through a combination of coursework, presentations, and exams, with final grades recorded on their King’s transcript.
Fees: £2,400 for one session (2 weeks) and discounted rates for multiple sessions.

Take note:

King's Undergraduate Summer School offers two-week intensive taught modules in July 2026 (Session 1: July 6–17; Session 2: July 20–31) for students who have completed at least one year of university. Students can take one or two modules from a wide range of subjects across King's faculties including Business & Management, Law, Psychology, AI, Global Health, Media, Politics, and more. Modules are taught university-style through lectures, seminars, and group work. Successful completion earns a King's transcript with a final mark, typically recognized as 15 King's credits (3–4 US credits or 7.5 ECTS). Students can book on-campus accommodation at Great Dover Street Apartments. Fee: £2,550 per module; £4,900 for two modules. General application deadline May 15, 2026."