Preparing to study at King’s after transferring from another University

You’ll first need to complete the online enrolment task before you are able to register for your modules and access your timetable. For further guidance on preparing to study at King's for the first time, read our article Preparing to study at King's.

See Chapter 1 of the Academic Regulations for more information about transferring to King's from another university, including the regulations on how your final degree classification will be calculated if you’ve any concerns about this.

If you're an international student and you require a Student visa, you’ll need to make a new visa application. 

Once your application is successful, King’s will provide you with a new CAS number, through the King’s Apply Portal.

Important to know:

• For further information about what to do when transferring from another university, please see our interactive guide on transferring.

• If you're unable to travel due to the travel restrictions in your home country and you have any concerns about breaching immigration rules and regulations, contact the Visa & International Student Advice team for further advice.

If you're receiving funding or a scholarship and worried about your eligibility as a result of transferring to King’s, contact Student Funding for further support. You can also take a look at our guidance for sponsors paying tuition fees on your behalf.

Disability Support at King’s offers support advice, and guidance to both prospective and current students, who have a long-term medical or mental health condition and can support you with applying for Personalised Assessment Arrangements and disability-related funding.

Take a look at our articles How can Disability Support assist me with my disability and How can I register with Disability Support for the first time for more information.