Frequently asked questions

Yes, a degree certificate from King's College London is widely recognised and respected internationally. King's College London has a strong global reputation for academic excellence. However, specific recognition may vary depending on the field of study and the policies of employers or institutions in different regions. Always check with relevant authorities to ensure your degree meets any specific criteria. 

No, you don't need to come to the university in person for your studies or graduation. Our 100% online master’s degrees allow you to study remotely. However, if you can attend your graduation ceremony at our London campus, you're welcome to join us in celebrating your achievement. 

No, it won’t. A degree certificate from King's College London will look identical, whether you study online or on campus. We acknowledge the significance of recognising your equal commitment to academic achievement. That's why we do not specify the mode of study. Our prestigious qualifications always carry equal weight and reflect your commitment to excellence. 

The process starts via an initial consultation call with one of our Enrolment Advisors. Fill in the form at the bottom of this page with your personal details. An Enrolment Advisor will then contact you to outline the course, its eligibility requirements, and answer any questions.

From here onwards, the application process takes place on the King’s Apply platform. Read a detailed step-by-step breakdown of the application process. 

To pursue a postgraduate degree at King's College London, you generally need a relevant undergraduate degree with good academic standing. Entry requirements vary by course and may include work experience or specific skills.

Check the relevant course page for accurate and up-to-date information. Additional documentation like letters of recommendation and proof of English proficiency may also be required. 

King's online courses use the King’s E-Learning and Teaching Service (KEATS), incorporating multimedia tools such as web content, pre-recorded lectures and readings.

The virtual learning environment includes a forum for you to interact with other students, providing valuable support and learning opportunities. Active participation in discussions is encouraged.

You can find out more on the student experience page.  

Every student learns at their own unique pace, but we’d recommend devoting around 20-25 hours per week to your studies. Since your study material consists of set readings, multimedia content and forum discussions, you can divide these hours up throughout the week.  

As an online student, your week will include watching video content, participating in module activities, and collaborating with your peers. You’ll engage with your Tutor during dedicated sessions and easily track your progress online. 

As an online student at King’s College London, we’re by your side every step of the way. Our Enrolment Advisors are on-hand to support you through the application process.

Once you start studying, the Student Support Team are available to answer student support questions and can connect you to services such as our Disability Support Team.

As an online student, you will also have access to The Essential Digital Skills Programme. This can help you enhance the digital skills necessary for academic, professional, and personal development.