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International Study CentreProspectus 2013/14“My course has givenme a competitive advantagefor my degree.”Yi-Jung, Malaysia1

Kingston riversideContentsWelcome 4Kingston University 6Kingston upon Thames 10London living 12Your career 16Student life 20Your campuses 22Welfare and support 26Accommodation 28Kingston University, London –International Study Centre 34International Foundation Year 36International Year One Businessand Management 44Pre-Masters Programme 48English language training 50Meet our students 52How to apply 54Getting to Kingston 56Kingston maps 58Did you know91% of Kingston University, London -International Study Centre students whocompleted their course were offered a placeto study at Kingston University.23

WelcomeC-Scaipe – Penrhyn Road campusBased in an attractive riversidearea in south-west London,Kingston University is knownfor its career-focused coursesand excellent teaching quality.Students from all over the worldhave achieved success atKingston University. We wouldbe delighted to welcome youto the University and helpyou fulfil your ambitions.I am delighted that you are thinking of studyingat Kingston University.At Kingston we are committed to helpinginternational students obtain the maximumbenefit from their studies in the UK and fromthe experience of living as a student in London,one of the world’s most exciting cities.Kingston University has an excellent reputationfor learning and teaching, for its links withindustry and for its focus on developing careerskills. We also provide lots of support forinternational students throughout theirstudies at the University.In addition, Kingston has a diverse studentbody with 151 nationalities represented,and we are sure that you will find studyinghere both academically and personally fulfilling.Do come and join us for a life-changingexperience.Dr Heather ForlandDirector of Kingston InternationalFind out moreKingston University: www.kingston.ac.ukCourses: www.kingston.ac.uk/coursesInternational Study Centre: www.kingston.ac.uk/isc4 5

Kingston UniversityPenrhyn Road campusKingston University offers internationally recognisedqualifications and a supportive community withineasy reach of London, one of the world’s mostexciting, historic and culturally rich capitals.Top-quality teachingKingston has an excellent reputation forteaching and has achieved strong resultsin national assessments of teaching quality.Career-focusedWe ensure that our courses teach you workrelatedskills and are relevant to today’s workenvironment. Many courses have beendeveloped in consultation with professionalorganisations and carry professionalaccreditation.Work opportunitiesMany of Kingston’s degrees are vocationaland offer you the chance to work in industryor commerce as part of your course. This willgive you valuable experience and improveyour employment prospects.Excellent facilitiesWe’ve recently invested over £30 millionon new teaching facilities and we’re planningto spend, in total, £125 million on developmentsover a 10-year period. We have the lateste-learning technology, 3,000 computers,free internet, Wi-Fi hotspots and excellentlibrary resources. Many of our laboratories,design studios and workshops are fittedwith the latest technical equipment.Flexible degree structureOur modular degree structure enables youto design your studies to suit your interests orcareer goals*. A number of our undergraduatesocial sciences and business degrees areavailable as joint honours, so that you cancombine your two favourite subjects.*The amount of choice depends on which course you study.The standard of education,“my course, my facultyand accommodationare all perfect.”Ashish, IndiaConstruction Management BScDid you knowIn 2012, The Sunday Times said:“Kingston students have a track recordfor graduate start-ups with more than100 created each year.”Find out moreKingston University: www.kingston.ac.ukCourses: www.kingston.ac.uk/courses6 7

Kingston UniversityKingston Hill campusStudents’ country of originUK students: 83%•Overseas (includingEU): 17%Study or work abroadStudying or working abroad as part of yourdegree course at Kingston provides a uniqueopportunity to broaden your experience anddevelop valuable, transferable skills. Dependingon your course, you can choose from exchangeschemes in Europe, Australia, Canada, Chile,Hong Kong, Mexico, New Zealand, South Koreaor the USA.(Figures as of December 2012)Where our overseas studentscome fromEurope (EU) 37%• Europe (non-EU)13%East Asia 11%South Asia 9%Middle East 8%Africa 8%• Other 1%North America 5%South East Asia 4%South and Central America 1%(Figures as of December 2012)Diverse and multiculturalWith students from 150 countries representingnations across the world, Kingston is a trulymulticultural University. You’ll get to meet awide variety of students from around theworld and benefit from a learning environmentenriched by different cultures and opinions.Kingston University“has not met, but hasexceeded myexpectations in termsof exposure and overalldevelopment.”Shaleen, IndiaCancer Biology MScFind out moreKingston upon Thames: www.kingstonfirst.co.ukStudying abroad: www.kingston.ac.uk/studyabroadResources and facilities: www.kingston.ac.uk/facilitiesQuick facts• 23,105 students• 4,035 non-UK students• 150 nationalities• 5 faculties and 4 campuses• 2,916 staff• £203 million annual income• 3,000 networked computers• 113-year history(Figures as of December 2012)8 9

Kingston upon ThamesDid you knowHeathrow and Gatwick airports handle over13,000 flights per week, which is nearly 80flights an hour!Kingston upon Thames is a safe and attractive location.Close to the excitement of central London, the town centre provideseverything you’ll need, from shops to entertainment, while the parksand riverside offer a more peaceful atmosphere for your studies.Close to central LondonCentral London is less than half an hour awayby train, giving you fast access to everythingthe city has to offer.Lively town centreKingston upon Thames’ town centre has awide choice of cafés, lively bars, pubs anddelicious, yet reasonably priced restaurants.Local entertainment includes popular studentclub nights as well as a modern 14-screencinema, a 16-lane bowling alley and sportscentres.Historic townWith a rich history dating back to Anglo-Saxontimes over 1,000 years ago, you can still seemany ancient buildings in the town centre.Nearby you can visit the magnificent HamptonCourt Palace where King Henry VIII once lived.Excellent shoppingKingston has lots of fantastic shops, includingan Apple Store, Cath Kidston, Topshop anddepartment stores selling high end designerlabels. There are also many specialist stores,including supermarkets selling internationalfood, and a daily open-air market with freshfruit and vegetables on sale.The campuses are“great because they arenot far from the Thames(2 or 3 minutes walk)and not far from the town centre(5 minutes).”Monisha, MauritiusInternational Foundation Year,progressing to Nutrition BSc (Hons)10Kingston riversideTudor-style buildings in the Market PlaceFind out morewww.kingstonfirst.co.uk11

London livingRiver ThamesLiving in London will be anexperience you’ll never forget.The city combines centuries ofhistory with the best of modernculture. Whatever your interests,you’ll never be bored here.Top attractionsYou’ll have a lot of fun exploring the city, fromtaking a ride on the famous London Eye todiscovering museums and art galleries suchas the Natural History Museum and theTate Modern.London is an“amazing and magicalcity with which I havefallen in love. It haseverything to offer.I was and am still fascinated bythe variety of opportunities andchances you have here.”Anna, RussiaLaw LLMTower BridgeHistorical LondonLondon’s rich history is still visible today.St Paul’s Cathedral, Big Ben and Tower Bridgeare instantly recognisable London landmarks,alongside the palaces and castles of theRoyal Family.Piccadilly CircusShoppingWith more than 37,000 shops and markets,London is a shopper’s paradise. You’ll findeverything from luxury department storesto cheap markets, and from large shoppingcentres to small fashion boutiques.Excellent public transportYou can use London’s excellent transportconnections to get around the city quickly,visit the rest of the UK or even explorecontinental Europe.12Find out moreAll about London:www.visitlondon.comThings to do in London:www.timeout.com/london13

London livingNo matter where you are, no“matter where you want to go, allyou need to do is hop on a busor tube.”Fahad, PakistanMechanical Engineering BEngLondon EyeEntertainment and leisureLondon has an unbeatable variety of entertainment.From West End theatres to live concerts, andfrom cafés and restaurants to the city’s livelynightlife, you’ll always have plenty to enjoy.The CityDid you knowWith more than 23,000 students, KingstonUniversity is the largest provider of highereducation in south west London.14Find out moreAll about London:www.visitlondon.comThings to do in London:www.timeout.com/londonBuckingham PalaceFantastic opportunitiesLondon is one of the most dynamic andadvanced cities in the world. As a centrefor excellence in many professional fieldsand a base for most major global companies,London offers fantastic employmentopportunities and a gateway to Europe.London City Hall15

Your careerI now feel confi dent to set“high academic goals, such asone day completing my PhD.”Temitope, NigeriaInternational Foundation Year,progressing to Civil Engineering BEng (Hons)As well as developing youracademic knowledge, we alsowant to help you develop thepersonal skills and abilitiesyou will need to succeedin your career.Close links with industry expertsKingston University’s close links with employersand professional organisations, as well asresearch and consultancy activities, ensureour courses are relevant to today’s workenvironment.Valuable workplace experienceMany of our degree courses give you theopportunity to work in industry or commerce.Students on four-year sandwich degrees,for example, usually spend the third year inpaid employment. Gaining experience inthe workplace can greatly enhance yourcareer prospects.Careers and Employability ServiceYou can use the Careers and EmployabilityService for practical career support, careersworkshops and expert advice, including generaladvice on CV preparation, how to completeapplication forms and interview techniques.Preparing you for working lifeOur courses build work-based skills into thecurriculum and place emphasis on skills suchas communication, computing, problem-solvingand teamwork. These skills are highly valuedby employers.Find out moreCareers and Employability: www.kingston.ac.uk/careers16 17

Your careerPenrhyn Road campus“Kingston University has thehighest recorded number ofgraduate start-up businessesof any UK university.”Higher Education – Businessand Community Interaction 2012Graduates from Kingston work all over theworld – from fashion designers in New York toengineers in China. You can read about some ofour most successful graduates in the ‘featuredalumni’ section at www.kingston.ac.uk/alumniOpportunities in the UKInternational students graduating from a UKuniversity may be able to apply to stay in theUK to work once they have finished their studies.If you are eligible to stay in the UK after yougraduate, you can apply to work in one of themany and varied organisations based here.• The UK is the world’s seventh largest economy,with high graduate employment levels.• Many top international companies have theirheadquarters in London.• London is a centre of excellence in manyprofessional fi elds, especially in fi nancialservices and the creative industries.• Some organisations have special schemesto recruit and train new graduates.Opportunities worldwideIf you decide to return home or work in anothercountry after you graduate, you will find youremployment and promotion chances aresignificantly improved.• British qualifi cations are recognised as a globalstandard of excellence in education.• Graduates with international study and workexperience are highly valued in the job market,especially those with a good level of English.For example, we have graduates working forleading international companies such as CalvinKlein, Deloitte and Touche, Honda, HSBC, IBM,KLM, KPMG, Panasonic, Ralph Lauren andmany more.Help after you graduateAt Kingston University, we continue to supportyou with your career after you graduate. You canaccess free guidance and information from theCareers and Employability Service for up to threeyears after you graduate. You can also viewKingston University’s online job vacancy service,JobShop, and post your CV for prospectiveemployers.Staying in touch and networkingKingston University’s graduates form a vitalpart of the University’s future. We organise socialevents throughout the year to help you networkand stay in touch with your tutors and fellowgraduates. Our established online alumni groupson Facebook and LinkedIn also help you stayin touch.18Find out moreGraduate networking: www.kingston.ac.uk/alumniProspects (graduate website): www.prospects.ac.ukUK Border Agency: www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.ukPenrhyn Road campus19

Student lifeLiving here is great and I have“even joined the femalefootball team!”Maryclair, NigeriaInternational Foundation YearAt Kingston University you can look forward to much more thanjust studying. Being a student is an experience that you willremember for the rest of your life.Students’ UnionKingston University’s Students’ Union (KUSU) isa student-run organisation providing support andentertainment throughout your time at KingstonUniversity. KUSU organises social events, clubsand societies and also provides advice if youhave any problems at University.Tolworth Court sports pavillionKingston Hill library20Find out moreStudents’ Union:www.kusu.co.ukSports:www.kingston.ac.uk/sportCultural, religious and interest societiesKUSU runs around 60 societies relating tointerests, including politics, culture (eg theinternational students’ society, and the Arabic,Oriental and Scandinavian societies), religion (egthe Hindu, Christian, Islamic and Sikh societies),and other interests, such as computer games,the environment, entrepreneurship, and debating.Sports clubsKUSU also runs more than 30 sports clubs,including everything from badminton, football,cricket, rugby and tennis, to snow sports, subaquadiving, sailing, skydiving and cheerleading.Sports facilitiesThe University has superb facilities for outdoorsports, including rugby, football, cricket, archery,netball and tennis. Our newly refurbishedTolworth Court ground has 14 football pitches;two rugby pitches; two cricket squares;mini-soccer pitches; floodlit training areas;two netball courts; three tennis courts; and a six/seven a-side hard-court football pitch. Our oncampus fitness centre at Penrhyn Road featuresa modern 65-station gym with the latestcardiovascular and weight training equipment.International social eventsWe organise a number of social events everyyear to help you meet other internationalstudents, including a boat party on the riverThames and our international student cafes.21

Your campusesKingston University has four teaching campuses. Each has itsown character, but all offer state-of-the-art facilities and a friendlystudy environment.Penrhyn Road campusStudents based here: Science, Arts andSocial Sciences, Civil Engineering,Computing and Information Systems,Mathematics and Surveying and Planning.Kingston Hill campusStudents based here: Business, Law,Education, Music, Health and Social CareSciences (also taught at the St George’s,University of London campus)• A busy, lively and cosmopolitan atmosphere.• Modern classrooms, lecture theatres, IT areasand meeting spaces.• At the heart of the campus is theaward-winning John Galsworthy buildingand an attractive courtyard.• The Learning Resources Centre opens 24hours a day during term-time.• Home to central University facilities like thefi tness centre, health centre and the Students’Union headquarters.• A beautiful, leafy, self-contained site witha mix of modern and historic buildingsand a community feel.• The campus has a 300-seat lecture theatre,large drama studio and fully equipped musicstudio.• The new, environmentally friendly, £26millionteaching building provide extra teachingand learning space, a new home for theKingston Business School and an atriumwhere students can meet and work.• The modern Learning Resources Centreincludes a learning cafe, group learningrooms and bookable meeting pods.• Halls of residence on campus with roomsfor 565 students. The nearby cafe, restaurantand bar create a village atmosphere.Kingston Hill campusI like the Kingston University“location, especially Penrhyn Roadcampus which is near the RiverThames and Kingston towncentre.”22Penrhyn Road campusJuthamanus, ThailandInternational Foundation Year,progressing to Pharmaceutical Science BSc (Hons)23

Your campusesKnights Park campusStudents based here: Art, Designand Architecture.Roehampton Vale campusStudents based here: Engineering (exceptcivil and construction engineering).• Situated on the Hogsmill River, the campus hasa restaurant and bar by the riverside.• There are specialist subject studios, includinga fi lming environment, animation suite and aphotography suite, as well as the latest designsoftware programmes.• State-of-the-art workshops and studios,including two Digital Media Workshops anda large open-access 3D materials workshopwhere students from different disciplines canwork together.• The new Learning Resources Centre has awide range of art, design and architectureresources, including an images databaseand a large slide collection.• Facilities include large-scale wind tunnels,a 747 fl ight simulator and the University’sown Learjet aeroplane.• The automotive laboratory has a selectionof vehicles including a Lotus Exige and aDaytona motorbike.• The Learning Resources Centre holds a widerange of specialist engineering materials,including high-spec PCs with access tospecialist engineering software.The campus has a vibrant“atmosphere withdiverse nationalities.”Abiodun, NigeriaInternational Foundation Year,progressed to Accounting and Finance BA (Hons)Did you know“The main [learning resource] centres areopen 24 hours a day during term-timeweekdays and a high-tech self-issue systemmakes borrowing much quicker and easier.”– The Times, 2012Knights Park campus Roehampton Vale campus Roehampton Vale campus2425

Welfare and supportThe course modules“thoroughly prepare you for yourstudies at Kingston University.”Ali Akbar Zahid Shaikh, PakistanInternational Foundation Year, progressing toSoftware Engineering BSc (Hons)Kingston University will provideyou with the best opportunitiesto develop both your life andcareer skills. Here’s how we’llhelp you to reach your fullpotential.Learning Resources Centres (libraries)The University has four Learning ResourcesCentres (LRCs), one on each campus, whichprovide access to a total of 368,598 books,158,000 e-books, 31,511 DVDs and audiovisualmaterial, 73,000 e-journals and 1,000 printedjournals. The main LRCs are open 24-hoursa day during term-time and have over 3,000student facing PCs.Academic supportAll our students are allocated a personal tutorwho will provide guidance with general aspectsof learning. Under our peer-assisted learningscheme, undergraduate students can alsoreceive help and advice from more experiencedstudents. Postgraduate students are able to usethe facilities at our Graduate Centres – dedicatedspaces on each campus, ideal for private study,meetings or computer use.Innovative teaching methodsAs well as traditional teaching methods, such aslectures, seminars, tutorials, lab and studio work,we use a range of innovative teachingand assessment methods.Depending on your degree course, these include:• an electronic voting system at Kingston Hill;or• video, online and poster presentationassessments.Online learningStudySpace is our online learning tool thathelps you study by giving you online accessto teaching resources, including lecture notes,presentations and discussion boards. You canaccess StudySpace 24-hours a day from anyinternet-enabled computer.English language support during yourdegree programmeWe offer free English language coursesthroughout the academic year to help youdevelop confidence in your English languageskills and, in particular, to help improve youracademic English.Find out moreKingston Language Scheme: www.kingston.ac.uk/klsEnglish language development: www.kingston.ac.uk/eldpFacilities and resources: www.kingston.ac.uk/facilitiesLearn another languageStudying another language could widen yourcareer options and deepen your understandingof other cultures. At Kingston University, allstudents can learn another language as part of,or in addition to, their course. We currently offerprogrammes in Arabic, French, German, Italian,Spanish, Mandarin and Japanese.Help finding part-time workJobShop is the University’s online resource ofgraduate and part-time jobs. It lists hundredsof part-time vacancies in London and the localarea to help you find a job if you would like toearn some extra money while you are studyingon an undergraduate degree course.Further support servicesSupport for students with disabilitiesand dyslexiawww.kingston.ac.uk/disabilitywww.kingston.ac.uk/dyslexiaHealth and counselling serviceswww.kingston.ac.uk/healthReligious support for all faithswww.kingston.ac.uk/chaplaincyGeneral support for internationalstudentswww.kingston.ac.uk/internationalsupport26 27

AccommodationWhere you live while you’re at university is an importantpart of your overall experience. At Kingston we offer a varietyof options to suit your needs.Accommodation optionsAt Kingston University you can choose to:• apply to live in halls of residence in your fi rstyear, where you’ll have your own furnishedbedroom in a University-owned fl at sharedwith other students;• live independently in a privately rented fl at orhouse share; or• live in a private house shared with the ownerof the property (known as ‘living in lodgings’).iQ Wave interiorWith a free university bus service that runsbetween the main halls of residence and thecampuses, as well as to Kingston train station,it’s easy to get around, wherever you decideto live. The University bus runs on week daysduring term times.Find out moreUniversity accommodation:www.kingston.ac.uk/accommodation2829

AccommodationHalls of residenceYou have your own space, kitchen“and bathroom, so you are free to doanything you want, and you can alsochoose your own fl atmates.”Onwaree, ThailandInformation Systems with Management Studies MScMiddle Mill Clayhill Chancellors Seething WellsKingston Bridge HouseWalkdenLiving in halls is a great way to get to know other people, as you’llusually be sharing with students who come from a range ofbackgrounds and may be studying different courses to you.Our halls include:• Single study bedrooms arranged in fl ats inmodern halls;• Self-catering with shared kitchens and on-sitelaunderette facilities;• Most rooms are en suite; all have free internetaccess and are non-smoking;• On-site management with 24-hour security;• Designated fl ats for mature and postgraduatestudents available;• Adapted accommodation available for studentswith disabilities.International students (non-European Union) whoapply for halls accommodation in good time areguaranteed an offer of accommodation duringtheir first year (provided you meet our eligibilitycriteria).How much will it cost?Halls of residence cost range from £99.25 perweek for a standard room to £124.50 per weekfor an en suite room. Costs include heating,lighting and hot water. The University alsoprovides high-quality accommodation in thecentre of Kingston in a privately owned hall ofresidence called iQ Wave. The rooms in iQ Waveare a mixture of single, double and studio, all withen suite bathrooms. Prices* range from £164 perweek for a single room to £224 per week for adouble studio.* Please note that these weekly costs are per room and based onprices for 2012/13 academic year (subject to change).Price band Cost* LocationKingston HillSuperioren suite£124.50 WalkdenKingston Hill £112.75 Chancellorsen suiteEn suite £115.50 Clayhill,Seething WellsStandard £109.25 Kingston BridgeHouse,Middle MillBudgeten suite£99.25 Seething WellsPrice band Cost* LocationiQ Double studio £224.00 Town CentreiQ Studio £192.75 Town CentreiQ En suite £164.00 Town Centre30Find out moreTypes of halls:www.kingston.ac.uk/roomtypesVirtual tour of accommodation:www.kingston.ac.uk/accommodationtouriQ Wave* Please note that these weekly costs are per room and are basedon prices for 2012/13 academic year (subject to change).31

AccommodationRenting privatelyCampus fi tness centreMany students prefer to live independently in the local area ratherthan in the University’s halls of residence; for example, you couldchoose to rent a room in a house or flat with other students.Living in lodgingsSome students choose to live in a privatehouse shared with the owner of the property,possibly a family, couple or single person(‘lodgings’).You will have:• a furnished bedroom, including bed, desk,chair and storage;• access to the kitchen to prepare your meals;• access to the bathroom; and• bedding and cooking utensils/equipment.Middle MillLiving independently gives you lots of flexibilityand offers you more choice. You can:• live near your campus, in Kingston,in central London, or elsewhere;• choose who to share your fl at or house with;• fi nd a property to suit your budget;• pay your rent monthly;• choose your facilities, such as a garden, etc.There is a strong private rented sector inKingston and the surrounding areas, with agood range of properties available. The Universityoffers the following services to help you findflatmates and look for the right flat or house:• help with fi nding accommodation through ourdaily vacancy list, which gives details of roomsand properties available;• an online student-to-student noticeboard (fromJune to September), which enables you to getin touch with other students looking forhousemates;• a list of local letting agents and informationsheets; and• help and advice with housing issues.The Charter QuaysHow much will it cost?Based on 2012 prices, you can expect topay between £85 and £120 per week to rentprivately, depending on location, room size,facilities and the number of students sharing.Usually you will also be expected to pay utilitybills in addition to your rent.The main advantage of lodgings is flexibility:they are particularly convenient if you are livingin Kingston for less than a full academic year.Rent, including all bills, is usually around£85–£120 per week. You must also budgetfor food costs, phone and social expenses.Note: living in lodgings is not the same as being placed witha host family, as you will live separately from the householder– for example, you will prepare your own meals.32Find out morewww.kingston.ac.uk/private-accommodation33

Kingston University,London – InternationalStudy CentreThe Kingston University, London – International Study Centre(KULISC) provides a range of preparatory programmes forinternational students who do not meet the requirements for directentry onto an undergraduate or postgraduate degree at Kingston.KULISC coursesAccess to university facilitiesAs a student of the International Study Centre,you will be part of the university from the dayyou start your course. As well as benefiting fromresources at the International Study Centre,you will have access to all university facilities.Direct progression to your degreeJoining a preparatory programme guaranteesthat you will receive a conditional offer of adegree place at the university.Soon after you join, we will help you choosethe degree programme onto which you wantto progress.Upon successful completion of the course andhaving met the required entry standards, youwill proceed directly to your preferred degreeprogramme at Kingston University.University-style teachingThe programmes at KULISC will introduceyou to the style of teaching that you willexperience when you progress onto your degree.This includes: tutorials, seminar-style classesand large group lectures.Personal monitoring and supportYour progress will be monitored at all timesto make sure you remain on track to successfullycomplete the programme. You will also benefitfrom regular assessment through examinationand marked coursework.English language trainingAdditional English language training is availableat the International Study Centre if you needto improve your standard to the required level.For more details and entry requirements, seepage 50.34It’s a lifetime experience,“because we learn everydaywith each other, even if it’sjust a word…it’s fantastic.”Marinela, AngolaInternational Foundation Year,progressing to Geology BSc (Hons)We offer a number of specialist preparationprogrammes at KULISC:• International Foundation Year which leadsto year one of undergraduate study inmore than 100 degrees;• International Year One Business andManagement which leads to year twoof an undergraduate business-relateddegree; and• Pre-Masters Programme which leadsto a one year taught masters in business.Find out moreInternational Study Centre: www.kingston.ac.uk/iscInternational Foundation Year: www.kingston.ac.uk/ifyInternational Year One: www.kingston.ac.uk/iyonePre-Masters Programme: www.kingston.ac.uk/pmp35

InternationalFoundation YearBusiness, Management and Lawwww.kingston.ac.uk/ifyThe International Foundation Year is designed specificallyto provide international students with a direct path to degreestudy at the University.Leading to degrees in: Actuarial Mathematics and Statistics,Art Market, Business Information Technology, Business withAccounting, International Business, Marketing Communicationsand Advertising, Politics and International Relations and more.All Foundation routes are modular in structure with one common to each route:Foundation English SkillsThis module provides you with intensive English language preparation in all important skills areas(reading, writing, speaking and listening) and with the necessary academic study skills relevantto starting a degree programme at Kingston University. As you progress through the module youwill be taught how to develop competence in a number of skills including sentence structuring forwriting, skim reading for key information, and learning how to construct and deliver presentations.Key factsEntry datesSeptember 2013 or January 2014Term datesSeptember 2013 startTerm 1: 16 September – 6 December 2013Term 2: 13 January – 21 March 2014Term 3: 7 April – 13 June 2014January 2014 startTerm 1: 13 January – 21 March 2014Term 2: 7 April – 13 June 2014Term 3: 16 June – 15 August 2014Progression to your degreeFor a complete and up-to-date list of progressiondegrees and grades, visit www.kingston.ac.uk/ifyEntry requirementsEnglish language: IELTS 4.5 overall (withminimum 5.0 in writing and no other elementless than 4.0) or TOEFL or Pearson Test ofEnglish equivalentAcademic: Good high school graduation gradesAgeStudents are usually at least 17 years oldSubject-specific modulesBusiness StudiesThis module particularly emphasises the roleof leadership within a business structure tohelp you understand some of the strategic andoperational challenges faced by management.In addition, the business functions of Marketingand Human Resource Management have a keytheme among the module content and you willlearn how to describe and analyse aspectsof these functions.Financial Accounting with MathematicsThe Financial Accounting with Mathematicsmodule provides you with an understandingof financial accounting in relation to accountingprocedures and systems used within the UK.To help you become comfortable with thesubject, key concepts of both financialaccounting and mathematics will be explainedto you throughout the module. Among thethemes you will learn are how to maintainfinancial records, how to prepare and interpretfinancial accounts and how to develop essentialnumerical skills for financial and accountingcomputations.English Legal System with PoliticsThe aim of this module is provide you withan understanding of the principles of the Englishlegal system and British politics. What you learnwill be of use to you in a wide range of businessdisciplines, and therefore not just limited tolaw and politics degrees. The comprehensiveintroduction to the history, structure, divisionsand nature of the English legal and politicalsystems will be put in context against widerlegal and political systems including theEuropean Union.3637

Science, Engineering and Computingwww.kingston.ac.uk/ifyLeading to degrees in: Automotive Engineering, Civil Engineering,Computer Science, Creative Technology, Forensic Science andPsychology, Mechanical Engineering, Pharmaceutical Science,Sports Science, Web Development with Business and more.Subject-specific modulesPure MathematicsBuilding on your existing background inmathematics gained through previous study,you will learn how to use algebraic equations tomake links to physical quantities, and how to usecomplex numbers in different areas of learning.The module also covers standard mathematicalfunctions and introduces the use of probabilityand descriptive statistics. Emphasis is placedon preparing you for the areas of mathematicsthat will be relevant to the demands ofundertaking a degree.Elective modulesYou will study 2 elective modules, dependingon your university degree aim.Applied MathematicsThis module is particularly designed for thelearning needs of students wishing to pursuea degree in computing, engineering and physics,but can equally be taken by anyone with a keeninterest in the relationship between mathematicsand science. Topics studied include Newton’sLaws of Motion, kinematics and particledynamics.PhysicsThis module will aim to build on any existingbackground in physics you may have gainedthrough high school studies. You will continueto build your understanding of the disciplineby exploring topics including atomic physicsand of matter and its relation to physicalchanges. In addition to the theoretical learningthere will be 30 hours of laboratory time givingyou the opportunity to develop your practicalskills and to raise your awareness of safetyconsiderations in the laboratory environment.ComputingIn order to undertake this module, you will beexpected to have a basic working knowledgeof computing. The module covers thefundamental aspects of computing andinformatics that you will be required to havefor the first year of a related-degree programme.Upon successful completion of the moduleyou will be equipped with the knowhow to applybasic application and coding techniques, be ableto document database solutions to specifiedproblems, and have a broad understandingof different programming languages.BiologyFor students interested in pursuing a degreein biological sciences, this module covers thefundamentals and major principles underpinningbiology. This includes, but is not limited to;cellular structure for living cells, plant biology,ecology and genetics, and physiologicalprocesses in animals and humans. Naturally,work will include laboratory sessions to helpyou understand the connection between thematters being discussed and the reality ofbiological processes.ChemistryThis module covers the fundamentals andmajor principles underpinning chemistry. Thisincludes, but is not limited to chemical bonding,thermodynamics and differentiating inorganicfrom organic chemistry. By completing thismodule you will develop learning outcomes thatwill lead you to have an excellent understandingof the components of chemicals and the wayin which they work together.I feel more confi dent“having learnt essentialstudy skills requiredfor universityassessments.”Mame, GhanaInternational Foundation Year, progressingto Psychology BSc (Hons)3839

Social Scienceswww.kingston.ac.uk/ifyLeading to degrees in: Criminolgy and Forensic Science,Economics, English Language and Communication and Politics,Film Studies, Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies,Politics and International Relations, Psychology and more.I’m really happy with“my choice. Kingston uponThames is a lively andfriendly town, yet minutesfrom central London.”Shaimaa, Saudi ArabiaInternational Foundation Year,progressed to Biomedical Science BSc (Hons)Subject-specific modulesSocial Sciences with MathematicsThe main focus of study is the perspectiveon society which you will encounter throughthe topics of culture and identity, globalisation,mass media and crime and deviance.Furthermore you will study the methods bywhich sociological research is carried out, whichincludes a mathematical element, in order toprepare you for your own research project.The module will ensure you have a firmunderstanding of sociological concepts,research methods and an appreciationof the influences shaping modern society.Elective modulesYou will study 2 elective modules, dependingon your university degree aim.PsychologyThe module provides you with insight intothe theoretical approaches to psychology,research methods, human memory, childhooddevelopment, stress and psychopathology.As a student you will also carry out a practicalresearch project during which you will completeand analyse the results of a psychologicalexperiment. On completion of the module you willhave an excellent understanding of fundamentalconcepts and theories underpinning psychologyas well as practical research skills to carry outexperimental projects.40Media StudiesThrough the module you will develop anunderstanding of key concepts underpinningdifferent media and an appreciation of thecritical views of media and culture.Principles of EconomicsYou will focus on microeconomics andmacroeconomics and become familiar withmany of the key concepts specific to thediscipline of economics and understand howmodels and concepts can be applied to everydayproblems relating to the world around you.Economics transcends many degree subjectsand studying this module will give you theconfidence to recognise its existence whenexploring a range of academic issues.41

Progressing to your undergraduate degreewww.kingston.ac.uk/ifyOnce you have successfully completed your International FoundationYear and met the entry requirements, you will progress to your chosendegree at Kingston University.Business, Management andLaw routeScience, Engineeringand Computing routeSocial Sciences route42Available degree programmeActuarial Mathematics and StatisticsApplied Economics and Human RightsArt MarketBuilding SurveyingBusiness AdministrationBusiness EconomicsBusiness Information TechnologyBusiness ManagementBusiness Studies*Business with AccountingBusiness with LawFinancial Mathematics with BusinessHistory*Human Resource ManagementInternational BusinessLawLLB HonsLLB International LawLLB with BusinessLLB with CriminologyMarketing Communication and AdvertisingMarketing ManagementMathematics with BusinessPolitics and International RelationsProperty, Planning and DevelopmentQuantity Surveying ConsultancyReal Estate ManagementResidential Property*All degrees available as a joint honours degree(eg Business with Law BA (Hons)). For other degreecombinations, visit www.kingston.ac.uk/coursesAwardBSc (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BSc (Hons)BBA (Hons)BSc (Hons)BSc (Hons)BA (Hons)BSc (Hons)/BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BSc (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)LLB (Hons)LLB (Hons)LLB (Hons)LLB (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BSc (Hons)BA (Hons)BSc (Hons)BSc (Hons)BSc (Hons)BSc (Hons)Available degree programmeAwardAerospace EngineeringBSc (Hons)/BEng (Hons)Automotive EngineeringBSc (Hons)BiochemistryBSc (Hons)Biomedical ScienceBSc (Hons)Biological Sciences with routes in EnvironmentalBiology, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Human BSc (Hons)Biology, and Medical BiologyChemistryBSc (Hons)Civil EngineeringBSc (Hons)Computer ScienceBSc (Hons)Computer Science (Network and Communications) BSc (Hons)Computing StudiesBSc (Hons)Computing with BusinessBSc (Hons)Construction ManagementBSc (Hons)Creative TechnologyBSc (Hons)Cyber Security and Computer ForensicsBSc (Hons)Cyber Security and Computer Forensicswith BusinessBSc (Hons)Environmental Hazards and Disaster Management BSc (Hons)Environmental Management EnvironmentalManagement with BusinessBSc (Hons)Environmental ScienceBSc (Hons)Exercise, Nutrition and HealthBSc (Hons)Forensic Science and PsychologyBSc (Hons)Games TechnologyBSc (Hons)GeologyBSc (Hons)Information SystemsBSc (Hons)Information Systems (Internet Business)BSc (Hons)Mechanical EngineeringBSc (Hons)/BEng (Hons)Media TechnologyBSc (Hons)Medical BiochemistryBSc (Hons)Motorsport EngineeringBSc (Hons)NutritionBSc (Hons)Pharmaceutical ScienceBSc (Hons)PharmacologyBSc (Hons)Software EngineeringBSc (Hons)Sports ScienceBSc (Hons)Sustainable DevelopmentBSc (Hons)Television and Video TechnologyBSc (Hons)Web Development with BusinessBSc (Hons)Available degree programmeCreative Writing and PoliticsCriminologyCriminology and Forensic ScienceCriminology and HistoryCriminology and Human RightsCriminology and PoliticsEconomicsEnglish Language and Communication and PoliticsEnglish Literature and PoliticsFilm StudiesFinancial EconomicsHistory*History with FrenchHistory with PsychologyHuman GeographyHuman Rights*Human Rights with FrenchHuman Rights with PsychologyHuman Rights with SpanishInternational Relations*International Relations with FrenchInternational Relations with Media andCultural StudiesInternational Relations with PsychologyInternational Relations with SpanishJournalismMedia and Cultural StudiesPolitics*Politics and International RelationsPolitics with English LiteraturePolitics with FrenchPolitics with SpanishPsychologyPsychology with Human RightsPsychology with HistoryPsychology with International RelationsSociologyTelevision and New Broadcasting MediaTelevision and New Broadcasting Mediawith FrenchTelevision and New Broadcasting Mediawith PsychologyAwardBA (Hons)BA (Hons)BSc (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BSc (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BSc (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BSc (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BSc (Hons)BSc (Hons)BSc (Hons)BSc (Hons)BSc (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BSc (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BSc (Hons)BSc (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)BA (Hons)43

InternationalYear OneThe modules thoroughly“prepare you for your studiesat Kingston University.”Ali Akbar Zahid, PakistanInternational Foundation Year,progressing to Software EngineeringBSc (Hons)The International Year One Business and Management is athree-term programme which provides international students withthe academic support, study skills and English language trainingto succeed on a business-related degree at Kingston University.Progress to the second year of your degreeJoining the International Year One Business and Management programme guarantees thatyou will receive a conditional offer for second year entry to a business-related undergraduatedegree programme. For a complete and up-to-date list of progression degrees and grades,visit www.kingston.ac.uk/iyoneKey factsEntry datesSeptember 2013 or January 2014Term datesSeptember 2013 startTerm 1: 16 September – 6 December 2013Term 2: 13 January – 21 March 2014Term 3: 7 April – 13 June 2014January 2014 startTerm 1: 13 January – 21 March 2014Term 2: 7 April – 13 June 2014Term 3: 16 June – 15 August 2014Entry requirementsEnglish language: IELTS 5.0 overall (with 5.0 inwriting and no element below 4.0) or TOEFL orPearson Test of English equivalentAcademic: Good high school graduation gradesplus up to one year of further studyAgeStudents are usually at least 17 years old4445

Business and Managementwww.kingston.ac.uk/iyoneLeading to degrees in: Business (joint honours), BusinessAdministration, Business Management, Business Studies,International Business, Marketing Communications andAdvertising and Marketing Management.Subject-specific modulesEnglish and Skills for University StudyThis module will provide you with intensiveEnglish Language preparation in all importantskills areas (reading, writing, speaking andlistening) and with the necessary academic studyskills relevant to progressing to year two of adegree programme at Kingston University. Uponsuccessfully completing the module, you will beequipped with a wide range of language andacademic skills which will give the confidenceto succeed on the remainder of your degreeprogramme, including a high degree of languageexpression, evaluating information and creatingarguments from multiple sources and correctreferencing.Marketing PrinciplesYou will learn the fundamentals of marketing,providing you with solid platform for you todevelop more specialist subject knowledge asyou progress through your degree. In additionto understanding the principles of the subjectyou will also develop skills to enable you toclearly communicate your own ideas onmarketing and be able to critique the latestthinking of the discipline. The module is deliveredusing a combination of lectures, in-classexercises, case studies and guest speakers,enabling you to apply your theoretical knowledgeto real marketing situations.Managing Business InformationYou will explore the use of mathematicaltechniques together with informationtechnology to develop output which servesdecision making in business. As well asdeveloping an appreciation of the dependancybetween mathematics and IT in business,you will develop employable skills in applyingmodelling to solve everyday business problemsand learn how to analyse data correctly.Business EconomicsYou will learn basic business and economicconcepts and focus on their application tocurrent issues and the world of government,business and the market. The material andformat used are designed to develop yourability for clear and structured analysis; youwill develop both awareness and understandingof core business economic concepts withan ability to communicate these conceptsusing appropriate terminology. The modulewill enhance your employability by developingcritical thinking and oral and written communicationskills that are relevant to the world of work.Organisational BehaviourYou will explore the core topics and conceptsof the behaviour and management of peoplein work situations. The topic is organised intothree main parts so that there is a traditionalprogression from the individual, to the groupand, finally, to the organisational levels ofanalysis. Based on theoretical understanding ofindividual and group behaviour in organisations,you are given the opportunity to reflect on andlearn from your own and others’ experiencesand behaviour in the group. Throughout themodule you engage in activities that enable youto develop your academic and other relevantskills, which can be applied throughout your timeat the university and taken into your future workand organisations.Kingston University’s“learning materialsand facilities areoutstanding.”Ifeanyi, NigeriaInvestment and Financial Risk Management MSc4647

Pre-MastersProgrammeBusiness and Managementwww.kingston.ac.uk/pmpThe Pre-Masters Programme is a two-term programme ofacademic subjects, study skills and English language trainingdesigned specifically to prepare international students formasters-level study.Leading to degrees in: Accounting and Finance, Human Rights,International Business Management, International Human ResourceManagement, International Management and Entrepreneurship,International Relations, Marketing with English and more.On the Pre-Masters Programme you will:• use a range of academic and learning skills• adapt to your new cultural and academic environment• enhance your understanding of your subject• develop your ability to use English in an academic environment.Progress onto your degreeOnce you have successfully completed the Pre-Masters Programme and met the required entrystandards of your preferred masters programme, you will proceed directly onto the course. For acomplete and up-to-date list of progression degrees and grades, visit www.kingston.ac.uk/pmpKey factsEntry datesJanuary 2014Term datesJanuary 2014 startTerm 1: 13 January – 21 March 2014Term 2: 7 April – 13 June 2014Entry requirementsEnglish language: IELTS 5.5 (in all components)or TOEFL or Pearson Test of English equivalentAcademic: Recognised higher/advanceddiploma in a related subject area, or recogniseddegree in related field or honours degree in anysubject.AgeStudents are usually at least 20 years oldSubject-specific modulesPre-Masters Skills in EnglishThis module aims to develop your Englishlanguage and university study skills for entranceto masters programmes at Kingston University.You develop language and study skills thatenable you to study at masters level throughclass-based teaching and a range ofassessments, as well as developing reading,writing, listening and speaking skills aimed atan end of module examination and assessmentsproduced during the module.Business and ManagementThis module introduces you specifically to topicsincluding organisational behaviour and operationsmanagement. Through a review of the historicaldevelopment of organisational behaviour,approaches to management theory, leadership,change and culture, operations managementand planning and control, you will develop theability to critically analyse the application anduse of a range of business models.Research MethodsResearch Methods provides the tools necessaryfor those seeking to undertake masters studiesat Kingston University. It introduces and developsskills related to different research methods andfocuses in particular on developingan understanding of the applications andlimitations of a range of techniques relatedto the collection of data and materials.The emphasis of the module is on practicalapplication with extensive use of Excelspreadsheets and its associated functions.Individual Research ProjectThis module aims to introduce you to a rangeof data sources used for analysis within achosen field of study, and to help you developthe ability to write longer pieces of academicwork containing critical evaluation of sourceddata. Through undertaking this module it will raiseand develop your awareness of the importanceof acquiring and using an analytical approachtowards your studies.4849

English languagetraining *If you need to improve your English language to the required levelfor your International Study Centre programme, you can takeour English Language Preparation (ELP) programme at theInternational Study Centre.*Subject to approvalInternational Foundation YearYou will need an IELTS 4.5 or equivalent to startthe International Foundation Year. If you haveIELTS 4.0 or equivalent, you will need one termof ELP. You can start in June, prior to startingyour academic programme in September, oryou can start in September, prior to start youracademic programme in January.Study plan optionsIELTS Duration June September January April June September/October4.0 4 terms4.0 4 termsStart your4.5 3 termsundergraduate degree4.5 3 termsEnglish Language Preparation International Foundation Year VacationInternational Year One Business and ManagementYou will need an IELTS 5.0 or equivalent to start theInternational Year One. If you have IELTS 4.5 or equivalent,you will need one term of ELP. You can start in June, prior tostarting your academic programme in September, or you canstart in September, prior to start your academic programmein January.Study plan optionsIELTS Duration June September January April June September/October4.5 4 terms4.5 4 termsStart second year of5.0 3 termsundergraduate degree5.0 3 termsEnglish Language Preparation International Foundation Year One VacationFor complete and up-to-date ELP information, visit www.kingston.ac.uk/isc5051

Meet our studentsJessicaFrom: USAStudying: International Foundation Year, progressed to Psychology BSc (Hons)YoragajFrom: MalaysiaStudying: Pre-Masters Programme, progressing to Accounting and Information Systems MScI think theInternationalFoundation Year isgreat for studentswho are from adifferent educationbackground.It prepared me withthe essentialacademic knowledgeand study skills to beready for my degreein criminal psychologyin just three terms.The tutorial styleteaching enabledtutors to payattention to mystrengths andweaknesses of the“The tutorialstyle teachingenabled tutorsto pay attentionto all my mainstrengths andweaknesses.”subject and alsoallowed for interestingdebates anddiscussions in class.I really enjoy beingpart of the universityand being able tohave access to themost up-to-datefacilities on thecampus.The Pre-MastersProgramme iscarefully designed toprepare students withthe style of teaching,learning andresearching inUK universities at apostgraduate level.My tutors are veryexperienced,knowledgeable andalways provide uswith current casestudies. I love theopenness andinteractions in theclass which promotesthinking.I have found theInternational StudyCentre extremelyhelpful in terms oftopping up andrefreshing my“ Thishas beeneye-openingfor me.”knowledge in mychosen field of study.The modules havebeen eye-openingfor me with theanalysis of businessmanagement ata higher level.AbdullahMirzaFrom: JordanStudying: International Foundation YearI chose to study inthe UK becauseof the excellenteducationopportunitiesand Kingston seemedlike a good fit. Mycousin studied hereand told me it was agreat place to be. I’mglad it was suggestedto me as it was agreat decision tocome.The InternationalStudy Centre is great.I like all the differentpeople you can meetfrom a wide rangeof countries. Thestudent communityis an ideal learningenvironment andthe teachers arealways helpful.“ TheInternationalStudy Centreis great.”My accommodationis very comfortableand the classes aregood too.I like the facteveryone knowseach other at theInternational StudyCentre and theteachers arereally nice.From: PakistanStudying: International Foundation Year, progressing to Actuarial Mathematicsand Statistics BSc (Hons)I came to study in theUK because thestandard of educationis very good and theteaching standardsare very high. The UKeducation is highlyrecognised all overthe world and a UKdegree will benefitmy career.I like studying soclose to Londonbecause you can findall nationalities andlanguages, so youdon’t feel like astranger away fromhome, especially atKingston University.The campus is alsoreally good because“ Thestandardof educationin the UK isvery good.”it is in a greatlocation, close tostations and the towncentre. Studying atthe International StudyCentre has been agreat experience.The classes andlearning environmentare excellent and theteachers are alwaysthere to help.5253

How to applyTo apply directlyComplete the application form (enclosed)and post it to the address printed on the form.Alternatively, you can apply online:www.kingston.ac.uk/iscTo apply through your local representativeComplete an application form and return itto your local representative.Information and adviceIf you need further information, our expertstudent enrolment advisors are available forhelp and advice.You can contact them via the website or bytelephone: +44 (0)1273 339 333If you are applying through a local representative,please contact them with any queries.IMPORTANT: Your application needs to includecopies of your academic transcripts and Englishlanguage qualifications.FeesDetails of tuition and accommodation fees canbe found at www.kingston.ac.uk/iscfeesStudent insuranceIt is essential that international students have theprotection of personal insurance whilst in the UK.To cover you as a student at the InternationalStudy Centre (ISC), you can purchase ‘StudyCare’.Designed for international students, the policy willcover you for loss of personal possessions, aswell as providing health and medical insuranceuntil the end of your ISC academic programme.The cost of StudyCare will automatically beadded to your invoice unless you can provideproof of alternative cover. For more information,visit www.kingston.ac.uk/iscstudycareAbout these coursesAll courses at the Kingston University, London –International Study Centre are run byStudy Group, a world leader in education andtraining for international students, in partnershipwith Kingston University.Study Group is a global leader in private highereducation, language and career education, in theUnited States, Canada, the UK and Europe,Australia and New Zealand.Study Group provides the highest qualityeducational opportunities for 50,000 studentsfrom more than 130 countries in over 48campuses across the world.DisclaimerThe information in this prospectus is issued for general guidanceof students entering the University from September 2013, anddoes not form part of any contract. The University and StudyGroup hope to provide the programmes and facilities describedin the prospectus, but reserve the right to withdraw or makealterations to programmes if necessary.Find out moreFees: www.kingston.ac.uk/iscfeesHow to apply: www.kingston.ac.uk/iscapplyInformation and advice: www.kingston.ac.uk/iscTop tips on completingyour application• Research the course thoroughly beforeyou apply.• Provide examples of previous study, workexperience or extracurricular activities thathave influenced your course choice.• Explain why the course interests youand how it will benefit you.• Tell us about how the course will fit inwith your future career plans.5455

Getting to KingstonKingston within the British IslesKingston upon Thames has excellent transportlinks, which means that, wherever you come from,you’ll find it easy to travel to.By planeTravelling around Kingstonand LondonKingston within Greater LondonGetting to Kingston from London’s airports is easy.From Heathrow airportTake the X26, 111 or 285 bus to Kingston.Approximate journey time: 45 minutes but theX26 bus takes just 32 minutes to reach Kingston.From Gatwick AirportTake a train to Clapham Junction and thencatch a Kingston- or Surbiton-bound train.Approximate journey time: 65 minutesNote: the Gatwick Express train does not stop at Clapham Junction.From Stansted AirportTake a train to Tottenham Hale station, thenchange onto a Victoria Line underground serviceto Vauxhall, where you can catch a Kingston- orSurbiton-bound train.Approximate journey time: 100 minutesFrom Luton AirportTake a train to St Pancras International station,then change onto a Victoria Line undergroundservice to Vauxhall, where you can catch aKingston or Surbiton-bound train.Approximate journey time: 110 minutesKingston’s excellent public transport connectionsmake travelling around the local area and intocentral London simple. Kingston is in Zone 6of London’s travelcard system, so you can use astudent travelcard (called a ‘Student Oystercard’)to get around. This card gives you a 30%discount on adult-rate season tickets.By trainTrains run regularly from London Waterloo station(via Clapham Junction and Wimbledon) to bothKingston and Surbiton stations. Trains fromWaterloo to Kingston take just 28 minutes.The fast train from Waterloo to Surbiton takesas little as 16 minutes.We recommend you travel to:• Kingston station for Kingston Hill andRoehampton Vale campuses (and then take thefree university bus from the nearby bus station)• Surbiton station or Kingston station for PenrhynRoad and Knights Park campuses.To plan your journey, visit: www.nationalrail.co.ukBy busBuses are often the quickest and cheapest way totravel around London. Kingston is served by manybus routes. Visit www.tfl.gov.uk for information.5657

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