Strategic partnership with Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, the Hinduja Foundation UK and P.D. Hinduja Hospital & Medical Research Centre (owned and managed by the National Health & Education Society). The Health Partners Academy founded through this collaboration seeks to advance training, education and research capacity building focused on healthcare outcomes.

The partnership will enable King’s to deliver the MSc Clinical Nursing programme to students based in Hong Kong, launching in July for a September 2025 intake. The programme will be delivered over two years part-time via distance learning.

Situated in the Singhasari Special Economic Zone in the city of Malang, Indonesia, the partnership delivers King's master's programmes in Digital Economies and Digital Futures.

The collaboration between King's and the University of Portsmouth delivers a medical degree through a branch campus to expand opportunities to study medicine in the south of England where there is a severe shortage of general practitioners (GPs). The course is delivered in Portsmouth, leading to a King’s Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery degree (MBBS) through the expertise of academics from both institutions.

Drawing from King's world-leading insight and expertise in healthcare education and training, our partnership with Afreximbank focuses on a scoping study to determine the feasibility of the establishment of a state-of-the-art medical and nursing school in Abuja, Nigeria. The partnership builds on King’s long-standing commitment to Africa and a legacy of working in collaboration to deliver education and impactful research partnerships in the region for the benefit of all.

A joint partnership based in Hong Kong between King's, the Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (CAIR), the Hong Kong Institute of Science & Innovation (HKISI) and the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). The MedTech hub's vision is to create a world-class academically-led collaboration that will bring together complementary strengths in medical devices research, surgical robotic and AI for healthcare research. The partnership has been developed to provide the maximum opportunity for rapid and close integration of research endeavours between CAIR and King’s with a focus on accelerated translation and commercialisation.

King's partnership with New Giza University (NGU), Egypt, focuses on supporting the curriculum design, implementation and delivery of undergraduate courses in Economics and Business for NGU students.

World-leading collaboration with the Southern University School of Science and Technology (SUSTech) in Shenzhen, China to form the SUSTech - King’s College London Joint School of Medicine. The School of Medicine is the first Sino-British medical school in China, creating a new model of global engagement for the development of the future international medical and biomedical workforce. All programmes have been developed jointly by SUSTech and King’s, and lead to double degree awards which are recognised in both China and the UK.

King's partnership with Singapore's Ngee Ann Academy (NAA) was built upon a joint vision to offer qualified nurses in Singapore the opportunity to gain a highly regarded degree in Nursing whilst continuing to work in the country’s healthcare sector. The King’s Nursing programme was designed in consultation with key stakeholders, internationally renowned clinicians and academics both at King’s and in Singapore.

King’s has been working with Nanjing Vocational Health College (NVHC) to help build the local healthcare workforce in the Jiangsu province of China. The partnership focuses on delivering a structured programme of services to the Nanjing healthcare workforce, along with opportunities for sharing best practices and providing staff and students with exchange opportunities.