Discover more about funding opportunities available to students completing study and/or work placements in Europe (excluding the UK) and Switzerland.

Following the UK’s departure from the European Union (EU) and consequentially the Erasmus+ Scheme, King’s committed to support students taking a compulsory, additional year abroad in the EU with a King’s European Grant (KEG) for 2023/24 and 2024/25. Students must spend a minimum of 3 months of the year abroad at the host university in the case of study abroad, or at the placement provider in the case of work abroad, to receive the grant and the placement must be part of a compulsory, additional (i.e. fourth) year abroad degree at King’s. Eligible students can only receive a KEG for a maximum of one academic year, even if further time is spent overseas.

The Global Mobility Office and the Student Funding Office will be working together to administer this funding. Any and all eligible students will be contacted directly.

Students who study abroad in Switzerland will have access to the Swiss Mobility Programme - you will need to contact the exchange/study abroad office of your host institution in Switzerland for further details on this.