BA Political Economy students have the opportunity to study abroad for the second semester of their second year at the following destinations (for students starting the degree in Autumn 2025, it is expected that students will study abroad for an additional third year and will not be permitted to study abroad for one semester only):

Exchange opportunities:

Canada

University of Waterloo

Western University

East Asia

3 Campus East Asia

If you'd like to study at 3 Campus East Asia lease make note of the following: Students attend Keio, Yonsei and Hong Kong University.

France

Sciences Po

If you'd like to study at Sciences Po please make note of the following: A significant number of English taught modules available; basic French required.

Hong Kong

University of Hong Kong

Japan

Waseda University

Singapore

National University of Singapore

South Korea

Korea University

USA

Arizona State University

Georgetown University

University of California

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

BSc Political Economy students have the opportunity to study abroad for the second semester of their second year at the following destinations (for students starting the degree in Autumn 2025, it is expected that students will study abroad for an additional third year and will not be permitted to study abroad for one semester only):

Exchange opportunities:

Canada

University of Waterloo

Western University

Singapore

National University of Singapore

USA

Arizona State University

Georgetown University

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Module Section

Students should be aware that there are module requirements that need to be fulfilled in their second year of study, regardless of them studying abroad. Students need to take and pass modules equivalent to 60 King's credits for one semester, taking into account any pre-requisites for third-year modules. It is compulsory for BSc Political Economy to complete the following module in the second semester of their second year: - Econometrics You must check the module catalogues of your preferred institutions, to make sure that they offer the modules that you need. Important: if you are unable to register on the equivalent of the compulsory Econometrics module at your host university, you will either need to withdraw from the semester abroad and complete your second year at King's, or transfer to the BA track. Our partner universities cannot guarantee space on particular modules and we are unable to influence this. Please consider this before applying to study abroad.