Congratulations on receiving your offer to study Neuroscience & Psychology at King’s. We are delighted to welcome you to our 2025 Offer Holder hub.

Find out more about the academics who will be teaching you and get a feel for the modules you will take on the course.

There are many ways to stay connected with us over the next few months including speaking to staff and students on Unibuddy Chat, and joining our Unibuddy Community to connect with fellow offer holders (coming soon). 

We will be holding an on campus offer holder event on 17 April and an online offer holder event for those unable to attend in person (date to be confirmed). You can also catch up on demand and find out what it is like to study Neuroscience & Psychology at King's here.

If you have any questions about the course, please contact enquiries_bscneuropsy@kcl.ac.uk and someone will come back to you as soon as possible. 

• Explore our content below to find out more about our Neuroscience & Psychology course.
• Join us for our on-campus and online offer holder events and ask our teaching staff and current students any questions you may have about studying Neuroscience & Psychology at King's. Registration for the in person event on 17 April is now open. 
• Chat 1-2-1 with one of our current Neuroscience & Psychology students on Unibuddy.
• Take an online tour of our Denmark Hill Campus.
• Join our Unibuddy Community to connect with fellow offer holders for your course.
• Email any questions to enquiries_bscneuropsy@kcl.ac.uk 

Hi! I'm Freya, a 2nd year Neuroscience and Psychology student at King's College London. I would be happy to answer all your questions about the school, my studies, student life, or anything else :)

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On Campus Offer Holder Event

The date for our on-campus offer holder events for 2025 has now been confirmed as 17 April. If you would like to find out more and register to attend, please confirm your place here.

Online Offer Holder Event

An online offer holder event will take place shortly after the in person event. The date and booking page will be added here shortly. 

Recordings

In the meantime, if you are looking to find out more about what studying Neuroscience and Psychology at King's is like, you can watch our 2024 online session on demand!

Lecturer in Cognitive Neuroscience Education, Andrew Bell leads the session, and covers what studying Neuroscience & Psychology at King's entails, the course structure, and the options available to you, including placements and year abroad. He is joined by a student ambassador to share the student perspective on both the course and university life. 

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Watch our videos below to learn more about our Neuroscience & Psychology course.

Watch our videos below to meet the Neuroscience & Psychology team.

Read our student blogs below to find out more about life at King's:

• My year abroad: Maaria
  Maaria writes about her experiences studying abroad in this blog
• Student Budgeting 
  Check out our student budgeting tips in this blog
• Living at Home: Maryam's story 
  Maryam writes about her experiences living at home whilst studying at King's in this blog.
• University Accommodation 
  Let's discuss halls. Read more about our King's accommodation in this blog.

In King's College London's brand new podcast, Regius Professor of Psychiatry, Professor Sir Simon Wessely discuss his research including:

• The historically perceived stigma around the psychiatry field
• Social media’s impact on mental health compared to other stimuli
• Whether trigger warnings and avoiding conversations is effective
• The role of therapy and counselling after crisis events
• Fascinating links between PTSD and how flashbacks are represented in visual media

Watch above or listen anywhere you find your podcasts.