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Kingston University's reputation for high-quality teaching, advancing research and sharing knowledge, coupled with its London location in a picturesque and historic Royal borough, make it a popular choice for students. It is committed to ensuring students receive the very best education and campus experience during their degree studies, emerging ready to embark on successful careers as graduates sought after for their skills, knowledge and innovation. The university is widely respected at a national level for its work championing Future Skills and helping graduates to develop workplace skills, earning significant praise from business leaders, parliamentarians and peers for this work.

The university's ambitious strategy and four core values – being inclusive, innovative, enterprising and ambitious – underpin all opportunities it offers students. Recent undergraduates are the first to benefit from its innovative model of Future Skills education, first completing Navigate modules, then Explore in year two, and Apply in their third year. Future Skills will enable them to emerge from their degrees with a full set of graduate attributes most needed by employers. Work placements offered on many courses give vital real-world experience. Strong links with many big name businesses support students to build relationships with employers, often through work on live projects.

£1.8 million in bursaries and scholarships are available each year to support students from under-represented groups in higher education to achieve their full potential. These include comprehensive packages for care leavers, estranged students, young adult carers and sanctuary scholars, as well as scholarships for students who are care leavers or the first in their families to go to university. The award-winning KU Cares programme also offers wider support, including access to year-round accommodation, paid work opportunities and mentoring schemes for eligible students. In 2022–23, this programme supported more than 250 students.

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