HQ Function

Serves as the primary administrative hub and a major center for teaching and research, housing faculties of Arts & Humanities, Law, Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences, Social Science & Public Policy, and King's Business School.

Notable Features:

Iconic Grade I listed King's Building designed by Sir Robert Smirke, the Maughan Library (one of the UK's largest academic libraries), Somerset House East Wing, and the recently acquired Bush House complex. Its location offers proximity to legal, governmental, and cultural institutions.

Work Culture:

A vibrant, intellectually stimulating, and diverse academic environment fostering research, critical thinking, collaboration, and learning. It hosts an international community of students and staff dedicated to academic excellence and societal impact.

HQ Significance:

The Strand Campus is the original campus of King's, embodying its rich history, academic prestige, and enduring commitment to education and research in the heart of London.

Values Reflected in HQ: The pursuit of knowledge, academic excellence, preservation of heritage, continuous innovation, and a strong connection to its central London location and its role in the city's intellectual and cultural life.

Location:

King's College London maintains a significant global presence through extensive international research collaborations, a diverse student body from over 150 countries, comprehensive study abroad and exchange programmes, and active alumni networks worldwide. The university partners with leading international institutions and has representative offices or dedicated staff supporting engagement in key regions such as China, India, North America, and Europe. King's is committed to addressing global challenges through its research, education, and international partnerships, fostering a global perspective among its students and staff.

Street Address:

Strand

City:

London

State/Province:

N/A

Country:

United Kingdom