If you've previously studied at King's, and still using the King's username quoted in the email, and your original password still works, then you can skip this step and go straight to completing Online Enrolment.
1) Setting up your IT Account
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Go to the IT self-registration page.
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Follow the instructions to set up your security questions and answer
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Create a password that you can remember
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You can now access your email using the Outlook web app. Your email username is your King's username plus @kcl.ac.uk (for example k1234567@kcl.ac.uk)
If you need further support accessing your email for the first time, read our article Accessing your IT account at King's.
2) Completing online enrolment
Once you've set up your King's IT account, the next step is to complete Online Enrolment and upload your photograph for your Student ID card.
Online Enrolment should take 10-15 minutes to complete, and it involves answering a number of questions about yourself in order for us to create your student record. We will also require you to answer a series of questions set by the UK Government for statistical purposes.
How to complete online enrolment:
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After you have set up your King's IT account, go to Student Records and log-in with your King's username (your K-number) and password.
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Once you've logged in, you will be taken to a page titled 'My Enrolment' where you can work through each section and answer the required questions.
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When you've finished, you will be presented with a confirmation screen and you should also receive a confirmation email to your KCL email address. This email will outline if there is anything you need to do next.
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If you haven't done so already, you will need to upload your photo for your student card.
Important to know:
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If you encounter any issues with the online enrolment process, please get in touch with Registry Services.
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If you will not be arriving in the UK in September/January, you will still be able to access everything online as long as you have complete online enrolment.
Completing the Study Location form
As part of the enrolment task, you will be required to complete the Study Location Form. By completing the form, you can let us know your study location in Semester 1 – whether you will be in London, on campus, or whether restrictions mean you will be unable to attend any face to face teaching and need a timetable for remote-only study.
Please read our article Your study location in Semester 1 of 2021-22 for further guidance.
In the online enrolment task, how do I know what my year of study is?
Your year of study in the online enrolment task refers to the number of years you have been studying at King's only. For example, if you are visiting us from a different institution but this is your first year studying at King's, your year of study should be 1 (even if you are in a later year of study at your home institution).
Will I receive a confirmation email when I've completed enrolment?
If you have completed online enrolment, a confirmation of enrolment email will have been sent to your personal email and King's College London email addresses. You will receive an email from 'Registry.Services' and the subject of the email will be "King's Online Enrolment Confirmation [and then your student number]".
3) Uploading a photograph
To upload a photograph:
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Using a desktop or laptop, log into Student Records, with your ‘K number’ and your password
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Go to ‘My online Tasks’ on the left-hand side and will be highlighted in red.
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Select the message with the subject ‘2021/22 Photo upload’
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You will then be able to change your photo.
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If you wish to change your photo in the future, you can select the ‘Change my photo’ option which can be found under ‘My Online Tasks'.
For further guidance when uploading a photograph, please read our article How do I upload my photo for my Student ID card?
4) Obtaining your ID card
If you are an International (Including EU, EEA, Swiss) student
Completing the Right to Study check
Do I need to complete the Right to Study check?
Students who are required to complete the Right to Study check will need to complete a 'Right to Study Check form', in addition to completing the online enrolment task. Please read our article What is the Right to Study check? for further guidance.
What will happen once I complete the Right to Study check?
Upon completing the Right to study check, your student status will be updated on our records to reflect that you are fully enrolled at King’s. Your ID card will then be posted to your UK term-time address and you will receive an email once your ID card has been dispatched.
I've missed the deadline for online enrolment, what should I do?
If you are attempting to complete online enrolment after the deadline then you won't be able to access the task. Please don't worry, you'll still be able to enrol, just get in touch with Registry Services who will let you know what to do next.