Our campuses are fully open. This article provides useful links to information about the different places you can study.
 

Important to know: King's buildings will be closed on bank holidays and on any other planned university closure days. For these dates for the year, please check When is the university closed?

 
 
 
Bookable study space
 
If you would like to book a room on campus, you can do so using the Resource Booker site. You can only make a room booking for private and group study. We’ve created comprehensive guidance on how to book a room using Resource Booker. You can view our user guide to booking on: Resource Booker – Quick start user guide for Students.
 
You can also book space in our libraries using the LibCal site.
 
Important to know: bookings must follow the KCLSU room booking process and code of conduct. 
 
 
 
Libraries
 

There are libraries open at each campus. For locations and opening hours, please visit Libraries & Collections.

Questions about library spaces and services are welcome via libanswers.kcl.ac.uk.

 
 
Studying with respect: what do I need to know about using study spaces?

 

 

Non-Library computer rooms used for teaching and private study space

 

 

Using study spaces respectfully

 
 
 
Student Computer Rooms
 
Student Computer Rooms are available at each campus and in accordance with building opening times. These rooms are available for private study and are also used for classroom teaching. You can find a list of locations and opening hours on the Student Computing Locations intranet page.
 
The PC Free service allows you to find the nearest available student PC on campus. Check the availability of PC's in each of the Student Computer Rooms (over 1,200 PCs in over 50 rooms across campuses).
 
 
King's Food
 
King's Food operate a range of food & drink outlets at each campus. You can find a list of locations and opening hours on the Food outlets & bars intranet page. Outside the busy lunch period, lots of these places can be used for study.
 
 
KCLSU spaces
 
Information on spaces run by the Students' Union (KCLSU) can be found on their Hang out at KCLSU webpage. Places suitable for study include:
 

Denmark Hill (IoPPN Main Building)

  • KCLSU IOPPN 

Guy's (Boland House)

  • Guy's: Guy's Cafe, Ground Floor
  • Guy’s Bar, Floor -1
  • Guy’s Hut, Ground Floor

Strand (Bush House South East Wing)

  • The Shack Cafe (Ground Floor)
  • The Vault (bar and restaurant), floor -1
Drop-in study spaces

 

Important to know: From September 2024, we’re making changes to some study spaces at the Strand and Waterloo while we make improvements to our buildings. Please check this information regularly for the latest information.
 

 

 

Denmark Hill

 

 

Guy's

 

 

Strand

 

 

Waterloo

 

Where you can heat food

 

Denmark Hill

  • IoPPN - restaurant
  • Weston Education Centre (WEC) - Student Common Room ​​​​

Find your way using the Denmark Hill campus maps and directions.

 

Guy's

  • KCLSU Guy’s Café, Ground Floor, Boland House

Find your way using the Guy's campus maps and directions.

 

Strand

  • King's Kitchen, Floor -1, Bush House South East (SE) Wing
  • Terrace Café, Macadam Building
  • Rolls Café, Maughan Library

Find your way using the Strand campus maps and directions.

 

Waterloo

  • Next to Bytes Restaurant, Floor 1, Franklin-Wilkins Building

Find your way using the Waterloo campus maps and directions.

 

 

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