NMES: Opportunities outside your programme

Check your King’s email for your fortnightly student bulletin, sent by your Programme Director or Director of Studies.

The bulletin is your main source of information about opportunities, events and activities taking place across King’s, the Faculty and your department.

Explore a diverse array of projects, workshops and activities to build your edge. Get recognised for the learning beyond your course. You can find out more in the article What is King's Edge?

Work experience can help you explore different roles and professions, develop your skills and gain experience alongside your studies.

You can find information and guidance about internships and other work experience opportunities on the Careers & Employability KEATS page.

If you arrange your own internship or placement while studying at King’s, you may need a King’s Host Agreement. Find out when you’ll need one and how to complete the process in our King’s Host Agreement article.
 

The Associateship of King’s College (AKC) is an inclusive, research-led programme of lectures that gives you the opportunity to explore different religious and cultural perspectives alongside your main programme of study.

Find out more about the Associateship of King’s College.

King’s Undergraduate Research Fellowships (KURF) give undergraduate students the opportunity to work alongside King’s academics during the summer.

If your application is successful, you’ll also be enrolled on the King’s Research Award, which gives you formal recognition for your role as a Research Fellow.

Find out more about King’s Undergraduate Research Fellowships.