King’s College London (Enhanced Support)

King’s College London Enhanced Support is a program designed to provide additional academic and personal support to students who may face challenges in their studies due to factors such as a disability, mental health condition, or other circumstances.

Students who are enrolled at King’s College London and have a documented disability, mental health condition, or other circumstances that may impact their studies are eligible for Enhanced Support. This includes both undergraduate and postgraduate students.

To apply for King’s College London (Enhanced Support), students should first disclose their disability or medical condition to the Disability Service at King’s College London. After disclosing, students will be asked to provide documentation of their disability or medical condition, and may need to attend an assessment to determine what accommodations are needed.

King’s College London Enhanced Support provides a wide range of support services, including assistive technology, academic accommodations, mentoring, and study skills support. The program also offers access to specialist support teams for specific disabilities, such as dyslexia and autism.

Yes, King’s College London Enhanced Support is available to all students, including international students. However, the process for accessing support may vary depending on your location and specific circumstances.

Yes, you can contact the King’s College London Disability Advisory Service to discuss your individual needs and find out more about the support available through the program. The Disability Advisory Service can be contacted by email, phone, or in person.