All Funding Opportunities

From supporting our access and outreach programme to providing financial assistance for the Chapel and Choir, see our range of giving opportunities below.

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Access and Outreach

We are aiming to radically transform our ability to offer a genuinely accessible education to all, regardless of background and financial situation.
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Graduate Studentships

We must be able to recruit and support the world’s best minds by offering the necessary funding that our extraordinary candidates deserve.
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Bursaries and Hardship Support

We aspire to ensure that all of our students can access the support that allows them to fully immerse themselves in College life.
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The Student Welfare and Mental Health Fund

Student Welfare and Mental Health

Donations to this fund allow us to create a programme of care and activities directed at the welfare and mental health of resident students.
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Senior Tutor's Undergraduate Teaching Fund

Teaching and Research

Help us nurture the young academics and teachers of the future – providing the time, space and environment for our brightest minds to flourish.
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The Alan Turing Programme at King’s

The Alan Turing Programme pays homage to this profound thinker and King's alumnus.
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International Students

Our international students make an immeasurable contribution to the King's community and we must do more to support them.
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Clubs and Societies

King’s offers a wide range of social activities, with students managing over 100 clubs and societies including sports, music, performance and art.
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Library and Archives

As well as preserving many rare treasures, the Library and Archives together serve the needs of students and senior members of the College.
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Gibbs’ Building Refurbishment

Restoring the Gibbs Building

The site of inspiring supervisions and nerve-wracking interviews, the Gibbs Building is in urgent need of repair and renovation.
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Choir and Music

Your support helps to fund the education of our choristers, as well as supporting the Choir's concerts, tours and recordings.
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Director of Music Fund

To mark the outstanding career of Sir Stephen Cleobury, we wish to permanently endow the Director of Music position at King's.
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Memorial Funds

King's has a small number of special funds established in memory of former members of the College to support a variety of courses and activities.
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Preserving the Chapel

The Chapel is the spiritual home of the College and a place of untold inspiration for the millions who tune into our radio and television broadcasts.
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Members and Friends News

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King's student elected as Labour councillor

9 May 2022

MPhil student Joseph Vambe has been elected to Southwark Council

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Fiona Godlee to deliver 'Sermon Before the University'

26 Apr 2022

King's Bye-Fellow Fiona Godlee's address will be on the topic of public health and climate change.

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2022 Gates Cambridge Scholars announced

21 Apr 2022

Seven graduate students will be coming to King's in Michaelmas 2022 as part of the Gates Cambridge programme

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King's student Joseph Vambe has been elected to Southwark Council, representing the Chaucer ward in which he grew up. "When you have been accepted into Cambridge a lot of things that once seemed impossible, now seem increasingly plausible - my mentality about what I can achieve has radically shifted." @cambridgeuniversity Read more on the College website, under 'News' - link in bio.
 
Take a break from revision and join us today in the Fellows' Garden from 1.30pm for a relaxed drawing session. King's Art Coordinator Nigel Meager will be there and all materials are provided - just return any drawing board you take to the Art Rooms (A staircase) when you finish. #CambridgeCollegeGardens #StudentWelfare
  
From today until June, every Monday and Wednesday is Take a Break Cake day. Take a break from revision and come down to the Bar to enjoy a slice of (free) cake and a chat. 🍰😊 Stop press: it's brownies today! #CambridgeColleges #StudentWelfare
 
So much going on in the Art Rooms this term! Life drawing started this week, and takes place on Tuesday evenings, and next week @sheamol's photographs will be on display. Find out more about the King's Art Rooms on the College website - link in bio.
 
No sunshine today but such warm smiles at today's graduation ceremony, the first in two years to allow guests in Senate House. Congratulations to all celebrating today! 👏 #CambridgeGraduation
  
Playing hide-and-seek with Mr Fox earlier today in the Fellows Garden. 🙃 #midweekmindfulness #fox #cambridgecollegegardens
  
With Easter Term about to begin, see (in a visual nutshell) what it is like to study and live at King's and Cambridge. #cambridgeuniversity
 
“The dream of an artificial general intelligence (AGI) that will share our values, solve our hardest problems, and benefit all of humanity is very slowly becoming a reality, owing to advances in data science and machine learning as well as the ever-increasing speed and efficiency of computers.” Join us online next Friday, 29 April, for our fifth Alan Turing Lecture, given by Dr Raia Hadsell whose work as Director of Robotics @DeepMind focuses on the challenge of continual learning for AI agents and robots. 💻Register at external link #artificialintelligence #machinelearning #robotics #womenatkings
 
Another perfect day for #puntingincambridge if you can handle river traffic and don't mind being watched by a group of discerning cows. Non-resident members can book a College punt from the Porters' Lodge, just make sure you take out the punt that matches the key you are given! 🦆
 
The College gardens are looking fantastic after the long Easter weekend - clearly some rest and a little sun work wonders! 😉 #cambridgecollegegardens
 
Happy Easter to all students, staff, alumni and friends celebrating. The long weekend isn't over yet and the ☀️ is still shining...
 
Great to see the BBC lorry parked on the cobbles, ahead of Good Friday's broadcast of Mozart's Mass in C Minor with the @bbcconcertorchestra and Philarmonia Chorus conducted by King's Director of Music Daniel Hyde. Listen live tomorrow from 7.30pm on @bbcradio3

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