Programme overview
Centred on social and cultural psychology research, this visiting opportunity draws on research links between King’s College London (KCL) Psychology and the NHS. The research plan is confirmed in light of the applicant’s background and the host’s arrangements.
Research focus and participation
- Social inequality, health cognition, indigenous psychology, and qualitative methods
- Research-group discussions, academic talks, and use of library and specialist databases, subject to University arrangements
- Academic exchange with an international community of staff and students
Duration and format
- Current undergraduates and taught master’s students: 3–12 months
- Current doctoral candidates and research master’s students: confirmed case by case; 0–12 months may be possible
Who it suits and entry requirements
For applicants in Psychology, Sociology, Cognitive Science, Health Studies, Public Health, Cultural Anthropology, or related fields.
- Visiting students: relevant academic background, a research plan or visiting statement, and evidence of English ability where required
- Visiting scholars who already hold a PhD: an academic profile aligned with the research area, an academic CV, and a statement of proposed work; participation in relevant academic activities is required
Application materials and process
Prepare a research plan or visiting statement, an English CV, and English-language evidence where required. Final host requirements are subject to confirmation by the department and faculty member.
