St Georges University of LondonWelcome to the Faculty of Health and Social Care Sciences (HSCS)
| The Faculty of Health and Social Care Sciences is an integral part of both Kingston University and St George's, University of London. We are a lively, student-centred and interdisciplinary organisation, with expertise in education, research and practice innovation in health and social care. We aim to build on collaborative learning and research in health and social care to find new ways to influence and improve practice through the enthusiasm of our students and the excellence of our research. As a leading provider of health and social care education, the Faculty of Health and Social Care Sciences is proud to be playing a pivotal role in shaping the future workforce for London. By valuing you as an individual student and supporting your learning needs, we believe we can inspire you to contribute to high quality and compassionate services for people in London. |
 Professor Fiona Ross Dean of the Faculty of Health and Social Care |
How to find us
Teaching for Nursing and Social Work takes place at Kingston University's Kingston Hill campus (PDF campus map). Leafy Kingston Hill is about three miles from Kingston town centre. Teaching for Radiography takes place at Kingston University's Penrhyn Road campus (PDF campus map), which is in the heart of Kingston, about a 10-minute walk from the town centre.
Other courses are based at St George's, University of London. St George's is on the same site as St George’s Healthcare NHS Trust, located in South West London about five minutes’ walk from Tooting Broadway Tube station.
View our directions to Kingston University and St George's, University of London to find out how to reach us.
For more information about access at these campuses and across the University, visit DisabledGo.
Your Programme Office
The Programme Offices will be your first point of contact for most of your day-to-day queries during your time in the Faculty. They provide administrative support and guidance from enrolment to graduation.
Read more about getting ready to study at the Faculty of Health and Social Care Sciences.
Plus find out more about what your teaching will be like, placements in the Faculty, and what other students say. Read more about your studies.
Make sure you know how we will contact you and how to update your details. Read more.
Being a student is not all about studying – it's also about meeting new friends, enjoying your independence and having fun. Read more.