Open Day Programme: Knights Park campus, Saturday 4 July 2026

• 11am-12 noon or 12.45pm-1.45pm: Architecture BA (Hons) subject talk and tour

Outside of the subject talks, the academics can be found in the subject talk location, where you can drop in and speak with them one-to-one.

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• 12 noon-1pm: Creative Industries BA (Hons) subject talk and tour

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• 12 noon-1pm: Creative Industries: Art Direction BA (Hons) subject talk and tour
• 12 noon-1pm: Creative Industries: Design Marketing BA (Hons) subject talk and tour
• 12 noon-1pm: Creative Industries: Events and Experience Design BA (Hons) subject talk and tour

Outside of the subject talks, the academics can be found in the subject talk location, where you can drop in and speak with them one-to-one.

• 11am-12 noon or 1pm-2pm: Fashion BA (Hons) subject talk and tour
• 1pm-2pm:  Fashion Promotion and Communication BA (Hons) subject talk and tour

Outside of the subject talks, the academics can be found in the subject talk location, where you can drop in and speak with them one-to-one.

• 12 noon-1pm: Filmmaking BA (Hons) subject talk and tour
• 11am-12 noon: Photography BA (Hons) subject talk and tour

Outside of the subject talks, the academics can be found in the subject talk location, where you can drop in and speak with them one-to-one.

• 11am-12 noon:  Fine Art BA (Hons) subject talk and tour
• 11am-12 noon or 1pm-2pm:  Illustration Animation BA (Hons) subject talk and tour

Outside of the subject talks, the academics can be found in the subject talk location, where you can drop in and speak with them one-to-one.

• 11am-12 noon: Game Creation BA (Hons) subject talk.

Outside of the subject talks, the academics can be found in the subject talk location, where you can drop in and speak with them one-to-one.

• 11am-12 noon: 3D Design Innovation BA (Hons) subject talk and tour
• 11am–12 noon or 1pm–2pm: Graphic Design BA (Hons) subject talk and tour
• 10am-11am or 12 noon-1pm: Interior Design BA (Hons) subject talk and tour
• 12 noon-1pm: Interaction Design BA (Hons) subject talk and tour
• 12 noon-1pm: Product and Furniture Design BA (Hons) subject talk and tour

Outside of the subject talks, the academics can be found in the subject talk location, where you can drop in and speak with them one-to-one.

Trains run regularly from London Waterloo to Surbiton station (midweek 10 trains per hour, journey times 15–32 minutes) and to Kingston station (midweek four trains per hour, journey times 28–33 minutes). Both Surbiton and Kingston are in Travelcard Zone 6. Visit the National Rail Enquiries website for timetables and further information.

From Surbiton station:

• Leave the railway station via the main exit
• Cross the mini-roundabout to Claremont Road
• Take the 71, 281, K2 or K3 bus towards Kingston
• Get off at the 'Kingston Crown Court / Kingston College' stop
• Cross Penrhyn Road on to Denmark Road
• Turn left at the mini-roundabout, over the blue bridge
• Turn right on to Grange Road, and the Kingston School of Art, Knights Park is then on the right

From Kingston station:

• Leave the railway station via the main exit
• Cross the road diagonally on to Clarence Street (with the Rotunda to your left)
• Keep to the left and walk past the fallen telephone boxes sculpture
• Cross straight over the one-way system past Fairfield bus station along Wheatfield Way
• Walk past Kingston Museum and at Kingston Library bear slightly left and walk down Fairfield West
• Cross straight over at the traffic lights on to Knights Park
• Kingston School of Art at Knights Park is on your left at the end of the road

The 71, 281, K2 and K3 buses run along nearby Penrhyn Road, and the Crown Court stop is a five-minute walk away from campus along Denmark Road. Visit the Transport for London (TfL) website for further information.

London buses no longer accept cash, but you can pay using an Oyster travelcard or with a contactless credit card. More information on fares and payments can be found on the TfL buses website.

We also run a free intersite bus service for students, staff and visitors. The KU2 links the campus with Surbiton train station, Penrhyn Road and Clayhill halls of residence (nearest stop to campus is Fairfield South, just a few minutes walk away). The KU1 bus to Kingston Hill and Surbiton stops along Penrhyn Road.

We strongly recommend visitors use the excellent public transport links instead of driving to the Open Day.

The University has no on-site parking facilities during our Open Days. Free car parking is only available on all sites for blue badge holders, on a first-come-first-served basis.

Alternative parking in Kingston Town Centre can be found on the Parkopedia website – which shows current availability and costs.

All car park users agree to the University car parking terms and conditions.

Cycle parking facilities and showers are available at this site.

View information on cycle routes around the University

Heathrow and Gatwick airports are the closest to Kingston, with coaches, buses and trains linking the airports with the town.

A complimentary intersite shuttle bus service will be available on the day every 20 minutes. Look out for our friendly student ambassadors in the brightly-coloured tops who can help direct you.

The shuttle buses call at the following campuses and stops:

• Kingston Hill campus - Bus stop at the top of the steps that lead down to the Business School and Frank Lampl Building.
• Roehampton Vale campus - Bus stop, just outside the campus by the main road (A3). The bus returns to Kingston Hill, before continuing its circuit back into Kingston.
• Penrhyn Road campus - Closest bus stop to Knights Park campus. Bus stop outside the campus.
• Kingston town centre, on route to Penrhyn Road - Fairfield bus station (KT2 2PG). Stop B2 (near Kingston train station)
• Kingston town centre, on route to Kingston Hill - Cromwell Road bus station (KT2 6RD). Stop A2 (around the corner from Kingston train station)

The journey between Kingston Hill and Penrhyn Road takes about 20 minutes (dependent on traffic).