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Allied health courses at King's College London

King's College London runs 5 approved pre-registration allied health courses, training dietitians and physiotherapists, based in London, London. Below: every course, the route and award each one leads to, the entry requirements where the university has published them, and how the offer compares with neighbouring providers.

UndergraduatePre-reg master’s
5 Approved courses Pre-registration, leading to registration
2 Professions taught Allied health only
3 years Shortest course
1 of 5 Entry requirements published Courses with a typical offer in the open data

What you can study here

King's College London teaches 2 allied health professions at pre-registration level, training dietitians and physiotherapists. Every course listed on this page is approved by its regulator, which is what makes it count: finishing an approved course is what entitles you to apply for registration, and registration is what lets you hold the protected title and be appointed to the job.

Two ways in run side by side here. The undergraduate degree is the standard entry route from school or college; the pre-registration master’s is the accelerated route for people who already hold a relevant degree, and it compresses the same regulated content — including the placement hours — into a shorter, harder programme.

A typical offer is published for 1 of the 5 courses here and not for the 4 others, so those rows are left blank rather than filled in with a guess. Where an offer is published, treat it as the shape of the offer rather than a guarantee — these courses are interviewed, and they carry DBS and occupational health requirements on top of the grades. 1 course carries a UCAS code, so it is applied for through the central system rather than direct to the university.

Location
London
Region
London
Nation
England
Approved courses
5
Professions taught
2
Routes offered
undergraduate degree and pre-registration master’s
Campus locations
London

Every allied health course at King's College London

Side by side, so you can see where the routes and the course lengths actually differ.

Approved pre-registration courses at King's College London
Course Profession Route Award Length UCAS
BSc (Hons) Nutrition and Dietetics Dietitian BSc BSc (Hons)
BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy Physiotherapist BSc BSc (Hons) 3 years B160
MSc Dietetics Dietitian MSc pre-reg MSc
MSc Physiotherapy (Pre-registration) Physiotherapist MSc pre-reg MSc
Pg Dip Dietetics Dietitian MSc pre-reg PgDip

Dietitian at King's College London

Dietitians assess, diagnose and treat diet and nutrition problems, translating nutritional science into practical advice and clinical treatment.

Dietitian entry requirements at King's College London · All dietitians courses in the UK · How to become a dietitian

Physiotherapist at King's College London

Physiotherapists assess and treat problems with movement and function caused by injury, illness, disability or ageing.

Physiotherapist entry requirements at King's College London · All physiotherapists courses in the UK · How to become a physiotherapist

Paying for it in England

Student support for allied health courses is set nation by nation, so what applies here is decided by the fact that King's College London is in England — not by the university.

Other universities in London

Applicants normally hold several offers at once, and the realistic alternatives are the providers whose placement circuits cover the same patch.

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