Take your leadership to the next level. 

Are you already driving change at King’s – as a Campaign Lead, Academic Rep, society committee member, or part of a liberation network?

Future Leaders: Organise to Influence is your chance to level up. 

This exclusive leadership and campaigning development programme is designed for ambitious student leaders – especially those from underrepresented backgrounds – who want to sharpen their campaigning skills, grow their confidence, and build powerful networks. 

Running from October to January across all campuses, the programme includes: 

• High-impact workshops with expert trainers and guest speakers 

• Peer learning opportunities  

• Practical campaigning tools to influence change at King’s and beyond 

• A clear pathway to KCLSU elections and leadership roles 

With a small, competitive cohort, you’ll get tailored support to boost your CV, strengthen your community impact, and prepare for future leadership.  

🚀 Spaces are limited – apply now  before they run out! 

📝 How to apply 

• Complete the short application form  

• Tell us about your current leadership role(s) and the change you want to make at King’s 

• Share how this programme will help you take your leadership further 

✅ Eligibility

You must be a current King’s student who is already active in student leadership, campaigning, or community leadership roles. The programme is open to all students, but we are particularly looking for students from underrepresented backgrounds at King’s:  

Ethnic Backgrounds:

• Black students: Black, Black British – African; Black, Black British – Caribbean; Any other Black background
• Chinese students
• Gypsy, Roma, or Traveller (GRT) students

Identity & Characteristics:

• Disabled students
• LGBT+ students (lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or trans)
• Mature students (21+ at first undergraduate entry)

Type/Level of Study:

• Postgraduate Research (PGR) students
• Postgraduate Taught (PGT) students
• Students on Clinical Practice Programmes

Widening Participation:

• Care-experienced and estranged students
• Forced migrant or refugee background
• Students from working-class backgrounds or eligible for Free School Meals
• Young adult carers

📅 Deadline: 6th October 

📣 Selection process

A competitive review – only a small cohort of students will be chosen to ensure personalised support. Invites to successful applicants will be sent early October, for the Kick-Off event on Wednesday 15 October. 

🚀 Don’t wait – this is a prestigious opportunity and places will go fast.