King's College London does not publish a module-by-module breakdown or numerical count of how many modules in the Neuroscience and Psychology BSc are taught at Guy's Campus versus Denmark Hill for the 2024/25 or 2025/26 academic years. The official course teaching page states only that the degree is 'primarily taught at the King's College London Denmark Hill Campus' [1], and lists required and optional modules without assigning them to specific locations.

All three panel members confirmed that no reliable publicly available source provides this specific data. Teaching location details are held in internal systems—module handbooks, timetables, and the MyTimetable system accessible only to enrolled students—rather than published on prospectus pages [1]. This reflects standard university practice: while high-level module lists appear in public materials, operational scheduling details (which can vary by year based on room availability and cohort size) are managed internally.

There is consensus that both campuses are used. Denmark Hill is the primary base, home to the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN). Foundational science, laboratory-based, and interdisciplinary modules—particularly those shared with the Faculty of Life Sciences and Medicine—are plausibly more likely to be scheduled at Guy's Campus, though this pattern is not formally documented. The commute between campuses typically takes 20 to 40 minutes, a practical consideration for prospective students.

To obtain the exact current distribution for 2024/25 or 2025/26, prospective or enrolled students should contact the IoPPN undergraduate admissions office or the Department of Psychology directly [2], or consult detailed module handbooks and timetables provided upon enrollment.