King's College London does not publish a fixed number of days per week for first-year BSc Neuroscience and Psychology students at each campus. Teaching is distributed between Guy's Campus (near London Bridge) and Denmark Hill Campus (home to the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience), but the precise split varies by cohort and module choices.

First-year students typically encounter foundational modules in biological sciences at Guy's Campus, while core psychology and neuroscience modules are concentrated at Denmark Hill. The schedule is generally mixed rather than heavily weighted to one location, though some evidence suggests Guy's hosts more common Year 1 lectures and induction events. Travel between the two campuses takes approximately 20–40 minutes by public transport, making a split schedule inevitable in your first year.

Because timetables are only confirmed to enrolled students via King's MyTimetable platform or internal systems shortly before the semester begins, no reliable public sample timetable exists for this specific course. Your best approach is to request a sample Year 1 timetable from the Neuroscience & Psychology programme office or the IoPPN undergraduate office once you have an offer, or check your personalised timetable as soon as it becomes available after enrolment. This will give you an exact count of teaching days at each campus and allow you to make an informed accommodation choice. Until then, plan for a split schedule and consider accommodation with good transport links to both sites, such as locations in Elephant and Castle, or choose based on whichever campus hosts your earliest or most frequent classes once you see your confirmed timetable.