Introduction to Digital Culture Readings
This blog features reading recommendations for the Digital Culture BA 2020-21 modules. It was produced in July 2020 specifically for students joining the course in September […]
German Department Module Descriptions
In the German Department at King’s, we are pleased to offer a wide range of expert-led second- and final-year teaching, allowing you to follow your […]
Black Lives Matter Reading List
As the surge of protest, activism and debate prompted by the killing of George Floyd continues, the History Department at King’s has compiled a list […]
Department of Comparative Literature BA Q&A
Dr Sara Marzagora and student ambassadors answer the questions of prospective students and offer holders about the King’s BA in the Department of Comparative Literature. […]
The Königspost German Newspaper
The Königspost is a German-language newspaper written and edited by students from the German Department. It appears twice a year and each issue covers a […]
Undergraduate History Department Module Descriptions
This blog was produced in June 2020 specifically for students joining the course in September 2020. Although it was up-to-date at the time it was […]
All About The Professional London Music Scene
It is only now, as I am coming to the end of my degree, that I realise the impressive quantity of professional opportunities I have […]
Poetry Spotlight: ‘Ablutions’ by Nadia Saward
The Creative Writing Poetry module at King’s offered me an essential introduction to the poetic tradition, in addition to learning about the diverse new voices […]
Listening Recommendations for Lockdown
There’s no one right way to prepare to study Music at university. One thing is certain, though: the more music you know and the more […]
Day in the Life of a Comparative Literature Major
Hi! My name is Paige, and I’m a second-year Liberal Arts student at King’s, with a major in comparative literature. Liberal Arts is an interdisciplinary […]