4 Things I Wish People Knew About the Culture, Media & Creative Industries BA
Karina was part of the first year to study Culture, Media & Creative Industries BA and is going into her second year of the degree […]
Articles by Anoushka Chakrapani
Comparative Literature Alumni Event
The Event: On 25th February 2021, the Comparative Literature department hosted an online alumni panel event inviting former comparative literature students from King’s to talk […]
The best things about studying Comparative Literature
We have a smaller cohort! One of the best things about studying Comparative Literature is definitely the fact that we have such a small cohort compared […]
Study Abroad: France and Canada
Studying abroad is bound to be one of the best experiences of your student life at King’s. As a student in French and Philosophy, the […]
The best TV shows & movies to watch before joining Classics BA
Studying Classics, one of the most interesting degrees out there, means you have the leisure of both criticising and indulging in inaccurate Hollywood depictions of the classical world. Watching shows and […]
Society Showcase: Creative Writing Society
I felt so included and privileged when the Creative Writing Society at King’s selected me as Vice President in the first few months of my […]
Top 5 things I love about studying Music at King’s
The variety of modules offered In our course there is no standard timetable due to the huge variety of modules. While there any many more […]
Insider’s guide to English BA
What’s the academic experience like? Fun, and independent. With only eight contact hours a week throughout your first and second–year, you’ll be covering a lot […]
Why study ancient languages
Learning Greek/Latin at King’s what it is like and why you should do it Hi everyone, my name is Sadie, and I’m a second-year Classics […]
Interview with a member of the Faculty of History
Ever wondered about the benefits of studying a History degree? In this blog post, you will find an interview I conducted with Dr Michael Rowe, […]