3 Reasons Why You Should Study a non-Law Degree Before Going Into Law
3 Reasons Why You Should Study a non-Law Degree Before Going Into Law In this post, Samai writes about her choice of studying Classics for […]
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A King’s Student from Hong Kong
Karen is an international student from Hong Kong who is studying at King’s. In this post, she writes about her experience coming to King’s and […]
A Day in the Life of a KCL Student – Vlog
Justine is a first-year History and International Relations student here at King’s. In this vlog, which was recorded during one of the UK’s lockdowns, she […]
Study Abroad: North America
Larissa, a BA English student at King’s, spent one of her semesters during her second year studying abroad, at the University of California (Berkeley campus). […]
BA Classics (Greek & Latin) vs. BA Classical Studies – Which is right for you?
Classics (Greek & Latin) and Classical Studies are both exciting degrees offered by KCL’s Classics department, but there are considerable differences between them. As someone […]
Showcase of Societies – A whistle-stop tour of the Music societies at KCL
King’s College London is full of exciting music ensembles that perform all year round! Here are some of the societies that are well worth checking […]
What I wish people knew about Modern Languages (SPLAS)
Ciara studies History and Iberian Studies, and for this post will be focusing on the Spanish part of her degree (‘Iberia’ referring to both Spain […]
Fulfilling a lifetime goal: Learning an extracurricular language at King’s
Giovanna is a Comparative Literature at King’s, who has studied both French and Japanese at King’s Modern Languages Centre. She studied French as part of […]
The best YouTube channels to watch before studying Spanish
This article by Rebecca talks through some of the best YouTube channels to watch if you’re hoping to study Spanish at University. Links are embedded, […]
What I wish people knew about Religion, Philosophy and Ethics BA
RPE is a vibrant and varied course which brings a philosophical focus to the study of religion. Like most BA degrees, it’s a three-year course […]