Keep Your Instrument Going
How do I continue with my instrument while at King’s? Having followed the path of becoming a violinist and graduating from conservatoire in 2016 (before […]
Study Tips
A day in the life of a Spanish student
Hi! I am a first-year History and Spanish student. Although my degree is equally weighted between the two subjects, I am going to focus on […]
Things to do between lectures
Sometimes, you may find yourself with an awkward break between classes. Rather than heading back to halls, why not stay around campus? I’ve compiled a […]
The Differences between Postgraduate Study and Undergraduate Study: Part II
Nina, who studied English BA and Philosophy MA at King’s, continues to write about her experience of postgraduate study: Welcome to Part II of my […]
Why you should study something you love at university
It’s an age-old debate: study what you love, or study something ‘practical’ to get a job? Especially if you don’t know what to do when […]
4 top tips to managing your university workload
Ah…the big challenge at university! Managing a heavy workload can be tricky but once you manage your time right, you should be able to apply […]
MA English – my favourite modules
The great thing about doing a taught Masters is that along with studying the core module for your chosen programme, you can take a number […]
Clearing and Adjustment – our tips for you on results day
Hi, thanks for taking a look at my Clearing and Adjustment blog post! I was in your shoes not so long ago and I remember […]
How to manage your time and your priorities
Hi, I’m Dana, and I’m going to tell you about managing your time and your priorities. Being a student can be stressful on its own—from […]
What you can do with a degree in Digital Culture
Digital Culture BA at King’s College London is an innovative new degree which explores a diverse range of digital platforms. You can learn more about […]