TOP 5 Surprising Things I LOVE about Studying English at King’s!
By Katie When selecting my degree, English was always a no brainer. As an avid reader and a certified nerd, I was more than ready […]
Mind the gap; transitioning from studying at school to university
By Milly Hi! I’m Milly, and I am a third-year history student studying at King’s College London. I hope this blogpost provides you with some […]
What it is like studying History as an International Student at King’s: Q&A!
By Henna As you may know, London is an exceptionally international city— one of the most diverse demographics in the world and especially here at […]
Top 5 things I love about studying Music
As a first year Music student, here are 5 of the best aspects that have arisen from my first term studying Music at King’s: The […]
Top five best things about studying Classics at Kings
The Campus King’s Strand campus is right next to the Thames and a short walk away from Covent Garden, the West-End musicals and multiple […]
Top 5 things I love about studying joint language
The chance to put your degree into practice The best thing about studying languages is that you graduate with a tangible skill that you […]
What you need to know about Theology and Religious Studies
This post was written by Asya Are there different modules to pick from the RPE course? Absolutely! One of the fantastic reasons why I was […]
5 Things I Love About Studying at King’s College London
by: Ro Xzi As an international student studying History and Political Economy here at King’s College London, I want to share a few things that […]
What You Need to Know About a Joint-Honours Arts and Humanities Degree
by Alexander After four years at King’s studying French and Philosophy, there are a few things about studying a joint honours arts and humanities degree […]
5 Things I wish I’d Considered When Choosing a University for Comparative Literature
By Sasha Finding the perfect course at the perfect university takes countless hours of sheer anxiety, in-between trawling through UCAS, and speaking to teachers. For […]