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 […]
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). […]
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 […]
King’s Speakers – the best society to practice your public speaking
King’s Speakers is a public speaking society at King’s where students can practice and improve their skills using a unique format, similar to official Toastmasters. Despite all activities being moved online, we are a fully […]
5 Things I Love about Studying Modern Languages
Studying a language, especially two at the same time, can appear at first a scary prospect. There are so many things to learn, and yet despite all […]
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 […]
Top 6 Things I Love about Studying History
My name is Ciara, and I study History and Iberian Studies. In this blog post, I’m going to talk about why I chose to study […]
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 […]
Creative Writing at King’s
Virginia Woolf said, ‘a woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction’ – but Student Finance England […]
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 […]