All About The Professional London Music Scene
It is only now, as I am coming to the end of my degree, that I realise the impressive quantity of professional opportunities I have […]
Poetry Spotlight: ‘Ablutions’ by Nadia Saward
The Creative Writing Poetry module at King’s offered me an essential introduction to the poetic tradition, in addition to learning about the diverse new voices […]
Listening Recommendations for Lockdown
There’s no one right way to prepare to study Music at university. One thing is certain, though: the more music you know and the more […]
Day in the Life of a Comparative Literature Major
Hi! My name is Paige, and I’m a second-year Liberal Arts student at King’s, with a major in comparative literature. Liberal Arts is an interdisciplinary […]
Top 10 Practice Tips for BMus Music Practice Time
All musicians need to practise regularly—but how do you do it? And what do you do when you’re just not in the mood? Whether you’ve […]
Department of Comparative Literature BA Module Descriptions
The Department of Comparative Literature BA Module descriptions are up! Please note that this blog was produced in spring 2020. Although it was up-to-date at […]
Lockdown Reading Recommendations from the Department of Comparative Literature
Six members of the King’s Department of Comparative Literature have pulled together a reading list of books that have been inspiring them during lockdown. 1. […]
Top 5 Favourite Things About Comparative Literature
♬These are a few of my favourite things ♪ about King’s Comparative Literature BA Initially I was applying only for English Literature undergraduate degrees, but […]
French Student Newspaper at King’s
The French student newspaper at King’s is written entirely by current students, is a fantastic way for you to get involved with the French community […]
Language Acts and Worldmaking: Our Words Make Worlds
Languages do work in the world. This idea is at the heart of the flagship research project Language Acts and Worldmaking. The project has the massive […]