Spotlight on Comparative Literature research: Dr Zoe Norridge
Dr Zoe Norridge is a Senior Lecturer in African and Comparative Literature at King’s College London. Her current research focuses on cultural responses to the 1994 […]
Professor Edith Hall: What Makes Classics Special
Every summer I get excited about welcoming a new group of students to King’s so fascinated by the ancient Greeks and Romans (as well as […]
Spanish, Portuguese & Latin American Culture Bites
Are you looking to get a better understanding of Spanish, Portuguese or Latin American culture before joining us in the summer? Check out some of […]
5 Lockdown Music Recommendations for Composers and Listeners
It’s a feeling that every composer experiences at some point: you’ve got a new piece to write and you just can’t quite get going with […]
From Research to Teaching (and vice versa) in KCL Film Studies
King’s College London is a “research intensive” university. That means that in the Film Studies department we are not only using books, articles, documentaries, conference […]
Top 5 favourite things about my Music Bachelor at King’s
Student Common Room Our student common room is one of my favourite places in the department. First, it’s a very useful space to leave instruments […]
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 […]
Lockdown Reading Recommendations from the English Department
Six members of the King’s English Department have pulled together a list of the books, poems, and writing that have been inspiring them during lockdown. […]
Career options during your Digital Media & Culture degree
Hi! I’m Kimberly, a final year Digital Media & Culture student, and am here to share some of the careers options you have on my […]
Career options with an Arts and Humanities degree
Hey! I’m Huan, and I’m studying Digital Asset & Media Management MA at King’s College London. Now, I’m going to tell you about some of […]