Oxford Maqam Big Band: Cairo Nights
Oxford Maqam Big Band perform at the Greenwood Theatre. Photo Credit: Harry Elletson Photography Written by Jake Fletcher, KCL Liberal Arts alumni. Internationally renowned Oxford […]
Religion MA: An interview with Dr. Karen O’Brien-Kop
Below is an interview between a Religion MA student and Dr. Karen O’Brien-Kop, a lecturer at King’s who specializes in South Asian-oriented religious studies. We […]
What to read before starting the Film Studies BA
We’d like to emphasise that the reading below is not mandatory. When you arrive at King’s, you will be given reading lists for every module […]
Things to consider when choosing first year modules on the Philosophy BA
By Ajfar Choudhry, Philosophy BA student I was one of those students who hadn’t studied philosophy at all prior to coming to King’s. In fact, […]
Summer Reading List for English BA Offer Holders
By Amanda Richardson, 3rd year English BA student You will undoubtedly want to spend time relaxing before starting life as an undergraduate. However, preparing for […]
What to read before starting your Culture, Media & Creative Industries BA
If you’re wondering about what you could be reading, watching or investigating to help you prepare for studying Culture Media and Creative Industries at King’s, […]
What to watch and listen to before studying Classics at King’s
Below is also a list of free resources, such as podcasts and videos, available online, which may also aid your preparation for studying Classics at […]
Department of Classics: Summer 2023 Reading Suggestions to prepare for First Year
Offer Holders, while we anticipate your arrival to begin your studies at King’s for BA Classics & the Ancient World, BA Ancient History, or BA […]
Why should you study Philosophy?
Philosophy is one of the oldest academic disciplines in the world, dating back to the earliest human civilisations. As such, it’s understandable to think it’s […]
5 reasons why you should study Comparative Literature
When searching for a university course, especially in literatures and languages, a comparative literature degree is probably not what springs to mind initially. But while […]