An Insider’s Guide to the Comparative Literature MA
– By Joanna As a postgraduate student of this course, studying Comparative Literature entails looking at literature across a variety of time periods, themes, cultural […]
Four Things You Should Know About the MA in Culture, Media & Creative Industries
– By Haiyi As part of the Arts and Humanities department, CMCI (Culture, Media & Creative Industries) offers a wide range of courses specialising in […]
3 Lessons I’ve Learned from Doing My Philosophy Course Over the Pandemic
– By Joanna Being a third year Philosophy undergraduate means that most of the classes I’ve had have been online and in the midst of […]
How I studied the Japanese language as part of my degree
– By Sidhi みなさん、こんにちは。 私は シディです。(Hello everyone! I am Sidhi.) In this blog, I’ll drive you through my journey of studying the Japanese language as […]
Studying Abroad: BA Philosophy and Spanish, Cádiz, Spain
– By Sia The year abroad is rightly advertised as the highlight of a Modern Languages degree. With endless options to choose from, it […]
Something I achieved in my English literature degree that I am proud of.
– By Sidhi Being an international student from India whose first language is not English, I was anxious about choosing to study English literature at […]
Preparatory Reading for English BA
Although there’s no compulsory advance reading, the convenors of some of the core modules have some suggestions for books you might like to get started […]
Top tips for studying at King’s College London
By Giovanna Hi I’m Giovanna, a recent graduate of King’s College London! This is a list of my top tips for studying! Are you most productive […]
KCL Meditation Society and Mental Health at University
– By Maria Feeling anxious? Overwhelmed? Meditate!! Inspired by this slogan, I joined meditation society in my first year. Surprised by how kind and […]
Mind the gap; transitioning from studying at school to University
– By Ginny Moving from school to university is a huge change in everyone’s life – not just academically but socially too. It takes some […]