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 […]
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Top 5 things I love about studying Music at King’s
The variety of modules offered In our course there is no standard timetable due to the huge variety of modules. While there any many more […]
5 Reasons Why I Love to Study Philosophy at King’s
Philosophy is a broad subject that encompasses all aspects of our lives. For me, all it took was studying at King’s to reveal the debates which […]
Insider’s guide to English BA
What’s the academic experience like? Fun, and independent. With only eight contact hours a week throughout your first and second–year, you’ll be covering a lot […]
What I wish people knew about Classics
As a second year Classics student, I would like to dispel the myths surrounding studying Classics at university. The reality is, Classics is a broad and multi-disciplined subject, […]
Interview with a member of the Faculty of History
Ever wondered about the benefits of studying a History degree? In this blog post, you will find an interview I conducted with Dr Michael Rowe, […]
5 things I Love about Studying English
English is probably the subject that most people think they know everything about – I thought I did, anyway. But the time I’ve spent at […]
English at King’s Q&A!
4 students versus 8 questions… Eranda is a BA English student here at King’s. In this post, you’ll find 8 questions about life at King’s […]
Studying a language as part of a joint honours course
With an increasing number of joint honours courses becoming available across UK universities, choosing to study a joint honours course is a natural option for […]
Online Learning in the Faculty of Arts + Humanities (in times of social distancing…)
King’s has been super supportive with helping students make the most of a ‘blended’ learning style – here is a breakdown of what online learning […]