Why is Classics still important today?
Classical languages and the study of Classical Civilisations is a dying subject, οἰμοι! Many people believe they are not worth studying, so what’s the point? […]
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Top five best things about studying Classics at Kings
The Campus King’s Strand campus is right next to the Thames and a short walk away from Covent Garden, the West-End musicals and multiple […]
Top 5 Things I Love About Studying Liberal Arts
by Ginny The community of the Liberal Arts department The Liberal Arts department creates such a unique environment; everyone is so welcoming and encouraging in […]
BA Classics (Greek & Latin) vs. BA Classical Studies – Which is right for you?
Classics (Greek & Latin) and Classical Studies are both exciting degrees offered by KCL’s Classics department, but there are considerable differences between them. As someone […]
Why study ancient languages
Learning Greek/Latin at King’s what it is like and why you should do it Hi everyone, my name is Sadie, and I’m a second-year Classics […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
5 Things I Love About Classics at King’s
Choice One of the most exciting things about classics at King’s is the vast range of modules offered. As a self-certified commitment-phobe, I have always […]
What inspires me most about my postgraduate degree at King’s?
Hello! I’m Ciara, a King’s postgraduate student in Classical Art and Archaeology based at the Strand Campus. My interests are in Greek art and architecture […]