Events archive

Description: Classics, The Left and The Sublime. Conference convened jointly by Dr Tom Geue (St Andrews), Dr Henry Stead (OU) and Edith Hall (KCL) at KCL on July 18-19th 2018.This conference addresses the 'missing' Marxist/materialist theory of the artistically beautiful.

Description: King's Russia Institute invites you to join Dr Gulnaz Sharafutdinova (King's College London) for a fascinating discussion broadcast on Facebook Live, where she along with several other prominent Russian politics scholars analyse Russia's 2018 Presidential elections from the regional perspective.

Description: A panel discussion on Thomas M. Scanlon's YTL Centre in Politics, Philosophy and Law, lecture on 'Identity and their Normative Status'.

Description: Ambassador Zamir Akram will provide an overview of the challenges faced by Pakistan as a result of outstanding disputes with its Eastern neighbour that have been further compounded because of its involvement in the ongoing war on terrorism, and India's efforts to maintain pressure by supporting proxy war inside the Pakistan and through regular exchange of fire along the Line of Control.

Description: The theme of International Day of the Midwife 2018 is "Midwives leading the way with quality care." To showcase the care that midwives provide,we are hosting this conference focusing on individualised care within a diverse population with many levels of need. Join us at this special eventto honour and inspire maternity care that is inclusive and sensitive to each individual and their family's needs.

Description: Join this live online broadcast to hear from Anne Marie Rafferty, Professor of Nursing Policy at the Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery & Palliative Care

Description: The Burton Lecture is the flagship lecture series of the Department of Chemistry.

Description: Professor Hugh Murphy (University of Glasgow) will be discussing the life and work of Professor Lewis (Skip) Fischer, a giant in the field of maritime history.

Description: Whether it is history, business, ethics, sociology, politics or law – philosophy and religion influence our daily lives in a multitude of ways. By studying philosophy or religion at university you can expect to gain a new perspective on global affairs, discover how to develop informed arguments on topics, discussions and debates, and learn how to think analytically. But which degree is best for you? Join us at our taster event to find out more on the available BA's at King's.