Events archive

Description: Professor Alice Deignan and Dr Indira Banner discuss how the use of metaphor in texts accessed by young science students supports their understanding of climate change by comparing language use in academic and policy texts, in educational materials and by the students themselves.

Description: Why did the end of the Cold War not lead to a lasting peace in Europe? Richard Sakwa sheds light on the historical difficulties

Description: Villains need to be de-villainised for talking to begin; this is a cornerstone of negotiation literature. But what happens when villains are proscribed, or listed as a terrorist organisation?

Description: The Centre for Grand Strategy will host the Leverhulme Prize Distinguished Speaker Series lecture with Dr. Kori Schake.

Description: There are spaces for up to 10 observers at this invite only event which provides an opportunity for scholars and artists interested in environmental aesthetics, arts and law to learn about one another's relevant work and map the key issues and directions.

Description: Are you thinking about studying the Classics at university? Join us at our taster event to discover what it would be like to learn about the Classical world at university and find out more about the breadth of Classics programmes taught at King's. At this event, you will have the change to explore the different Classical programmes on offer at Kings and take part in three exciting seminars- covering topics such as The Odyssey, Roman History and Latin Literature.

Description: Are you thinking about studying French at University? Join us for a chance to find out more about the French department at King's College London - including our exciting joint honours degrees. You will have the chance to take part in mini seminars with our world class academics, view our campus and learn more about what it would be like to study French at King's. The King's BA course incorporate the most exciting recent developments in francophone culture and thought- our taster event is the ideal way to explore if the subject.