Events archive

Description: Join us on campus for the opportunity to learn more about King's and our interdisciplinary subjects, including War Studies & International Relations, History, Global Health & Social Medicine, Geography, Liberal Arts, Classics, Digital Culture and more.Our Interdisciplinary Taster event has been designed especially with International Baccalaureate students in mind. You will have the chance to engage in a taster lecture, meet academics, question current students, and explore the campus.

Description: For the sixth consecutive year The Political Studies Association (PSA) will be holding a series of Applying to Study Politics Workshops across the country over the coming months. These events enable students who will be applying for university in Autumn 2017 an opportunity to gain a better understanding about the reality of studying Politics at undergraduate level and its benefits.This takes place through a series of talks including an academic lecture; one on admissions and career options; and a talk by current students.

Description: Latest seminar in the 'Corpus research in linguistics' series with Ruth Byrne from Lancaster University

Description: Registration is now open for this year's workshop for Classics school teachers at King's College London, 'Expanding the Classics' 20 June 2017, 13.00-17.30 Book now. The event is free of charge. The programme includes expert talks, a round-table discussion and a food and drinks reception.

Description: From 15-17 May, academics from across the Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy and King's College London will share their latest research findings with the public in pubs across the city, as part of the 'Pint of Science' international festival.

Description: The Dickson Poon School of Law is pleased to host the launch of Landmark Cases in Public Law edited by Professor Satvinder Juss, King's College London & Professor Maurice Sunkin, University of Essex. Published by Hart.

Description: King's College London is happy to announce its Annual Postgraduate Research History conference in collaboration with the London Arts and Humanities Partnership (LAHP) funding programme.

Description: Speaker: Chris Kolenda will discuss the role of intellectual courage during the Normandy campaign will be examine in an attempt to draw lessons for today's leaders in academia, non-profit, business, military and government sectors.

Description: Outsourcing Sovereignty: Privatisation and Immigration Enforcement brings together practitioners, researchers and activists to examine the philosophical and policy issues around privatisation and immigration enforcement.

Description: Did you know you can take a German as part of your degree at King's with no prior knowledge of the language? You can take up German as an ab initio student (literally meaning from the beginning) as part of several of our degrees. Book your place on our taster day to find out more! This taster course will appeal to anyone with a keen interest in all things German and an appetite for learning a new language.