Events archive

Description: Launch event to celebrate the publication of a bilingual version of 'Sonnets of Dark Love: The Tamarit Divan' by Federico García Lorca.

Description: Professor Basrur and Dr Sullivan de Estrada look at the factors that influence India's status in the world.

Description: Join the King's Brazil Institute and the Faculty of SSPP for the Inaugural Lecture of Professor Leslie Bethell.

Description: The Department of Spanish, Portuguese & Latin American Department Play 2017 - an adaptation of Fuenteovejuna by Lope de Vega.

Description: This afternoon will showcase the range and depth of the study of Classical Thought, Ancient History and Classical Archaeology at university here at King's.

Description: This taster course will provide an experience of the three religion and theology-related degrees that are offered at King's College London. You will take part in interactive lectures, engage with issues such as Islam in contemporary politics or the history of religion in London, see the campus, and ask questions of faculty and students about King's teaching, career opportunities, and London student life.

Description: Visiting Professor Lord Peter Ricketts presents his inaugural lecture on the practice of national security.

Description: Liberal Arts at King's is a flexible, interdisciplinary degree which is especially suited to students who want to be able to tailor their own degree from a wide range of options in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. This taster course will introduce you to the sort of teaching and learning environment you can expect on the Liberal Arts programme. You will have the fantastic opportunity to meet King's academics and work together in small groups, looking at major research questions and how we can draw from different subjects to provide answers. This course will suit excellent students looking for a real challenge, and who enjoy exploring a wide variety of subjects and questions.

Description: This one-day international conference, co-organised by the Victoria and Albert Museum and King's College London, is centred on the career and artistic networks of the draughtsman, designer, architectural sculptor, art school teacher and colonial museum curator (as well as sometime journalist and folklorist) John Lockwood Kipling (1837-1911).

Description: Prof Christopher Balme (Leverhulme Visiting Professor at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama) discusses charismatic leadership and theatrical authority in German theatre