President’s Global Leadership Award: Postgraduate

All King's students on a postgraduate taught degree, in any faculty, can apply to take this module alongside their degree.

For some students, this module may be available as an 'optional module for credit' as part of your degree programme. You will know if this applies to your programme upon registration.

A weekly online module will help you to develop distinctive leadership skills in service to society, in a global context. You will reflect on your own leadership aims, identify the values that mean most to you as potential leaders, and work to put these values into practice.

Through case studies of leadership, selected readings and assessment tasks, you'll build a formidable understanding of leadership theory and practice.

The coursework includes a variety of exercises and invites you to work in a variety of formats. The result is a corpus of work that defines, analyses and evaluates leadership and demonstrates your evolving thoughts and feelings around leadership.

By the end of the course, you will have:
> explored what it means to be a global leader in the twenty-first century.
> engaged systematically and creatively with leadership theory and practice.
> analysed and evaluated leadership as a social practice.
> developed self-direction and acted autonomously in planning and implementing leadership tasks.
> shown originality in tackling and solving leadership problems.
> demonstrated a culturally competent view of assessing global challenges.

You will submit three assessments: two 500-word reflections and a 1,500-word leadership proposal. The assessment is designed to consolidate and enhance learning, exploring global leadership as a collaborative social practice.

Applications open annually. You can apply via the application form once it's open.

If you successfully complete the President's Global Leadership Award, it will be featured on your Higher Education Achievement Report.

All King's postgraduate researchers in any faculty can apply to take this course alongside their research.

A weekly module will help you to develop distinctive leadership skills in service to society, in a global context. You will reflect on your own leadership aims, identify the values that mean most to you as potential leaders and work to put these values into practice.

Through case studies of leadership and selected readings, you'll build a formidable understanding of leadership theory and practice.

By the end of the course, you will have:
> explored what it means to be a global leader in the twenty-first century.
> engaged systematically and creatively with leadership theory and practice.
> analysed and evaluated leadership as a social practice.
> developed self-direction and acted autonomously in planning and implementing leadership tasks.
> shown originality in tackling and solving leadership problems.
> demonstrated a culturally competent view of assessing global challenges.

There is no assessment for the PGLA if you are taking it as a postgraduate researcher.

Applications open annually. You can apply via the application form once it's open.

There may be opportunities to work as a Graduate Teaching Assistant on the module for future cohorts.