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King's Geography jumps into top 15 worldwide

King's College London has been named as one of the world’s top places to study of Geography in the latest university rankings.

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'A powerful, dramatic performance' inspires discussion on climate emergency

The Global Cultures Institute and the Department of English hosted Kininso Koncepts for a workshop and panel discussion exploring the intersections of...

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King's community learns, connects and takes action for Climate & Sustainability Month 2025

King’s staff and students engaged in climate events across the University throughout February 2025

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King's Africa Studentship offers chance to study transformative ecological pedagogy

King's College London is delighted to be offering the King's Africa Studentship to one student for the 2025/26 academic year.

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Westminster Council and King's establish new partnership to deliver Net Zero programme

The partnership will leverage King’s expertise in energy systems and sustainable infrastructure to accelerate the transition to net zero in Westminster

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King's funds collaborative research into global security and defence challenges

Space, AI, military ethics, cybersecurity, integrated deterrence and climate change are just some of the topics being explored through nine new projects...

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King's expert in wildfires and satellite imaging awarded MBE in New Year Honours

Recognition for researcher who helped bring global attention to landscape fire and smoke

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King's in top one per cent of universities in the world for sustainability

King’s has been recognised as 8th in Europe and 14th globally in the QS World University Sustainability Rankings 2025 which measure how organisations are...

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King's convenes global climate leaders to reflect on COP29

Experts and political leaders discussed the negotiations in Azerbaijan and looked ahead to COP30 in Brazil

Side by side photos of Professor Sir Jim Skea and Baroness Scotland

Three SSPP researchers win prestigious EU grants

£4.5m of ERC grants will go to researchers in the Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy

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Climate change causing shift in geopolitics – Amitav Ghosh

Author Amitav Ghosh, presenting the Global Cultures Institute annual lecture at King’s, explored how climate change is upending traditional global power...

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Satellite evidence bolsters case that climate change caused mass elephant die-off

New analysis showing carcass distribution and algae in watering holes points to climate-induced poisoning of over 300 African elephants.

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Science Gallery London presents day of togetherness, hope and climate action inspiration

In the Mud, a day of free workshops, discussion and creative events will explore how to navigate the climate crisis.

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King's academics tackle: How could science educators respond to socio-ecological issues?

On 13 November 2024, colleagues in the Centre for Research in the Education in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (CRESTEM) were joined by...

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