Collaborations and Partnerships
For many years, the School of Arts & Humanities has spearheaded the College’s strategy of forging collaborative links with many of London’s foremost cultural institutions and with prestigious universities all over the world. Such associations range from joint conferences, study days and lectures to ongoing collaborative research between individual academics; from the provision of especially-tailored taught courses at Undergraduate and Master’s level to dual or joint research degrees. Finally, many cultural institutions provide internship opportunities for our students throughout London and beyond.
Our cultural partners in London
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British Library: collaborative teaching on the MA programme in Early Modern Literature: Text and Transmission; current AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Award holder with King’s Centre for Life Writing
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British Museum: collaborative teaching on the MA in 18th Century Studies
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National Portrait Gallery: collaborative doctoral research, joint conferences and discussion series
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Shakespeare’s Globe: collaborative teaching on the MA programme in Shakespeare Studies; Globe research internships
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London Shakespeare Centre: a centre for research, learning and teaching in Shakespeare and Early Modern studies. The London Shakespeare Centre builds on our external partnerships, including those with Shakespeare’s Globe and the British Library, and works across disciplinary boundaries in both in teaching and research
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National Theatre: National Theatre Live @ King’s
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BFI: use of the British Film Institute Library; King’s@ BFI series
International universities with which King’s has a strategic alliance
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University of Hong Kong (joint PhD in English, History, Linguistics or Music; PhD/post-doctoral visits)
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National University of Singapore (Joint PhD in English or History; PhD/post-doctoral visits)
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Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India (scholarly exchanges, joint workshops etc; PhD/post-doctoral visits)
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University of Sao Paulo, Brazil (PhD/post-doctoral visits)
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (PhD/post-doctoral visits)
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Renmin University of China (academic collaborations, staff and student exchanges; PhD/post-doctoral visits)
Exchanges
Departments in the School also have links with numerous international universities which offer student and/or staff exchanges, as well as bilateral ERASMUS agreements with more than 25 European universities. Full details can be found on the College’s Study Abroad website by following these links:
PhD-Net
International PhD-Net with University of Stuttgart: Internationalisation of Literature and Science since the Early Modern Period