Events archive

Description: From social media to smartphones and videogames, digital technologies and culture are everywhere - connecting our social, economical and political lives. Studying Digital Culture BA at King's will equip you to understand, implement and work with these technologies, communication networks and cultures. This is a modern degree which will challenge your to think critically about what it means to live in our digitally connected world.

Description: Information about the October - December 2017 exhibition on James Parkinson, in the Weston Room at the Maughan Library

Description: The annual Dying Matters event at King's College Hospital, Denmark Hill, aims to create an open and supportive space in which people can talk and ask questions about death and dying.

Description: Get a taste of our dynamic English BA and take part in interactive sessions covering various interesting areas of the degree. You'll also get the chance to explore our exciting Comparative Literature BA - which gives you the chance to look at literature from across the globe - covering six continents and 2,500 years. You'll be taught by our world class academics just like you would be as a university student here.

Description: Kant's International Relations: The Political Theology of Perpetual Peace. Join the Research Centre for International Relations for a panel discussion with the author Sean Molloy.

Description: Achieving multilateral instruments of arms control and disarmament requires sustained diplomatic effort and a great deal of patience.

Description: Iran's importance as an emerging power is growing and the contestation over its nuclear program is one of the most controversial debates in international relations.

Description: The speakers will discuss recent Chinese responses to the North Korean nuclear crisis, in particular whether the current Chinese President, Xi Jinping, has a fundamentally different approach to the crisis compared to previous Chinese Presidents, as well the likely policy options open to China in dealing with the crisis.