News & Events

7 February 2023

Law and Geography students involved in Ugandan deforestation case

Law and Geography students, working through King’s Legal Clinic, have contributed original research…

10 January 2023

Experimental research project CASCADE INQUIRY will explore hopeful climate futures

CASCADE INQUIRY is an ambitious initiative of experiential projects by Superflux that imagine future…

15 December 2022

Experts and students highlight the need for decisive climate action at COP27 debate hosted by King's

Students from four London universities come together to debate the key challenges around COP27.

12 May 2022

REF2021: Over half of Law School's submitted research outputs judged “world-leading”

The Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021 results, published today, have highlighted again the…

Public lectures

Our public lectures present emerging thinking in climate law and governance. These lectures are given by distinguished international experts in the climate change law and governance field, which harness and reflect interdisciplinary research and teaching interests. Click here to see all upcoming and past public lectures. 

The Armchair Sessions

Intimate, informal and provocative sessions that complement the formal Climate Law and Governance public lecture series. They are given by international and local distinguished experts on their experience of cutting-edge issues in the field. Click here to see all upcoming and past armchair sessions.

The Reading Group

A student-led initiative providing a forum for reflective and critical interdisciplinary discussion on climate law and governance for climate specialists affiliated with King's. Through monthly readings and discussions, participants are invited to engage with topics that lie beyond, but are related to, their areas of expertise. The aim of the group is to investigate legal and governance frameworks from various disciplinary perspectives and challenge participants’ assumptions and ideas in a constructive way. The group also serves as a networking platform for climate researchers affiliated with King’s, allowing potential collaborators to meet and exchange ideas. Click here to see all upcoming and past reading groups.