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Liberal Arts

Thinking about our Liberal Arts BA? You’ll get to build your own degree, selecting your modules from a wide range of options across the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

With 13 majors to choose from, and the opportunity to take modules from across all of them, you can study all the subjects you are passionate about and enhance your employability.

Explore the content below for an insight into your course. Don’t forget you can contact your unibuddy at any time with questions you might have.

More about the course

Well, in your first year, you are required to choose a subject major from the wide range offered in the Faculty, and this will form approximately 50% of your degree in years two and three. Majors may typically include: Classical and Hellenic Studies, Comparative Literature, Digital Media & Culture, English, Film Studies, Geography, History, International Development, Modern Languages (French, German, Spanish, or Portuguese) - four years, with your third spent abroad, Music, Philosophy, Politics, Theology and Religious Studies. Please note, International Development is a new pathway for 2022 so some of the resources below may refer to there being 12 major options but now we have 13 on offer to you.

Discover more about Liberal Arts BA

Your course overview

Your course overview

Find out more about your course and its structure - and some of the modules you will get to…

Phase

Phase is a London-based magazine that highlights the talent of young, emerging creatives. The editorial team is made up of artists, writers, photographers, and student activists drawn together by their time studying Liberal Arts at King’s.

Watch the video to find out more about how Phase was set up and how the students’ experience studying Liberal Arts shaped the project.

Student Experience

Between the Acts

Between the Acts

Read more from current Arts & Humanities students about what studying at King's is really like over…

Belonging at King's

Belonging at King’s

We are proud of our community here at King's - but what does it really mean to be a King's student?