Politics Society is King's College London's largest hub for political discussion and debate, and proudly London's largest student-led political group.
What's it like studying International Political Economy at King's?
11th in the World for Politics
QS University global rankings have ranked King's College London as 11th in the world for Politics in 2026.
What our Students Say

Beyond academics, studying at the Faculty of Social Science and Public Policy emphasises interdisciplinary learning. Thanks to seminars and lectures on finance and international relations, I’ve gained valuable insights beyond my core studies.

European and International Studies Tasters and talks
Introduction to European & International Studies - December 2025
Watch the recording of our Introduction to European and International Studies talk from our December 2025 Postgraduate Virtual Open week.
Taster Lectures
The Advantages and Disadvantages of Nuclear Power - International Political Economy Taster Lecture
Watch a short taster lecture on the Advantages and Disadvantages of Nuclear Power, one topic recently featured on our International Political Economy MA programme.
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Societies
Here are some societies linked to our European & International Studies courses
The European society discusses identity aspects such as the European culture, politics, history & economics through conferences, cultural celebrations & events.
The French Society is a cultural organisation held by students for students. It is one of King’s College London’s major cultural societies.
The German Society is the perfect place to experience a little bit of German atmosphere in London.
Find out more about KCL Spanish Society
Founded in 2023, the American Politics Society aims to bring together all students interested in American politics and public affairs.
We are a group of students who want to promote and enhance women's influence and leadership in politics on both a local and global level.
Welcome to the King's Philosophy, Politics & Economics (PPE) Society, a space where curiosity meets clarity, and complex ideas become engaging conversations.







