Your journey studying Culture, Media & Creative Industries at King's starts here

Congratulations on your offer! We've curated this hub to support your next steps.

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Dr Kate McMillan gives an overview of the Culture, Media & Creative Industries (CMCI) BA.

Watch the recording from our on-campus offer holder event that took place on 12th April 2025. 

This session gives an insight into what lectures are like on the Culture, Media and Creative Industries BA.

Articles

• What to read before starting your Culture, Media, & Creative Industries BA

Read Dr Shelley Galpin

• Portraits of Dangerous Women offers little danger - but is an intriguing slice of English life nonetheless
• Netflix to remake Pride and Prejudice – why Jane Austen novels make perfect period adaptations

CMCI Blog

Find out more about current research, events, alumni career paths and emerging voices.

• Read CMCI blog

Podcast

As part of the King's Conversations podcast series, Dr Ruth Adams from the department of Culture, Media & Creative Industries guides us through the muddy waters of culture wars, from their historical origins to their tech-driven discussions today.

• Culture Wars: The Role of Media in Social Justice with Dr Ruth Adams 

Student articles

• Why I chose to study CMCI
• What people should know about studying CMCI
• Difference between A-Levels and university study

Hear from our current students below on a typical day in the life. You can also connect with fellow offer holders and current students via our UniBuddy Communities.

If you are looking for more information on modules, assessment information and teaching methods, you can find this on the main course pages:

• Culture, Media & Creative Industries BA

Where could your degree from the faculty of Arts and Humanities take you?

Hear from our Careers and Employability Centre about the resources available to you to find your dream career after studying. 

Find out about career paths that students have taken after studying CMCI.

In your third year, you'll put theory into practice via project-based modules.

The Winter Festival hosts student-led events and exhibitions.

• Read about the most recent festival
• Check out the 2025 festival's instagram page

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• Visit us on a tour of the Strand campus