King’s mourns the passing of Dr Ruth Adams, Reader in Cultural & Creative Industries, who died on Saturday 29th of August 2026 at the age of 57.

Please join us for a joint book launch celebrating recent publications by Dr Clare Carolin and Dr Munira Cheema.

A new undergraduate degree in Global Media and Languages is now available at King’s with the Department of Culture, Media & Creative Industries and the Department of Languages, Literatures and Culture...

Join us for a discussion on the psychosocial support and peacebuilding organisations in Nigeria, with a keynote by Honourable Minister Hannatu Musa Musawa.

From Kate Bush’s otherworldly pop anthem to Laurence Olivier and Merle Oberon embracing on the wild Yorkshire moors, Wuthering Heights is one of the most adapted works of literature in the western wor...

The CMCI Winter Festival is an exemplary network of time, energy and immense organisation, mastered across our three-year degree, and put into practice, showcasing 13 unique events and exhibitions

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Over 30 Doctoral studentship places are now open for applications for the new Doctoral School for Arts & Humanities at King’s.

Spotify is haemorrhaging artists. In the last few months alone a handful of indie bands have exited the streaming platform. If that includes some of your favourite musicians, you may be wondering how ...

King’s Culture, the Department of Culture, Media and Creative Industries and the Faculty of Arts & Humanities are delighted to again be part of the British Council’s 2026 Venice Fellowships Programme.

Mark the beginning of LDF25 with an exhibition by LAGO Collective & King’s College London in the historic Bush House.

Call it the Bridgerton effect, or the fact we're living through a new Gilded Age. Either way: “Beautiful escapism” is in.

On 23 April 2025, the Department of Culture, Media and Creative Industries at King’s hosted a workshop titled “Vulnerability in Research” as part of its ongoing Research Seminar Series.

The tales of women who have migrated to and from London along the Thames are the subject of a new exhibition based on extensive research by King’s College London.

Weaving together the mediums of sound, video, and objects, Kate McMillan presents imaginary stories based on extensive research on women who have migrated from and to London along the Thames.

Sofía Ramírez Sandoval (CMCI MA) and Lilien Ezeugwu (CMCI PhD) will participate in the 2025 Venice Biennale.

Applications are open for a fully funded London Interdisciplinary Social Science Doctoral Training Partnership CASE studentship (LISS-DTP), starting October 2025.

The ‘unique’ and ‘ironic’ British sense of humour is a key reason why young Europeans watch UK-made television shows and films, new King's research has revealed.

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