T1 - ‘That Grammar grudge not our English tong’. Linguistic nationalism in early modern England and the discursive shift from apologia to assertion

What is the emotional fuel of political action? How can one uncover the hidden emotions that drive political structures? Using examples from Germany, Billy shows how emotions play a key role in…

A special journal issue containing 24 papers about higher education institutions in conflict zones fills an existing scholarship gap and is evidence t...

Education policy in the UK is characterised by change, churn and disruption as successive governments somewhat inevitably recognise ‘problems’ in education to be ‘fixed’ with different...

Molly Taylor, youth advocate, human rights ambassador and MA International Child Rights and Development student shares her insights into her career and life ambition as a child rights champion,…

Young people of mixed heritage are being left out of educational policy and practice.

Dr Sophie Perry presents research on transformative pedagogy for a more sustainable future.

Background Recent research indicates that bilingualism does not exacerbate the language learning difficulties commonly seen in children with down syndrome (DS). However, misconceptions persist about.....

RESET seminar: From learning for unsustainability to unlearning for sustainability? – Microsoft Teams, Tue 2 Dec 2025 - In this lecture, Dr Beth Christie and Dr Callum McGregor critically consider how...

YouTube video by Magna Charta Observatory

Strengthening community-rooted feminist organisations to address child marriage in crisis – Microsoft Teams, Wed 5 Nov 2025 - Please join us for a webinar launching a new project on Wednesday 5th Nove...

Blind Scientists from Past to Present: snapshots of their lives and impact – Room G/8, Waterloo Bridge Wing, Stamford Street, Wed 12 Nov 2025 - This event will take place in person in Waterloo Bridge ...

Understanding Colourism in UK School and Colleges, Tue 11 Nov 2025 - The Understanding Colourism Among Young People in the UK Research Team are delighted to invite you to a new online Colourism and Ra...

The Trump administration’s compact offered to nine elite US universities has provoked alarm among higher education leaders. It demands surrender of ...

Resonating with physics: Science education for Bildung and a life well-lived, Wed 15 Oct 2025 - This event will take place in person in WBW G/8 and online. Please register to receive the online meetin...

Dr Clyde Ancarno’s multilingual education initiative, co-developed with Gambian educators and shaped by teacher practice in the classrooms, was received positively by stakeholders in The Gambia.

We warmly invite you to join the inaugural session of the Georgetown University and King’s College London Virtual Symposium Series, jointly led by Dr. Qiwei Britt He (Georgetown University, US) and Dr...

Twenty-six students attended a three-day girls optics summer school at King’s College London in July, inspiring the next generation of female physicists.

Dr Panos Theodoropoulos comments on precarity, migration and the politics of labour.

In this episode, hosts Sara and Pippa interview Dr Tania de St Croix and Louise Doherty about their research on measuring the impact of youth work.

Save the date for this year's ECS annual lecture which will be delivered by Prof Emily Shuckburgh OBE, Director of Cambridge Zero.

Dr Francesa Meloni, Senior Lecturer in Social Justice at the School of Education, Communication and Society, has won the Hart-SLSA Book Prize for Early Career Academics 2025 for her book Ways of Belon...

This paper explores how young people in the UK use jokes and banter to perpetuate colourism, particularly targeting those with dark and very dark skin.

In the desert of neoliberal precarity, how do we struggle? We invite you to the book launches for The Precarious Migrant Worker: The Socialization of Precarity, taking place in Glasgow (9th of May 202...

This new book explores the ways precarity is lived and contested in Glasgow's warehouses, factories and kitchens.

Save the date for this year's ECS annual lecture which will be delivered by Prof Emily Shuckburgh OBE, Director of Cambridge Zero.

In the lead up to the publication of his new book, we speak to Panos Theodoropoulos about writing The Precarious Migrant Worker, his mission for the book and his hopes for the book launch.

The Philip Abrams Memorial Prize is awarded for the best sole-authored book in the subject of sociology.

During this two day conference, we will explore how models of Higher Education travel internationally in terms of governance, funding, knowledge production.

This new book explores the ways precarity is lived and contested in Glasgow's warehouses, factories and kitchens.