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European Politics BA (Hons)

An intellectually challenging study programme designed for students who want to gain an in-depth knowledge of European politics and government.

European Studies (French pathway) with a year abroad BA (Hons)

The European Studies (French pathway) BA is an interdepartmental study programme that allows you to study Modern Europe from a French perspective.

European Studies (German pathway) with a year abroad BA (Hons)

The European Studies (German pathway) BA is an interdepartmental course that allows you to study Modern Europe from a German perspective.

European Studies (Spanish pathway) with a year abroad BA (Hons)

The European Studies (Spanish pathway) BA is an interdepartmental study course that allows you to study Modern Europe from a Spanish perspective.

Forensic Psychiatry, Criminal Behaviour & Law iBSc (Hons)

Our exciting new iBSc has been designed for medical students in order to develop knowledge and understanding in the field of forensic psychiatry.

Geography BSc (Hons)

Geography at King’s enables you to examine some of the key issues facing the world today, including sustainability, global inequality & urban regeneration.

Geography BA (Hons)

Geography at King’s enables you to examine some of the key issues facing the world today, including sustainability, global inequality & urban regeneration.

German & History with a year abroad BA (Hons)

Historical learning and critical thinking with a focus on an advanced study of German language, culture and society.

German & Management with a year abroad BA (Hons)

Our German and Management BA will allow you to achieve a high level of fluency in German, whatever your previous understanding of the language.

Gerontology Intercalated BSc (Hons)

The Gerontology iBSc course is a multidisciplinary course covering ageing and older age through the study of demography, social policy, sociology & psychology.