Department of Geography
Based in the very heart of London on the College's Strand Campus, the Department of Geography at King's is among the very best internationally, as confirmed by the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise.
Drawing on the best traditions of Geography as an integrative academic subject, our international outlook and interdisciplinary approach put us at the very heart of the College’s plans for making its research more integrated, engaged, and policy relevant.
With more than 50 academic and research staff, 350 undergraduates, 250 masters students and nearly 100 PhD students, we are a large department with an annual research income of more than £1 million. Despite our size, we pride ourselves on providing a friendly and supportive environment for research and study.
Drawing on the best traditions of Geography as an integrative academic subject, our international outlook and interdisciplinary approach put us at the very heart of the College’s plans for making its research more integrated, engaged, and policy relevant.
With more than 50 academic and research staff, 350 undergraduates, 250 masters students and nearly 100 PhD students, we are a large department with an annual research income of more than £1 million. Despite our size, we pride ourselves on providing a friendly and supportive environment for research and study.
Latest news
Celebrity, media and the environment research network
A new research network met today to explore and develop research on the relationship between celebrity, the media and environment.
A new research network met today to explore and develop research on the relationship between celebrity, the media and environment.
Student's crayfish study welcomed by British Waterways
Research being undertaken by Geography undergraduate student Laura Cross has been welcomed by British Waterways.
Research being undertaken by Geography undergraduate student Laura Cross has been welcomed by British Waterways.
Department of Geography student represents UK’s girls
Second year undergraduate Development Geography student, Ruby Tabner, recently represented the UK at the inaugural G(irls) 20 Summit in Toronto.
Second year undergraduate Development Geography student, Ruby Tabner, recently represented the UK at the inaugural G(irls) 20 Summit in Toronto.