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Interested in a 100% online master’s course? Want to know exactly why a degree from a leading Russell Group university will get you ahead in your field?
Get answers to all your questions at our upcoming Postgraduate Online Open Day, brought to you by King’s College London.
Meet our expert King’s Digital panel, which includes members of our teaching, Academic Skills and Student Support teams. They’ll also be joined by current students from one of our online postgraduate courses. Together, they’ll discuss what sets King's apart for online, flexible study. They’ll also highlight the resources you’ll have access to – from enrolment right through to graduation.
Members of our Enrolment Advisor team will also be there to answer your questions directly and cover a range of topics, including:
- The King’s online student experience
- Tips on time management from an online learner
- How to fit your studies around a full-time job
- The Academic Skills team and their role in helping you
- Keats – your all-in-one virtual learning resource
- Why an online course with King’s will make you stand out
If you’re looking for details and honest guidance, this is your opportunity. You’ll gain insights on our courses from those directly involved, and have your questions answered by our experts.
Don’t miss out. Secure your place by completing the form on this page.
Michael Clinton
Head of Department, Human Resource Management & Employment Relations
King's Business School
Mike Clinton first joined King’s College London over 20 years ago and became a Head of Department in 2022.
Mike’s research focuses on worker wellbeing and effectiveness. He is particularly interested in how worker wellbeing and effectiveness can be sustained together over long periods of time. He explores how peoples' orientations to their work, and the changing nature of modern work itself, affect worker wellbeing and effectiveness, and their inter-relationship. His recent research projects have involved studies of the contradictions of hybrid working, vocational callings and self-sacrifice as double-edge swords, and how a demanding day at work can turn workers into risky drivers on the way home afterwards. Mike’s work draws on psychological theories about self-control and self-determination, goal systems, and personal resource allocation.
John Prudhoe
Academic Skills and In-sessional & Cover Tutor
King's College London
John holds a Bachelor's degree in Applied Communication and an MA in Applied Linguistics. He also has a Cambridge Diploma in English Language Teaching to Adults. He is currently working towards Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy.
John has been teaching English since 2009 and working in UK Higher Education since 2012. Before joining King’s, he worked at York St John University for seven years, teaching on pre-sessional and international foundation courses as well as providing one-to-one support for current students at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.
Jim Lidster-Browne
Student Support Team Leader
King's Digital
As the front-line and first point of contact for online distance learners, Jim's Student Support team provides support and guidance throughout the student journey.
Working closely with academic faculties and specialist services across King's College London, Jim and his team ensures students receive a seamless experience, from welcome right through to graduation.