Global Political Economy MA Information Session

Join our free online information session to explore the King's Global Political Economy MA.


In this interactive virtual event, you’ll:

  • Hear from Programme Director Dr Roberto Roccu. He'll share insights into the programme’s focus on global transformations, policy challenges, and the analytical frameworks shaping today’s world (pre-recorded).
  • See a walkthrough of KEATS, our online learning platform.
  • Receive application guidance and next-step advice.
  • Ask our Enrolment Advisor team any questions via the live 1-1 chat.
  • Explore interactive pop-ups linking directly to blogs, brochures, and key resources.
Whether you’re still considering your options or ready to apply, this session is for you. Discover how the King's Online Global Political Economy MA can help you achieve your goals.

Why study with King’s Faculty of Social Science and Public Policy?
  • King’s is ranked 5th for Politics (The Guardian University Guide 2026).
  • We’re also ranked 11th in the world and 5th in Europe for Politics and International Relations (QS World University Rankings 2026).
  • Our world-leading expertise spans across social science disciplines. We have recognised strengths in areas ranging from security studies and political economy to global health and social justice.

Featuring

Dr Roberto Roccu
Programme Director
King's College London
A reader in international political economy, Roberto joined King’s College London in 2012. He’s published extensively on the political economy of countries on both shores of the Mediterranean. He’s contributed articles to the international press, including The Guardian, OpenDemocracy, and Il Post (in Italian). He’s also given interviews on major television networks like the BBC and Al Araby.
  • Dr Roberto Roccu
    Programme Director
    King's College London
    A reader in international political economy, Roberto joined King’s College London in 2012. He’s published extensively on the political economy of countries on both shores of the Mediterranean. He’s contributed articles to the international press, including The Guardian, OpenDemocracy, and Il Post (in Italian). He’s also given interviews on major television networks like the BBC and Al Araby.
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