Month: June 2017

This is a Kent Police general open day and recruitment event  for anyone interested in uniformed or non-uniformed posts with Kent Police (or associated organisations) including … Read more

Jai Fuller wanted to make a difference and was looking for a challenge, so he enrolled on a social work degree at our Medway campus. … Read more

Esperanza Huayama, president of the Association of Forcefully Sterilised Women from Peru, will visit the University on Wednesday 28 June to discuss the impact of … Read more

‘Relax with colour’ is part of the programme of ‘PG Minds’ wellbeing events run to support postgraduate students’ study by helping you to learn to deal … Read more

Peter Taylor-Gooby presented his Democratic Forum research at the Policy Network ‘Progressive Britain’ conference last week, to an audience of politicians, journalists and academics. He argued that … Read more

Professor of Social Policy, Peter Taylor-Gooby discusses his recent novels on Channel Radio’s ‘Money Talk’ with Simon Webster. Peter covers his EU-funded research into the future of the … Read more

The University of Kent and Kent County Council are working together to provide free training for those providing support to children and adults with autism … Read more

The University has been awarded a gold rating, the highest, in the UK Government’s Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF). Based on the evidence available, the TEF … Read more

If you are in Canterbury over the next few weeks and would like to improve your English the next few weeks the Centre for English … Read more

Spaces are still available on the Creative Language Development (CLD) workshops which are aimed primarily at students whose mother tongue is not English.  The workshops … Read more