Orwell’s dystopian novel imagines the ‘worst of all possible worlds’, where all the social, political and religious institutions have broken down as a result of … Read more
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Get tested at new coronavirus local test site in Canterbury
A walk-through coronavirus testing facility is now open at Rutherford Car Park in Canterbury, as part of the Government’s UK-wide drive to improve the accessibility of … Read more
Create high-res (300dpi) images from Excel charts and plots
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Templeman Library Main Entrance closed 7 – 13 April
The Main Entrance to the Templeman Library will be closed during the first week of the Easter vacation from Monday 7 until Sunday 13 April. This … Read more
Classes and ALL Active timetable
Spring vacation timetable: 7 April to 6 May Bank holidays: All Kent Sport facilities will be closed on Good Friday 18 April and bank holiday … Read more
Kent Business School Celebrates Continued EQUIS Accreditation
Kent Business School (KBS) has once again earned the prestigious EQUIS accreditation from the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD), reaffirming its global standing in … Read more
Win £1,000 with the return of Santander Brighter Futures Grants
We’re excited to announce the return of our Brighter Futures Grants Programme this spring, in partnership with Santander. Once again, we’re giving away 10 grants … Read more
Canterbury highlights: from the perspective of an international PhD student
One thing I’ve learned about being back in full-time studies (after spending a couple of years working in the industry) is that the best way … Read more
Life as an International Student
As you can probably imagine, pursuing a PhD in a field like chemistry can be intense, and this blog series is one way I decompress—while … Read more