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Welcome Back Economics Placement Students!
It is a delight to welcome back 4 students from their placement (2025/26). As usual, our students excelled during their year in industry. Each worked … Read more
New Curriculum Catalogue launching on 20 October
From Tuesday 20 October, the University’s online Module Catalogue will be replaced by a new Curriculum Catalogue. The new catalogue will make it easy to … Read more
Refreshed study space in the Templeman Library
We’re excited to share a redevelopment at the Templeman Library in D1 on the south side. Over the summer, we redesigned the area into an … Read more
Discover your potential with the GOLD Programme
Are you looking to build your confidence, develop new skills and make the most of your time at Kent? Whether you’re taking your first steps … Read more
Canterbury 10 Mile Race 2027
Calling all runners! Exclusive offer for Kent staff and students! We’re excited to once again welcome the Canterbury 10 Mile Race to the University of … Read more
Celebrating student success: Jessica Willitt
Jessica won a Joint “Best Final-year Project 2025-26” awarded by the School of Computing, University of Kent. She graduated in BSc (Hons) in Computer Science … Read more