This article seeks to identify the leading causes and the dynamics of the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh (Figure 1). The analysis includes the various actors engaged … Read more
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Making an Impact with Psychology Taster Event 2020
The School of Psychology is pleased to offer an online Taster Event for undergraduate applicants and enquirers on Saturday 28 November 2020, 10:00-12:30. Book your … Read more
Summary of Discussion on The Awakening
Posted by Sarah Frances has very kindly provided the following summary of our discussion on The Awakening (2011): Warning! The following discussion contains spoilers … Read more
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Schools Bulletin - 8 July 2020
Please find a link to our latest Schools Bulletin here. This week’s bulletin includes details of new projects and activities we will be offering from … Read more
Online Literacy and GCSE English Support
We are pleased to be able to offer the following activities to our Partner and KMPF Schools. Please contact outreach@kent.ac.uk for more information or to … Read more
Canterbury - more asymptomatic Covid-19 testing slots available
Following the opening of the student booking window for the Asymptomatic Testing Site on the Canterbury campus, I would like to inform you that we … Read more
Care first webinars w/c 30 November 2020
Our official Employee Assistance Programme provider, Care first offers a numbers of services and provide useful advice and support, including weekly webinars. This week’s (Monday … Read more
CEAS, at the School of Economics give evidence to Kent County Council on COVID's impact on farming in Kent.
The Centre for European Agri-Environmental Studies (CEAS) at the School of Economics was asked by Kent County Council to support a new inquiry of the … Read more
Internship Experience UK - Boost your employability over the winter break
An opportunity to discover career paths, hear from employers and boost your employability. Bright Network is bringing together world leading employers and top educators for … Read more