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Welcome to Campus Life! As you prepare for your arrival at the University of Kent this January, we want to make sure you’re fully informed … Read more
ChatGPT Edu LIVE @ Kent!
On Wednesday 18 November, we’re transforming the Templeman Library Atrium into an interactive AI discovery zone with a chance to get hands-on, ask questions, discover … Read more
Share your Kent uni experience and win £500!!!
We’re proud to participate in the Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2027. The awards are based entirely on student reviews, and your opinion matters. Please take … Read more