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Get tested at new coronavirus local test site in Canterbury
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Dr Falade Delivers Methods Workshop for Kenyan Students
GSEJ member Dr Bankole Falade delivered an online workshop on qualitative research methods for staff and students at St Paul’s University, Kenya on 29 October … Read more
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The BPP Advocate of the Year Competition is an annual advocacy competition for students considering a career at the Bar. The first heat takes place … Read more
Architecture graduate highly commended in AJ Student Prize 2026
School of Arts and Architecture graduate Elija Halil has been awarded Highly Commended in the AJ Student Prize 2026’s postgraduate category, for his project exploring … Read more
Kent Law School academic appointed Deputy District Judge (Magistrates’ Courts)
Darren Weir, Reader in Law at Kent Law School, has been sworn in as a Deputy District Judge (Magistrates’ Courts). Alongside his role at the … Read more
Ecological Translation
By Alexander Damianos A growing number of scientists claim we are on the verge of a “Google Translate” moment in communication between humans and some … Read more
New returnable cup scheme launches at Kent to cut single-use waste
Students and staff at the University of Kent will be able to choose a simple new way to enjoy their hot drinks while helping reduce … Read more