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Exam Timetables now available
Student exam timetables have been published early. Please check KentVision for info. Any queries you have on exams are likely covered on the Exams webpages.
Issues affecting LibrarySearch Digital
We are aware of an issue currently affecting the Digital Collections tab on LibrarySearch. While the digital collections tab is currently unavailable, you can still … Read more
We Are Kent 19-21 June – new line-up additions!
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Kent Bordeaux Virtual Exchange goes from strength to strength
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Make the Most of Your Summer with Careers and Employability Support
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