Orwell’s dystopian novel imagines the ‘worst of all possible worlds’, where all the social, political and religious institutions have broken down as a result of … Read more
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Get tested at new coronavirus local test site in Canterbury
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iCSS researcher appeared on BBC and iTV news
Dr Jason Nurse, iCSS’s ECR Engagement Lead and a Reader in Cyber Security at the University of Kent’s School of Computing, recently appeared twice on … Read more
Teaching Careers Pop-Up This Week!
Thinking about a career in teaching? This Thursday (19th February) in Keynes Atrium from 10am – 2pm, come and meet representatives from Teach First and … Read more
Looking Back on National Apprenticeship Week 2026
National Apprenticeship Week now behind us, we’re reflecting on a busy and inspiring week celebrating and championing apprenticeships across our community. From engaging employers to supporting future … Read more
Kent Diamonds: Inaugural Innovators
Our first Kent Diamonds we’re celebrating from our alumni community are also Kent’s first ever undergraduate students. The First 500 were enrolled at Kent in October … Read more
Ellie Goulding amongst alumni recognised in King’s New Years Honours
Members of the University of Kent community have been recognised in the 2026 New Year’s Honours list. Those honoured include: Ellie Goulding (Drama and Theatre … Read more
Observing Ramadan and supporting students and staff
What is Ramadan? Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, commemorating when the Quran was revealed to Prophet Muhammad. It is observed by … Read more