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Welcome to AI@Kent
Hello, and welcome to the AI@Kent blog. We help staff and students make informed choices about artificial intelligence: when to use it, how to use … Read more
Kent students experience China through funded summer opportunities
This summer, 40 University of Kent students learning Mandarin took part in two exceptional funded programmes in China. These programmes gave students the opportunity to … Read more
Medway Pride 2026
On Saturday 22 August, University of Kent staff assembled outside the Rochester Library & Community Hub, meeting up with colleagues from the University of Greenwich, … Read more
New beginnings for Kent Sanctuary scholar Mako Haruzivishe
The end of July marked the beginning of an exciting new chapter for University of Kent Sanctuary scholar Makomborero “Mako” Haruzivishe. Just days after marrying … Read more
What to expect whilst staying on campus
We’re delighted you choose to live on campus! We hope you’ve finished unpacking and have had a chance to meet some of your new flatmates … Read more