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Elinor Cleghorn talk launches New Centre for Medical Humanities

By Alex Heavens | 08 November 2022

“This work doesn’t stand in opposition to the clinical. It stands in solidarity as the connective tissue between the objective empirical practice of solving the … Read more

Innovative electroacoustic piece by Kent compser performed in Chile

By Alex Heavens | 14 October 2022

We were delighted to see Wetlands – the multichannel composition by electroacoustic composer and Reader in Music and Audio Technology Dr Aki Pasoulas – performed … Read more

Walking with Ghosts: an ambitious new artwork

By Alex Heavens | 14 October 2022

Academics, artists and creatives have been working tirelessly over the past months on an exciting new installation artwork recognising the hisory and legacy of war … Read more

Elinor Cleghorn talk launches New Centre for Medical Humanities

By Alex Heavens | 10 October 2022

The University of Kent will launch its Centre for Health and Medical Humanities (CHMH) on Wednesday 12 October with a public lecture and Q&A by Dr Elinor … Read more

Maurizio Cinquegrani publishes new book about war and film

By Alex Heavens | 03 October 2022

Research success continues in the School of Arts, with Maurizio Cinquegrani, Senior Lecturer in Film and Media, recently publishing an exciting new volume exploring war, … Read more

Cecilia Sayad publishes new book on technology and reality in horror

By Alex Heavens | 30 November 2021

“I often find that the students’ enthusiasm for horror has fuelled my own.” The School of Arts’ Dr Cecilia Sayad has recently published her new … Read more

Satire as safety valve: moving beyond a mistaken metaphor

By | 08 September 2021

Lecturer in Film and Media, Dr Dieter Declercq has collaborated with Dr Chihab El Khachab (Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Oxford) on a new … Read more

Dr Dieter Declercq creates pilot study to evaluate impact of stand-up comedy on eating disorder recovery

By | 31 August 2021

Lecturer in Film and Media Studies, Dr Dieter Declercq is Principal Investigator for a new pilot study, ‘Stand-up as recovery: comedy workshops for eating disorders’, … Read more

Arts and Humanities PhD and MA by Research student successes

By | 05 August 2021

A huge congratulations to our PhD and MA by Research students who have recently completed their theses. Find out more about our recent student completions … Read more

Kent to collaborate on £3.9M research project on impact of adverse childhood experiences

By Matthew Brears | 05 July 2021

Nicola Shaughnessy, Professor of Performance in the School of Arts, and a team of post-doctoral researchers from the University of Kent will collaborate on the … Read more

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