Four days, more than 300 delegates from 20 countries, and over 85 speakers: the University of Kent was proud to be host the XXIII Congress of … Read more

The Guardian is inviting applications for its Editorial Work Experience scheme for next year. They take people in 15 different sections – so this is … Read more

Mike Haffenden’s superb film Team BRIT – on the Road to Recovery examines how a motor racing team is playing a major part in the rehabiliation of … Read more

Sign up to the ‘Kent Students’ blog; create content about your life and study at Kent and earn Employability Points.The idea is that current Kent students … Read more

Welcome back from your long vacation. Here’s hoping you had a great time. Next  week we will be welcoming all our new students. Would YOU … Read more

Moving to a different country for university sounds super scary doesn’t it? If you’re getting ready for the start of uni and feeling a bit … Read more

Basic fact: journalists need to know what is happening in the news, right? But this knowledge doesn’t magically just appear in their brains. Like with … Read more

by David Acheson, Lecturer in Media Law For most journalism students, my media law modules involve some real challenges. To understand media law at the … Read more

She describes herself as a: “Journalist. Swedish. Migrant. Londoner.” At 5pm today – inshallah – I officially start celebrating the great Swedish holiday of Midsummer … Read more

Going to uni, whether it’s close or far away from where you live, can be a scary and confusing experience. The University is trying to … Read more