Month: January 2015

Mike Stoner, who graduated from Kent in 2011 with an MA in Creative Writing, has recently won the Guardian’s self-published book of the month award for his … Read more

  A Centre for Philanthropy Beacon Project book, telling the untold story of gifts to the University, will be launched at a conference this summer. … Read more

  Kent historians have hosted a reception in New Delhi to mark 400 years of Anglo-Indian diplomatic contact and Kent’s 50th anniversary. The reception followed … Read more

  As the University celebrates its strong performance in the Research Excellence Framework (REF), a new publication highlights our research impact. Since its foundation, research … Read more

  The University continued its programme of activities to celebrate its 50th anniversary with an event showcasing innovation, creativity and enterprise. Organised by Kent Innovation … Read more

Alumnus Antonio J. Gracia Rodriguez (Darwin 2010), who pursued English studies at Kent in 2010-2011 as part of his year abroad, has opened his own … Read more

A national report on industry placements has used Kent’s School of Computing’s Placement Office as an example of best practice. ‘Growing Experience: A Review of … Read more

  Nominate a student who has done something amazing alongside their studies and should win a Kent Student Award for extracurricular achievement. From 19 January … Read more

  A global system for the rendition, secret detention and torture of terror suspects will be the focus of the next Vice-Chancellor’s Esteem Lecture. The … Read more

School of Anthropology and Conservation alumna Jennie Martin (Woolf 2011) has won the Environment category of the Glenfiddich Spirit of Scotland 2014 Awards, in recognition … Read more