Month: September 2021

After a quiet year on campus with most learning and working from home, it was amazing to see the Canterbury campus come back to life … Read more

Just as the furlough scheme comes to an end in the UK and as other countries gradually reduce their Covid 19 support, Dr Olena Nizalova … Read more

Adelina Gschwandtner’s collaboration with Sarah Jewell & Uma S. Kambhampati considering the impact of two measures of lifestyle —the consumption of fruit and vegetables and … Read more

A new paper published by Alessio Mitra, PhD candidate in Economics at Kent, shows how a how a fiscally unbalanced federal system can be used … Read more

‘Our strong performance in the Guardian University 2022 rankings demonstrates our commitment to deliver high quality teaching and support to our community of students.’ The … Read more

The Schools of Economics, Politics and International Relations, Psychology, and Anthropology and Conservation met to discuss their many dynamic research groups, with a view to … Read more

Adelina Gschwandtner collaborates with Sarah Jewell and Uma Kambhampati on this paper, Lifestyle and Life Satisfaction: The Role of Delayed Gratifcation, accepted for publication in … Read more

The time has come to start your postgraduate degree! And the School of Economics is here to make that transition as smooth as possible. Get … Read more

The time has come to start your degree! And the School of Economics is here to make that transition as smooth as possible. Get started … Read more

Professor Miltos Makris collaborates again with Dr Flavio Toxvaerd summarising the economic approach to contagious diseases for NIESR. The COVID-19 pandemic emerged as a health … Read more