Author: tjg

Following the Long Expansion and the global financial crisis, money and monetary policy is now firmly linked (again) to both financial and fiscal stability. So … Read more

An article on research into food technology by the School’s Professor Iain Fraser and his co-authors has been published in The Conversation on 18 May … Read more

Graduates of Kent’s School of Economics are among the most employable in the UK, according to the Guardian University Guide 2016. The School is ranked 5th in the … Read more

New research by the School’s Professor Rob Fraser, an agricultural economist, suggests the UK should give more weight to environmental concerns in its farmland use policy. … Read more

Pete Shaw, a third-year Economics student, is one of 10 members of the University’s Athletics and XC Club taking part in the Cants2Dam Summer Challenge, a 300 mile run … Read more

Applications are now open for the MSc in International Business and Economic Development, a new postgraduate taught programme starting in September 2015, delivered jointly by the School of … Read more

Three Economics students have been shortlisted for the Kent Student Awards this year, selected from over 200 nominees. The awards recognise and celebrate the outstanding extracurricular contribution … Read more

The Kent School of Economics has improved its position in two categories in the Complete University Guide 2016; we have risen by one place to … Read more

An article by the School’s Professor Iain Fraser, with Dr Ben Lowe of Kent Business School and Dr Diogo M. Souza-Monteiro of Newcastle University, has been … Read more

The first School of Economics Finalists’ Dinner was held at the Abode Hotel, Canterbury, on Friday 10 April.  This was a social event organised by the … Read more