Kent welcomed back Little Amal – the 3.5 metre-tall living artwork of a young Syrian refugee child – to the Canterbury Campus for a special … Read more

Writing Minds is a brand-new webzine curated and edited by a neurodiverse editorial team of undergraduate students. As a part of the School of English’s … Read more

A festival of literature, writing and ideas The School of English is delighted to announce the launch of the new Summer LitFest, a two-day celebration … Read more

Martha Grogan, who studies English and American Literature and Creative Writing with a Year Abroad, takes us through an average week, and offers some advice … Read more

English Literature student Daisy Cooper tells us about her average week studying at Kent. “I adore having so much agency over which direction my degree … Read more

The School of English at Kent is delighted to have been recognised by an expert panel in this year’s Research Excellence Framework, with 100% of … Read more

Kamila Shamsie, winner of the Women’s Prize for Fiction and the Hellenic Prize, has been announced as the inaugural New Imaginaries Fellow for the University’s Migration … Read more

“The subject of my work can often be emotive and engenders strong responses from an audience, which is after all the aim of the writing.” … Read more

School of English PhD student Winsome Monica Minott has recently been nominated for the major literary award, the OCM Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature. Her second book … Read more

The Division of Arts and Humanities is delighted to announce a number of new PhD completions. The following doctoral candidates have recently passed their vivas … Read more