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Originally written by Katia Rahman  Celebrating success not only acknowledges the hard work and accomplishments of postgraduate students but also serves as a source of motivation … Read more

Originally written by Katia Rahman  Pursuing higher education is an incredible accomplishment, and we believe it’s essential to recognize the hard work, dedication, and achievements … Read more

Phil O’Neill studied Creative Writing on our MA programme in 2016-17, switching between our campuses in Canterbury and Paris. He has now gone on to … Read more

On Tuesday 7 February the Centre for the Global Study of Empire hosted an important talk by Kenan Malik. The Story of Race: White Supremacy … Read more

Please click below to see the subject specific timetables for our Applicant Days. We look forward to meeting you all very soon!  If you have any … Read more

This opportunity enabled me to think thoroughly about my own research ideas and gave me the confidence to discuss my research with academic staff and … Read more

The work itself is quite simply inspired by being human and then the sensory experience of sight and taste. It still goes on as it … Read more

We’re delighted to announce that Professor David Herd’s collection of poetry, Walk Song, has been named a Book of the Year in the Australian Book Review (ABR). In making his selection, the writer John … Read more

Congratulations to first year English Literature and Creative Writing student Hyla Etame, who recently had her poem, ‘Love Letter to My Fatherland‘  published by the online … Read more

Congratulations to Reanne Crane, for successfully defending her PhD thesis “Aldous Huxley’s Island Revisited: Psychedelics and the Semantics of Perception and Belief.” Both examiners were … Read more