It’s an exciting time to be part of the University’s new Institute of Cultural and Creative Industries (ICCI). The Institute is one of three key … Read more
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A new approach to marketing the University
I’ve had a busy first three months since starting my role at the University. It’s been great getting to know so many of you and … Read more
A bright future for apprenticeships at Kent
The Centre for Higher and Degree Apprenticeships (CHDA) was launched by the University in September 2016, in response to the national apprenticeship reform, and since … Read more
Guest blog: Student recruitment update
In her recent blog, the Vice-Chancellor outlined how the shift in demographics and an increasingly competitive recruitment environment led to the reduction in the number … Read more
Council Strategy Day
The University Council had a valuable discussion about the challenges facing the sector and the University at its Strategy Day on 15 February. I want … Read more
University Council: Behind the scenes
Karen has invited me to contribute to the Executive Group blog series, as Chair of the Council of the University. I probably have to start … Read more
Guest blog: Kente cloth, kilts and fake news
Our congregation ceremonies are wonderful occasions. I first experienced graduation when I received my degree from Kent in a ceremony in Rutherford Dining Hall and … Read more
Guest blog: A new narrative for Medway
Since Karen’s arrival, we have been involved in ‘refreshing’ the University’s strategy. My priority has been Medway which for several years has highlighted ‘professional, creative … Read more
Guest blog: A New Vision for Europe: Regional Opportunity, Employability and Student Mobility
At this historical moment in UK-EU political change, we are surrounded by media discussions about Brexit and the complexity of the decision-making, the uncertainty and … Read more
Guest blog: Where are the ‘snowflakes’?
The holiday season wasn’t a quiet one for Higher Education, and this time it wasn’t just VCs under scrutiny. Lucky us; Students’ Unions were also … Read more