On International Women’s Day, three students on the EDI committee – Madalyn Mann (PGR, History), Ciara Higgins (History, 3rd Year), and Imogen Constable (History, 2nd … Read more

A year ago The School of History held an event discussing and introducing some issues of Russia’s war on Ukraine – we talked about Ukraine’s … Read more

Dr Andrew Cohen, a Reader in the School of History, was an invited mentor at the Social History of the Global South: New Voices from … 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

We are delighted that Honorary Professor in the School of History, Ian Beckett, has been awarded one of the inaugural fellowships of the Society for … Read more

Motor Neuron Disease (MND) also known as Amyotrophic Latera Sclerosis (ALS) is a rare neurological condition that progressively damages parts of the nervous system. It … Read more

Post-Concussion Syndrome is the persistence of concussion symptoms beyond the normal course of recovery. The majority of concussion patients make a full recovery within about … Read more

The achievements of Kent’s historians were recognised once again earlier this month when Professor Gaynor Johnson was made Editor in Chief of the prestigious journal … Read more

Last week, academics in the School of History contributed to a once-in-a-generation opportunity to improve the lives of children in the UK. Professor Julie Anderson, … Read more

Academics, artists and creatives have been working tirelessly over the past months on an exciting new installation artwork recognising the hisory and legacy of war … Read more