We catch up with graduate Emma Long, to see what she’s been up to since leaving Kent. What are you doing now? I’m currently a … Read more

Dr John Wills is a scholar in American cultural and environmental issues. In September 2005, he took up a post at the University of Kent, … Read more

Dr Robert Gallagher, Lecturer in Medieval History, has published an article in the prestigious journal ‘English Historical Review’ revealing new evidence that doubles the corpus of … Read more

In 1926 the British government launched a new initiative to stimulate the economy of the empire and encourage a sense of solidarity in the Britannic … Read more

Dr Ambrogio Caiani, Senior Lecturer in History, spoke at a recent conference, “Mediterranean Encounters: Images of Exile” in Procida, Italy on the bay of Naples. The … Read more

Dr Peter Donaldson’s recent book, Sport, War and the British: 1850 to the Present (Routledge), has been has been shortlisted for the 2021 Lord Aberdare … Read more

In a year quite unlike any other, we wanted to acknowledge how fantastically resilient our students have all been throughout an extremely difficult time. To … Read more

What are you doing now? I am the Public Engagement Manager for the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.  Which course did you study at Kent? I … Read more

‘Mind the Gaps’ is a series of three online workshops designed to help smooth the transition to University study at Kent’s School of History in … Read more

Head of School, Professor Mark Connelly, shares his recommended reading and gives an insight into ‘Historiography’. An important aspect of studying History at University is … Read more