My primary interests while studying at Kent were ethics, human rights and religion. I particularly enjoyed learning about Just War theory and the evolution of … Read more

Reflecting on his degree: Reflecting on my career so far and what I want to achieve in the future I realise it was an invaluable … Read more

On his time at kent: Kent gave me the space to explore a great variety of philosophical topics. I loved being able to launch myself … Read more

A conference for PhD students and Early Career Researchers hosted by Gateways to the First World War The conference, taking place between the 4th and 5th … Read more

Congratulations to our alumna Tabitha Rose, who has been accepted onto a PhD programme at the University of Buffalo. Tabitha not only took a Kent … Read more

Stuart Lidbetter (the guy with the purple t-shirt in the video below, the illustrious president of the student society ‘Kent Classics and Archaeology Society’ a.k.a. … Read more

  The exhibition, entitled Canada, Folkestone and the Great War explores the close links forged between Canadian soldiers and the inhabitants of the town during … Read more

Written by David Budgen. Children growing up in the era of the First World War were encouraged to help with the war effort in a … Read more

Following a Leverhulme Trust research award, a research network led by Dr Natalia Sobrevilla Perea, Reader in Hispanic Studies in the Department of Modern Languages, … Read more

Saussure the ethnographer: Peoples, the popular, and non-identity in Europe  Thursday 16 February 2017 6.30pm at Reid Hall, in the Grande Salle, all welcome 4 … Read more