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How to Apply for PhD Funding

By Academic Blogger | 28 November 2017

According to data from the Student Loans Company, the outstanding Student Loans Debt in the UK has more than doubled between 2011 and 2017 and … Read more

Student Comment: Why is Now a Good Time to Invest in Thailand?

By Kent Business School | 16 October 2017

In recent years, Thailand has joined the AEC, which is the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Economic Community. It is a way to promote economic, … Read more

What Effect is Social Media Having on our Mental Health?

By Kent Business School | 10 October 2017

We are all guilty of mindlessly scrolling through our social media feeds, whether that be on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. According to Deloitte, ‘No other … Read more

Influencer Marketing: When Personal Interests Become Commercial

By Academic Blogger | 14 September 2017

Today, checking and using social media websites such as Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Instagram has become a part of people’s daily routine. Along with the … Read more

Teaching in Innovative Ways: Flipped Learning at Kent Business School

By Kent Business School | 21 August 2017

Students at Kent Business School Medway are benefiting from an innovative learning experience. Find out more about flipped learning in our blog post. What is … Read more

Expert Comment: Building Blockchain Technology into the Global Food Supply Chain

By Academic Blogger | 15 August 2017

As our current global population of around seven billion is expected to approach over nine billion by 2050, the food industry will face huge pressure … Read more

Expert Comment: There’s no such thing as a Free Bet

By Kent Business School | 20 July 2017

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced on June 23rd that they are taking enforcement action against several online gambling operators. This has shone a … Read more

Expert Comment: Uber CEO Quit due to ‘Toxic’ Culture and Lack of Profits

By Academic Blogger | 04 July 2017

Dr Michael Koch, Lecturer in Human Resource Management and Organisational Behaviour at Kent Business School, comments on Travis Kalanick’s resignation as CEO of Uber. ‘Travis … Read more

Student Comment: Renewable Energy does not Depend on Global Warming

By Student Blogger | 30 June 2017

The debate about climate change is childish. All too often the debate resembles a playground fight, with mudslinging and name-calling. However, a more rational focus … Read more

Expert Comment: Barclays charged with Fraud in Qatar Case

By Academic Blogger | 22 June 2017

Barclays bank, its former Chief Executive John Varley, and three of its other former senior executives have been charged with fraud by the Serious Fraud … Read more

How Digital Marketing has Revolutionised Elections

By Kent Business School | 09 June 2017

The use of digital marketing in politics has dramatically changed the way campaigns are managed and how voters interact with their elected members of parliament. … Read more

Why Sustainability is Important in Business

By Academic Blogger | 22 May 2017

As part of this quarter’s theme of Sustainability and Ethical Business, we’re sharing the views from our academic community. Dr Adolf Acquaye is a Senior … Read more

Survey Results: Career Change and Change Management

By Kent Business School | 05 May 2017

As part of last quarter’s theme of Career Change and Change Management, we asked our social media followers to participate in a survey on how they … Read more

The Chinese Economy – A Wall: Constrain, Protect, or Lead?

By Academic Blogger | 14 February 2017

Will China overtake the US and become the new No.1 economy of the world? “God created the world, the rest was made in China,” sings … Read more

Career Change: Do Successful Employees follow particular Career Paths?

By Kent Business School | 09 February 2017

As part of this quarter’s theme of Career Change and Change Management, we’re sharing the views from our academic community. Dr Michael Koch is Lecturer … Read more

Financial Markets and Risk: Brexit Survey Results

By Kent Business School | 30 January 2017

As part of last quarter’s theme of Financial Markets and Risk we asked our social media followers to participate in a survey on how they thought … Read more

Post-Trump Volatility: The Trouble with Wasps

By KBS Research | 25 January 2017

Does the EU have more to worry about than the US…? The trouble with wasps The election of Donald Trump caused plenty of buzz on … Read more

How is the Stock Market Affected by Black Friday?

By Academic Blogger | 24 November 2016

As part of our quarterly theme of Financial Markets and Risk we’re looking at current financial trends, hearing from finance academics and giving insights into … Read more

Opinion: Is President Trump good for the Economy?

By Academic Blogger | 11 November 2016

As part of this quarter’s theme of Financial Markets and Risk we asked our portfolio of Kent Business School Academics to share their views on … Read more

Workplace Happiness: What’s the Secret?

By Academic Blogger | 09 October 2016

As part of this quarter’s theme of Wellbeing and Happiness in the Workplace we asked our portfolio of Kent Business School Academics to share their … Read more

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