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Hidden in Plain Sight: New Evidence Links Henry VIII’s Lost Castle to Dover Castle

By James Pickard | 18 August 2026

A University of Kent researcher has uncovered new evidence indicating that stone from Henry VIII’s long-lost Sandown Castle was reused in the Victorian extension at … Read more

KSAP to launch Foundation Year from September 2023

By Hannah Collins | 16 August 2023

We are delighted to announce the introduction of the Kent School of Architecture and Planning’s Foundation Year course from September 2023. The dynamic and practical … Read more

BA Graphic Design programme collaborates with Blaze Signs to enhance students design skills

By Hannah Collins | 28 July 2023

Our BA Graphic Design course in Canterbury has forged an exciting collaboration Blaze Signs, a signage services partner for many of the UK’s best-known brands … Read more

KSAP receives accreditation from Royal Town Planning Institute

By Hannah Collins | 19 July 2023

The University of Kent, and our practitioner community, are delighted to partner with the Royal Town Planning Institute which has accredited the Kent School of … Read more

Teaching Prize awarded to Graphic Design’s Kate McLean and Becky Upson

By Hannah Collins | 12 June 2023

We are delighted to share the news that BA (Hons) Graphic Design colleagues, Dr Kate McLean (Programme Director) and Becky Upson (Lecturer) have been awarded … Read more

CONTOUR: KSAP 2023 End of Year Show Opens

By Hannah Collins | 09 June 2023

The Kent School of Architecture and Planning is proud to introduce CONTOUR – the 2023 End of Year Show – which is now available to … Read more

KSAP students present their research at Queens’ College, Cambridge

By ksl | 18 April 2023

In the UK it is common for academic conferences to be held during April, with post-graduates and academic staff travelling to different places. This year … Read more

Professor Samer Bagaeen involved in a major report on surface water flooding

By ksl | 21 November 2022

MA Urban Planning and Resilience Programme Director, Professor Samer Bagaeen, has been working on a major report on surface water flooding, Surface Tensions – Working … Read more

Kent School of Architecture to discuss the regeneration of Intra Historic High Street

By Alex Heavens | 03 November 2022

On Friday 4 November, representatives from Kent School of Architecture and Planning (KSAP) at the University will participate in a symposium to address the sustainable … Read more

Prof. Samer Bagaeen elected to the Royal Town Planning Institute’s board of trustees

By ksl | 11 October 2022

We’re delighted to announce that Samer Bagaeen, Professor of Planning and Resilient Systems in the Kent School of Architecture and Planning, has been elected by the … Read more

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