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Professor Gerald Adler awarded BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grant

By ksl | 27 September 2022

We are delighted to announce that Professor Gerald Adler has been awarded a BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grant. These grants are available to support primary research … Read more

Kent School of Architecture and Planning appoints new Head of School

By Alex Heavens | 01 September 2022

There are a number of exciting developments at the Kent School of Architecture and Planning as we move into this new academic year, but perhaps … Read more

MA student awarded first Alan Davidson Scholarship

By ksl | 31 May 2022

We are delighted to announce that MA student Rose Wetherell has been awarded the first Alan Davidson Scholarship for the MA Architectural Visualisation course. The scholarship seeks to encourage … Read more

Agent for change: Kent School of Architecture and Planning recognised for international research excellence

By Alex Heavens | 12 May 2022

The Kent School of Architecture & Planning (KSAP) is delighted that its commitment to research has been recognised by an expert panel as part of … Read more

KSAP students involved in industry liaison

By ksl | 10 May 2022

This was a really great opportunity for KSAP to be able to contribute to an important council event, at which local councillors were asked to … Read more

Professor Gordana Fontana Giusti speaks at Canterbury Maps Study Day

By ksl | 04 May 2022

The Maps Study Day event was organised jointly by Canterbury Cathedral, The Historic Town Trust and Canterbury Christ Church University led by Dr Alexander Kent … Read more

Support throughout your course

By Alex Heavens | 15 December 2021

The Student Learning Advisory Service was established to ensure that all University of Kent students have the opportunity to thrive on their degree – and … Read more

Supporting student success: Katie Edwards

By Alex Heavens | 14 December 2021

“We are here to help you succeed.” Research skills are critical components of academic success. To ensure that Kent students have the opportunity to thrive … Read more

Professor Gordana Fontana-Giusti has taken part in the Milan Triennale of Architecture

By ksl | 10 December 2021

Professor of Architecture and Urban Design, Gordana Fontana-Giusti has taken part in the Milan Triennale of Architecture.   Fontana-Giusti joined the panel discussion in the series … Read more

Professor Samer Bagaeen advises on Localis report: Plain Dealing: Building for Flood Resilience. 

By ksl | 01 December 2021

In England, 1 in 6 properties are at risk of flooding, which presents a resilience and planning challenge affecting millions of people across the country … Read more

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