Being a university lecturer is not just about teaching! In fact, that can be just a small part of the job. Lecturers also write books, … Read more

This cross-curricular project which brings together the sciences and the arts, will give participants the opportunity to take part in a series of workshops introducing … Read more

From Tuesday 30 July to Friday 2 August, the Partnership Development Office ran a four-day residential Summer School at the University of Kent’s Canterbury campus … Read more

There is lots of contradicting evidence surrounding the gaming hysteria in the past few decades- studies conducted have shown the positive effects of gaming on … Read more

  You’ve played Donkey Kong, Right? It’s a really well known classic; you play as Mario climb up the stage and avoid rolling barrels to … Read more

Video games can make people out of touch with reality, making them a danger to themselves and others – is Pokémon-GO to blame? The massive … Read more

Despite the long list of reasons anti-gamers seem to be able to provide for the condemnation of video games, we’ve discovered plenty of evidence to … Read more

The School of History invites you to take part in an original and inclusive national schools animation competition run by The Age of Revolution National … Read more

We very much hope that teachers and students are feeling relaxed and relieved now that exams, coursework and other assessments are all over. Next month … Read more

  This year has seen the start of a new series of game-based literacy projects led by the University of Kent. This term year 7 … Read more