The School of Anthropology and Conservation is running a series of taster sessions in Biological Anthropology for A-level Biology students. Sessions are designed to enhance … Read more
The English Hub for Refugees
The English Hub for Refugees helps unaccompanied refugee minors to gain the English language skills they need in order to integrate into their new communities … Read more
LGBTQ+ Mythbusters
LGBTQ+ Mythbusters are University of Kent students who visit secondary schools to answer candidly the questions young people may have about their experiences, both in … Read more
The Life of a Lecturer – Work Experience with Dr Laura Bailey
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
Claiming Space Kent
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
Year 10 Partner Schools Summer School 2019
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
Video Games
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
Can Gaming Train You To Perform Endoscopic Surgery?
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
Pokémon-NO?
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
Pick up the headset and keep playing!
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




