We were so proud to see so many of our staff recognised by students at Kent Union’s Above and Beyond event this month. The Above … Read more

Attitudes to vaccination are closely shaped by whether people trust scientists, according to Dr Ben Seyd, Will Jennings (University of Southampton) and Joseph Hamm (Michigan State University). Business … Read more

Kent Alumnus Hugo Llorens will be delivering a public talk at the University of Kent later in May, join online or in person. Ambassador Hugo … Read more

Ambassador Hugo Llorens will be at Kent on May 26 to deliver a talk titled ‘Ruminations on a Diplomatic Career: A Life and a Profession’ … Read more

Our research environment in the School of Politics and International Relations was rated as 100% world leading or internationally excellent in this latest assessment, reflecting … Read more

Sinn Féin has become the largest party at Stormont for the first time in Northern Ireland’s 101-year history. Emeritus Professor Feargal Cochrane comments. Sinn Féin … Read more

How did Macron win the 2022 Presidential election? Should Boris Johnson be investigated for lying over ‘partygate’? What provoked the war in Ukraine? Just some … Read more

Can policymakers expect people to comply with official health restrictions out of fear rather than because they trust the government? Dr Ben Seyd asks in … Read more

The School of Politics and International Relations became involved in the Diversity Mark Project in 2020, reviewing the reading lists of many of our school … Read more

Paul Rogers joins Neophytos Loizides on campus on Wednesday 11th May in the Templeman Lecture Theatre to discuss the latest edition of his seminal book. … Read more