With a number of challenges facing workers following the pandemic and current cost of living crisis, Dr Dawn Nicholson, Senior Lecturer in Business & Organisational … Read more

How can you fight misogyny with memes? How should you get the most out of your degree? How jealous can we make you of our … Read more

It was totally dope-amine at our recent youth summit, hosting 100 children from local schools, from years 9 to 11, investigating the social brain and … Read more

It felt like the longest time since we were all able to meet, physically, together as a faculty, so there was a great feeling of … Read more

In case you missed it, last week was Welcome Week, where we welcomed over 500 new students to the School of Psychology with a week … Read more

‘The placement is certainly providing me with a chance to practice these skills with real life cases’. Undergraduate Alia Awan has just started her placement … Read more

This ingenious initiative to reduce misogyny and hate speech aimed at women online, from a team of current and alumni Kent researchers has won the … Read more

School of Psychology’s recent graduate Felicity Bourdillon reflects on how meaningful her extra-curricular activities were to her whilst studying at Kent. Felicity’s time at the … Read more

TikTok thinks Princess Diana is still alive Gen Zs are drawn in by the memory of Princess Diana. Karen Douglas suggests that Covid-19 likely contributed … Read more

Find out what’s in store for you in Welcome Week 2022 and beyond! DOWNLOAD the timetable in pdf Welcome and induction activities don’t end with … Read more