An analysis of attitudes across 67 countries has revealed that identification with one’s nation predicts both greater engagement with public health behaviours, such as masking … Read more

‘Fun’, ‘energetic’ and ‘enthusiastic’; the words recruitment executives slip in to job adverts to ‘intentionally discourage over 50s from applying’. Dr Hannah Swift’s research in … Read more

Kent research cited to evidence the positive shift in young people’s attitude to difference and diversity. The Anne Frank Trust UK held a candle-lighting ceremony … Read more

Karen Douglas edits special issue for the Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology on conspiracy theories about infectious diseases. Professor Karen Douglas, alongside with Ying-yi Hong, … Read more

Tanya Sengupta is a Psychology BSc graduate at the University of Kent. Here are her insights into what it’s like to study Psychology with us … Read more

Professor Dominic Abrams guests on podcast episode alongside Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson and ‘Psychology Guy’ Kevin Dutton Professor Dominic Abrams appears on an episode of Psycho … Read more

Did the global pandemic make you re-evaluate? What happens when a global pandemic, a vaccine-resistance movement, and the age of conspiracy collide? After another extraordinary … Read more

Interested in a career in Forensic Psychology? Want to know more about our Forensic MSc? This is a great opportunity to meet our fantastic @core_fp … Read more

Read our recent findings about how we have reacted to Covid 19 as a society, how children respond to anti-prejudice workshops and how we’re getting … Read more

Cheer us all with your your festive workspaces and win prizes!! We’re getting into the festive spirit here, but still trying to get all our … Read more