As Thanksgiving approaches, and we head into that festive time of year, Asya Rizova and Nicolette Wilson, Stage 1 Psychology Reps, have started an initiative … Read more

The defense mechanism of “splitting” is commonly seen in Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Dr Lydia Kearney was joined by Dr Audrey Tang to enlighten us. … Read more

During elections, pandemics, and when important social and political events occur, people often turn to conspiracy theories to explain what is happening. Professor Karen Douglas explains why … Read more

Our academics have had some amazing research award news this month, we’ve been the first to explore some ground-breaking research areas and had a visit … Read more

Recent research published by PhD candidate Samuel Hales and Professor Gannon from Kent’s Centre of Research and Education in Forensic Psychology reveals rapes and assaults … Read more

Dr Pascal Burgmer took part in Richard Docwra’s ‘Humans and Hope’ podcast about Human Behaviour’ with a focus on morality. In this 45 minute episode, … Read more

Psychology graduate Rianna Patterson has embraced her new role as Community Manager at global forum for young leaders, One Young World. Rianna says her time … Read more

Refugee puppet girl Little Amal, a performance art piece to highlight forced migration, visited our Canterbury campus after walking 8000km from Syria across Europe to … Read more

Kent’s Centre for World Affairs (KCWA) aims to connect disciplines within the Human and Social Sciences Division. Kent’s Centre for World Affairs (KCWA) is a … Read more

The Leverhulme prizes recognise and celebrate the achievement of exceptional researchers -we’re so proud they have recognised this amazing researcher. The Leverhulme Trust has announced … Read more