The September 2019 edition of the School newsletter, Kent Psychologist, is now available. In this issue: Welcome new students and staff, Growing Up in the Digital … Read more
Cafe Psychology – Autumn term 2019
Café Psychology is an optional bi-weekly seminar series. It is particularly suited to undergraduate and MSc students but PhD students and staff are also welcome … Read more
Annual Lecture 2019-20: Professor Amina Memon
On behalf of Professor David Wilkinson, Head of School, I am pleased to invite you to the School of Psychology’s Annual Lecture 2019-20, to be … Read more
Positive contact in a divided world
The Psychologist, from the British Psychological Society, have published a new feature on positive contact which features research from Dr Lindsey Cameron with Professor Rhiannon … Read more
Exciting new project to tackle harmful prejudiced attitudes towards older people and ageing
Kent Psychologists Dr Hannah Swift and Ben Steeden are working on an exciting new project in collaboration with The Centre for Ageing Better, Com Res … Read more
Treatment for sexual and domestic violence offenders does work
A first-of-its-kind study has found that specialised psychological programmes for sexual and domestic violence offenders have led to major reductions in reoffending but best results … Read more
Psychology at Kent: What’s it going to be like?
How often will I be on campus? Our students have timetabled “contact hours” for short periods most days of the week, if not every day, … Read more
New study shows stimulation of the ear can help manage Parkinson’s symptoms
A new study led by Professor David Wilkinson, School of Psychology, has shown that gentle, controlled stimulation of the ear canal can help reduce symptoms … Read more
Psychology at Kent Day Saturday 9 November 2019
Thinking about enrolling as a Kent Psychologist from September 2020? Our Psychology at Kent Day on Saturday 9 November 2019 offers a series of taster … Read more
Psychologists signal way forward to cleaner Canterbury air
Research by Kent psychologists at St Dunstan’s and St Stephen’s level crossings in Canterbury last summer shows motivating messages at the two sites cut emissions by … Read more








