Spring Round Up

Bio Blitz 23 was Buzzin’

Breaking Records and Learning New Skills on this 24 hour Interactive Data Collecting romp round campus.

The county of Kent has some astounding biodiversity worth studying. A newt-worthy experience for Conservation students..
The grass is always greener from above. Our students found this out while doting over some of Sandwhich Bay’s airbone creatures. Come fly with me?
Digging for gold? Forensic Osteology MA students would prefer to pull bones than precious metals. Burrow deeper..

Want to dip your toe in the water, without disrupting the flow of nature? Our workshops for the ages of 6-17 year olds are a great way to try your hand.
Hot topic alert! Dr Bicknell explores how we can all contribute to the slowing of climate change.
Down in the forest, we’ll sing a chorus. Professor Davies and Smith are supporting the rewilding of the North. their conservation efforts may help the region out of the woods.
Hunting for a scholarship? DICE are offering an opportunity to study the consumption of mean in sub-Saharan Africa. Don’t trade away this opportunity.
Or are you pining for a PHD? We have the programme for you..

An undergraduate degree can take you through many places, to see beauty divine on the hills you climb. Take a glance at what is ahead.
Beyond your course lies more opportunity and excitement. Check out how activities and societies can fill your spare time.
They have studied the natural world, now they must study the working one. Students depart for a Year in Professional Practice. See them off with us. Has this taken your fancy? The class of 2021/22 have just returned..
Geography students had a splash in sea-fairing tourism when they went for a tour of the Viking Cruise ship. Here are your binoculars for the sweet life on deck..