Author: jsh31

This project will be funded by The States of Jersey Department of Environment. Funding is available to cover Home/EU tuition fees plus stipend. All other … Read more

The School are delighted to announce that, once again, our excellent teaching, resources, support and facilities have been recognised in the National Student Survey 2015. Results … Read more

Final year students studying modules in visual anthropology have the opportunity to specialise in video or photography for their final assessment. For students specialising in … Read more

The 27th International Congress for Conservation Biology, 4th European Congress for Conservation Biology (ICCB) will be running from 2nd – 6th August and we are delighted … Read more

Showcasing 11 short documentaries which creatively touch on the themes of community and individuality in places as varied as the idyllic English countryside, a Comic Convention, … Read more

Commercial supply chain involving two local communities in North Western Ghats receives all-important FairWild Certificate. FairWild certification ensures that buyers – from ingredient traders up … Read more

The 2015 Whitley Awards were held on 29th April at the Royal Geographical Society where winners were presented with their awards by HRH The Princess … Read more

As part of the University of Kent’s 50th Anniversary celebrations we are delighted to welcome Dr Neil Thin from the University of Edinburgh to deliver … Read more

This week sees the release of a new ‘comment article’ from PhD student Niki Rust. Writing in the Ecologist Niki considers the chances of success … Read more

We’re delighted to announce our June two-day workshops: BOOK NOW Medieval Burials in Canterbury Saturday 20th & Sunday 21st June 10am – 4pm Marlowe Building, … Read more