New research led by Ecological Economist Dr Sophus zu Ermgassen at the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) models the future carbon emissions and … Read more

Bison once roamed the United Kingdom freely, but like many native animals, agriculture and human development killed them all off. This month, for the first … Read more

‘I decided to apply through clearing to study Anthropology at Kent. It was a last minute decision as I’d only just decided to go to … Read more

Smells experienced in nature can make us feel relaxed, joyful, and healthy, according to new research co-led by Dr Jessica Fisher, Postdoctoral Research Associate at Durrell Institute … Read more

The summer before University anthropology graduate Louis Richards had used all their UCAS choices on agricultural courses but had had a change of heart about … Read more

As the UK tried to respond to a Heatwave we have been inspiring the next generation of geographers, anthropologists and conservationists who will make an … Read more

Research by the Univerity of Kent and the University of St Andrews has found that rainforest chimpanzees are digging wells for cleaner water and that … Read more

Thomas Fry and Ellie Dobbs visited a Canterbury nursery this month to show early years students the great crested newts found on campus and whet … Read more

Satouka Basso, found her place studying Anthropology with us through clearing and encourages anyone who is thinking about entering clearing to ‘do it!’ ‘I’d been … Read more

On Wednesday 13 July, the Class of 2022 graduated in Canterbury Cathedral and celebrated with a reception in Westgate Hall. We were able to catch … Read more