Between the second and final years of a ‘Year in Practise’ degree, you spend up to a year undertaking a work placement with an organisation … Read more

Venturing down the wildlife rabbit hole… …Its a wonder of wildlife, with the re-introduction of the White Rhino at the The Garamba National Park. This … Read more

On Thursday 20th July, our graduating students gathered with family and friends before their convocation in Canterbury Cathedral to receive their hard won degrees.   … Read more

At LAD, everybody is into people; where they came from, how they live in different societies around the world and how they interact with their … Read more

Leanne Al-Mrayat is an international student who lived in Keynes College accommodation during her undergraduate degree. She tells us about how to tackle the first … Read more

Abbie Shortland joined Kent in 2019 and graduates this summer. She looks back at how her choice to study Anthropology was a pivotal step in … Read more

If you’re coming to study Human Biology and Behavior with us this autumn, you’ll want to get to know who will be teaching you. Chris … Read more

Lecturer in Biological Anthropology Dr Chris Dunmore participated in a local eidtion of the worldwide franchise Pint of Science, which brings current science to the … Read more

The concept of empathy has been emerging as a hot topic in both academia and the public sphere. Contemporary works in cognitive and neurosciences, developmental … Read more

Fifteen years ago a survey of Garamba National Park (NP) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo concluded that the last wild northern white rhinos … Read more