Month: January 2014

Peter Mayr, from the Department of German, is to teach a Kent Extra course entitled Media and the Public Sphere in Europe. The course will … Read more

The National Student Survey 2014 (NSS) is now open. The NSS is a UK-wide survey, giving students towards the end of their degree the opportunity … Read more

Professor Ray Laurence, from the Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies has contributed a piece to the Canterbury Times about the current condition of the … Read more

The Department of German and the Centre for Modern European Literature are pleased to announce a new partnership with the Deutsches Literaturarchiv Marbach (DLA). From … Read more

A new publication from Dr Patricia Baker, Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies, entitled The Archaeology of Medicine in the Greco-Roman World has just been published by … Read more

As part of its 50th anniversary celebrations, the University of Kent is delighted to announce scholarships to attend the Summer Schools in Brussels and Paris. … Read more

The University of Kent at Rome is pleased to be able to offer a Faculty of Humanities Scholarship for the academic year 2014/15, consisting of … Read more

Dr Jeremy Scott from the Department of English Language & Linguistics has just published a new book with Macmillan, entitled Creative Writing and Stylistics: Creative … Read more

On 27 January Dr Axel Staehler from the Department of Comparative Literature will be giving a lecture on Art Spiegelman’s award-winning Maus (1986-1991) at the Tunbridge Wells … Read more

Dr Anna Schaffner from the Department of Comparative Literature is co-convening a seminar series on the History of Sexuality at the Institute of Historical Research, … Read more