Month: January 2015

As part of Holocaust Memorial Week at Kent, the University of Kent was privileged to host Joan Salter, a Holocaust survivor, for an hour’s talk … Read more

Professor Jon Williamson from the Department of Philosophy has just won an Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) award as Principle Investigator on a new … Read more

Dr Sophia Labadi from the Department of Classical and Archaeological Studies took part in a UNESCO workshop on World heritage and sustainable development (Trang An, … Read more

Professor Amalia Arvaniti from the Department of English Language and Linguistics will give her Kent Institute for the Advanced Study of the Humanities (KIASH) Inaugural … Read more

The National Student Survey 2015 (NSS) is now open. The NSS is a UK-wide survey, giving students towards the end of their degree the opportunity to … Read more

Dr Larry Duffy from the Department of French has published a new book entitled Flaubert, Zola, and the Incorporation of Disciplinary Knowledge (Palgrave Macmillan, 2014). … Read more

Professor Yvonne Sherwood from the Department of Religious Studies took part in a debate on blasphemy on Newshour Extra on the BBC World Service on … Read more

Second- and third-year Comparative Literature students are organising a series of events in honour of Holocaust Memorial Day after taking the module The Shoah in … Read more

Professor Gordon Lynch will give his Kent Institute for the Advanced Study of the Humanities (KIASH) inaugural lecture, ‘Remembering the UK Child Migrants: Faith, Nation-Building … Read more

The Department of German is co-organising a day of talks and workshops at Canterbury Cathedral Lodge exploring German and Austrian experiences of the First World … Read more