The National Student Survey 2016 (NSS) is now open. The NSS is a UK-wide survey, giving students towards the end of their degree the opportunity to evaluate … Read more

Dr William Rowlandson, from the Department of Modern Languages, was interviewed on The History Hour on the BBC World Service on Monday 11 January 2016. … Read more

Dr David Hornsby, from the Department of English Language & Linguistics, was interviewed on BBC Radio Kent earlier in the week, on the Julia George … Read more

Dr Anne Alwis from the Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies is to give two talks on hagiography in February.  The first, entitled ‘”The Shape of … Read more

Dr Patricia Baker from the Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies has published a chapter entitled ‘Images of Doctors and their Implements: A Visual Dialogue between … Read more

Dr Elizabeth Blanning, who recently graduated with a PhD in Classical & Archaeological Studies, has won the Hasted Prize for her thesis entitled ‘Landscape, Settlement … Read more

A special issue of the journal L’Esprit créateur, co-edited by Thomas Baldwin and Lucy O’Meara from the Department of Modern Languages and Katja Haustein from … Read more

The editors of Skepsi, the postgraduate-run journal within the School of European Culture and Languages (SECL), are organising a conference on ‘borders’, scheduled for 27 … Read more

The Ballads of Child Migration, a CD of music commissioned to coincide with the V&A Museum of Childhood exhibition entitled ‘On Their Own: Britain’s Child Migrants‘, … Read more

Dr Patricia Novillo-Corvalán from the Department of Comparative Literature is to be guest speaker at a symposium entitled ‘Envisioning World Literature from the Global South’ … Read more