Professor Laurence Goldstein, Head of SECL and Professor of Philosophy, has inaugurated a scheme that offers the option of feedback on essays via video-link. Evidence … Read more

Head of English Language & Linguistics at SECL, Professor Amalia Arvaniti, will be giving a talk at the University of Glasgow’s School of Critical Studies … Read more

The Italian elections and the Pope’s resignation have been the two major stories from Europe over the past week, and so SECL staff have been … Read more

The Susan Cohen Doctoral Scholarship is awarded in memory of Susan Cohen, who graduated from the University of Kent in 1991 in Italian and Comparative … Read more

Two new modules have been added for students within the School of European Culture and Languages that enhance work experience. They are: TH619: Religious Studies … Read more

Staff from SECL’s Department of Religious Studies have been busy commenting on the major developments over the past week, from gay marriage to the Pope’s … Read more

Lesley Gray, a mature student studying Comparative Literature, will have her first novel, The King’s Jockey, published next month. The book was written while she … Read more

AltaMira Press has just released a new title authored by Dr Sophia Labadi from the Department of Classics and Archaeological Studies at SECL. The book … Read more

The National Student Survey (NSS) for 2013 is now open. The NSS is a national survey for all final-year students to evaluate their university experience, … Read more

Professor Gordon Lynch, Michael Ramsey Professor of Modern Theology in the Department of Religious Studies, has just had a series of six blog posts published … Read more