Describe your career path since leaving Kent? I graduated from Kent in 2015, completing a degree in Comparative Literature and English and American Literature. I … Read more

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and with their tutors unable to attend the prison and inmates lacking access to phones or online learning equipment, ESOL (English … Read more

Congratulations to our academic staff on well-earned promotions in their roles for the forthcoming academic year: Classical & Archaeological Studies Dr Kelli Rudolph will be … Read more

Dr Patty Baker, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Classical and Archaeological Studies, has received funding for a public outreach project from the Institute of … Read more

Dr Paul March-Russell, lecturer in the Department of Comparative Literature, has won the ‘Outstanding Reviewer Award’ from the online journal Humanities. The Humanities Editorial Board and … Read more

Describe your career path since leaving Kent? Varied! I moved back home to Ireland, where I first took up a marketing internship in magazine publishing. … Read more

The School of European Culture and Languages would like to congratulate final year student Alan Gurung who has won £1000 with a business proposal, by … Read more

It was with great sadness that the School of European Culture and Languages learned of the death of former Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy, … Read more

Emma Valdivia graduated in 2016 with a BA (Hons) in Comparative Literature. She currently works as a schoolteacher in her hometown in Gibraltar. Describe your … Read more

Classics and Archaeology at Kent 2019-2020: The highlights   Work in progress: current PhD research Giulia Frigerio, The impact of the laurel on Apolline divination: … Read more