Month: February 2020

Emma Dixon is currently visiting from Trent University, Canada to study with the Forensic Science cohort at Kent. Here she tells us about her experience … Read more

BioSoc, ChemSoc and PhySoc collaborated this past Friday evening to host Kent’s first Sciences Ball. With a massive attendance of over 100 students in Elliot … Read more

As part of our ongoing commitment to help continue improving the experience our students have while studying at the School of Physical Sciences, we have … Read more

  Stage 0 I am going to be running two twilight sessions for foundation students across all SPS subjects. Keep checking your timetables for information. … Read more

To celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science on 12 February 2020, SPS is welcoming Professor Sally Jordan, Professor of Physics Education and … Read more

Describe the society in three words: Passionate, goofy, inclusive. Why should students join PhySoc? As a committee we work hard to create unique, exciting and … Read more

GSK will be running a fully funded week that gives participants an excellent opportunity to find out what chemists can do in the pharmaceutical industry. Successful applicants … Read more

Book your tickets now to see three Royal Society of Chemistry Award winners give talks at SPS between March and April this year. We are … Read more

Student feedback – through course Reps, module evaluations and the Student Voice box among others – is extremely important to the School. In this blog … Read more

I visited a number of Universities in the UK to study physics at. The first thing that stood out about Kent was of course the … Read more