Month: January 2017

Come along to this Careers and Employability Service 30 minute session and learn how to identify the skills you have that an employer will want, … Read more

Assignments require you to use literature to source your theories, back up your arguments and more. This SLAS session will look at how to access … Read more

Clarity is one of the central features of academic writing. Developing a writing style that is unambiguous, contains all the relevant information and is easy … Read more

Clarity is one of the central features of academic writing. Developing a writing style that is unambiguous, contains all the relevant information and is easy … Read more

‘War – a family affair. Anthropological perspectives on family life, parenting and gender in the light of military deployment’ Wednesday 1 February 2017 15.00 Cornwallis … Read more

The annual Careers and Employability Service CV Competition is now open. This offers students the chance to win one of a number of two week work … Read more

Documentaries by Dr David Redmon, emerging from a two-year Leverhulme Trust research grant award to his project titled ‘Donkey’, have been chosen to premiere at … Read more

Gabor Petri, PhD student with the Tizard Centre, has just completed an interview for an independent Hungarian blog carried out with Dr Michelle McCarthy, covering … Read more

TODAY 25 January 11.00-16.00 Kent Union Refreshers Fair – Eliot College Canterbury campus. The second day of Kent Union ‘Refreshers Fair’ is in Eliot dining … Read more

One of our post grad students and autistic self advocate, George Watts is trying to contact other autistic adults in Kent to ask if they … Read more