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Graduating and wondering about your next move?

By harriet | 10 May 2013

Come along and find out about the exciting and varied postgraduate programmes offered by the School. Dr Vince Miller and Professor Chris Shilling, Directors of … Read more

Students nominate SSPSSR staff in teaching awards

By harriet | 03 May 2013

Three years ago, the Kent Union Teaching Awards were established as a way for students to pro-actively recognise and reward the work of staff across … Read more

Re-thinking the ‘fall’ in crime

By harriet | 03 May 2013

Marian FitzGerald, Visiting Professor of Criminology at the University, has challenged the new Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) to oversee a cultural shift in the … Read more

Kent launches major new study of successful fundraising

By harriet | 01 May 2013

Despite the importance and urgency of fundraising, which generates billions of pounds of voluntary income for charities each year, we know little about the non-technical … Read more

Sociology Success in Article of the Year

By harriet | 29 April 2013

Kent’s School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research (SSPSSR) supplied two of the four articles shortlisted for the major international refereed journal Sociological Review … Read more

SSPSSR professors comment on UK Peace Index

By harriet | 26 April 2013

Professor Larry Ray, of the University’s School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research (SSPSSR), was interviewed on BBC Radio Kent on Wednesday 24 April … Read more

Criminal justice student volunteer helps rehabilitate Medway offenders

By harriet | 19 April 2013

A University criminal justice student has been supporting the rehabilitation of offenders back into the Medway community as a volunteer with Kent Probation Service. Andrea … Read more

Progressive governance – Dr Steven Roberts presents evidence

By harriet | 15 April 2013

Dr Steven Roberts, Lecturer in Social Policy and Sociology in the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research gave written evidence in the form … Read more

SuperVisions initiative helps graduate students

By harriet | 08 April 2013

The experience of navigating supervisory relationships is one thing research students from across the university have in common. But while supervision is the topic of … Read more

International Conference on Philanthropy

By harriet | 01 April 2013

An international conference on social justice philanthropy was held in London on 1 March 2013. The conference brought together academics, policy-makers and practitioners, in order … Read more

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