SSPSSR Department Seminar: CRT, decolonial thought, and coronavirus
Join us for this week's seminar where Ali Meghji will discuss CRT, decolonial thought, and coronavirus
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Autumn teaching for Stage 2 and 3 returning students
We hope you are keeping safe and well. In these difficult and uncertain times we want to start by assuring you that we will be … Read more
PhD studentship in Social Care
The University of Kent is offering a scholarship for a 3-year PhD to research one or more key topics in the field of adult social … Read more
Student Competition Summer 2020
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Autumn teaching for our new students
We hope you are keeping safe and well. In these difficult and uncertain times we want to start by assuring you that we will be … Read more
2020 Graduate Programme launched
Kent’s Careers and Employability Service is pleased to announce the launch our new 2020 Graduate Programme! The programme’s aim is to support those of you … Read more
Sociology student receives The Diana Award 2020
Hayley Mulenda, a second-year student studying Sociology and Social Policy at Kent’s School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research (SSPSSR), has received The Diana … Read more
Meet the author event 8 July
A new book by Alisoun Milne, Professor of Social Gerontology and Social Work at the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research, provides insights … Read more
Black lives matter statement from SSPSSR
The shockingly brutal and starkly inhumane killing of George Floyd symbolises the racism and oppression that blights human society. Tragically, George Floyd’s death is not … Read more
Does brain-scan research give insight to the terrorists’ mind
In his opinion piece, Dr Simon Cottee looks at, in his own words, ‘what makes terrorists tick?’ Describing the quest to find the answer as … Read more