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Expert’s response to new government legislation on flexible working

By gg376 | 05 December 2022

We need to do more to make flexible working a norm for all workers, says Heejung Chung, Professor of Sociology and Social Policy at the … Read more

Sociologist’s research resonates in a post-COVID19 world

By Helen Kirk | 22 November 2022

Professor Heejung Chung last week appeared on the cover of Dutch magazine Vrij Nederland (Free Netherlands) Professor Heejung Chung, last week, appeared on the cover … Read more

Staff recognised for their efforts at inspirational awards ceremony

By gg376 | 10 November 2022

The 2022 Kent Staff Recognition Awards took place last night to celebrate the positive impact and achievements of staff who’ve done exceptionally well this year. … Read more

Free course ‘Communicating Effectively with Vulnerable Children and Young People’

By Helen Kirk | 02 November 2022

Improve your communication skills by learning techniques that place the child at the heart of the interaction with our online course Over four weeks, Senior … Read more

World-renowned expert on addiction comes to Kent

By gg376 | 18 October 2022

The University is anticipating the arrival of Professor Keith Humphreys who’ll be delivering a lecture on addiction, on 1 November at Kent Law School’s Widoger … Read more

Tizard staff awarded prestigious Emerald Literati Awards

By gg376 | 13 October 2022

Last month, the editorial team from Advances in Autism awarded two members of staff from Tizard Centre the 2022 Emerald Literati Award. Nathan Keates, Lecturer … Read more

Establishing a Restorative Justice Clinical Program

By gg376 | 03 October 2022

The first restorative justice training for University of Kent staff, funded by the Research Impact Fund and the Student Engagement Fund 2021/22, took place this … Read more

#HelloSSPSSR Welcome Week is here!

By Helen Kirk | 01 September 2022

Revised Welcome Week timetables now available The time has come to start your studies in the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research and … Read more

Working from home can lead to fathers doing less childcare and mothers doing more

By gg376 | 01 September 2022

New research led by the Universities of Kent and Essex has found that working from home can result in mothers doing more housework and childcare, … Read more

External pressures and freedom of choice driving reduced alcohol consumption among ‘Generation Z’

By gg376 | 18 August 2022

Greater freedom of choice and the insecurity of worldwide issues is leading young people to dramatically reduce their alcohol consumption, according to new research led … Read more

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