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Author: Helen Kirk

Staying safe at university

By Helen Kirk | 24 September 2026

University is a chance to enjoy new experiences and meet new people. A few simple habits can help keep you, your friends and your belongings … Read more

Kent Campus Shuttle Service

By Helen Kirk | 24 September 2026

Whether you’re a new student finding your way around or a returning student heading back to campus, the Kent Campus Shuttle service is here to … Read more

Parkys’ Preloved everything (or almost) still £1 this new academic year!

By Helen Kirk | 24 September 2026

Grab a bargain at Parkys’ Preloved, the charity shop on our Canterbury campus. All items, or most, are only £1! Parky’s had a refresh over … Read more

Having Student ID card access issues?

By Helen Kirk | 24 September 2026

If your card access has suddenly stopped working in areas you’re supposed to be able to enter, it’s likely you have an old-style card (as … Read more

Welcome Week Starts Here!

By Helen Kirk | 23 September 2026

Welcome – and welcome back – to the University of Kent! Whether you’re new to Kent or returning for another year, Welcome Week is the … Read more

Meningitis B (MenB) vaccination: what students need to know this autumn

By Helen Kirk | 23 September 2026

If you are starting university or returning to campus this autumn, check whether you are eligible for the MenB vaccine and make a plan to … Read more

Students urged to ‘stop and think before you click’ as student finance payments begin

By Helen Kirk | 15 September 2026

As students across the country prepare to start or return to university, the Student Loans Company (SLC) are urging you to ‘stop and think before … Read more

Returning to Kent this autumn? Registration now open

By Helen Kirk | 01 September 2026

All continuing students must complete returning registration via KentVision every year, in order continue your studies. Reregistering also makes sure we have your most current … Read more

Events in Nepal and Tibet

By Helen Kirk | 27 August 2026

We have all been deeply shocked and saddened by the devastating events in Nepal and Tibet. We recognise that members of our university community may … Read more

Timetables for 2026/27 now available

By Helen Kirk | 06 August 2026

As you requested, timetables for students returning for the 2026/27 academic year are published earlier to help you plan ahead, these are now available in … Read more

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