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Take your Kent degree global – spend a Year Abroad

By Helen Kirk | 11 November 2026

A Year Abroad is your chance to live in another country, experience a new culture, make lifelong memories, and stand out from the crowd. It’s … Read more

Become a Peer-Assisted Learning (PAL) Leader

By Emma Marku | 10 November 2026

We’re looking for current Second Year (Stage 2) students to become Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) Leaders to start in January 2027.  Do you remember starting your degree? … Read more

Meet your Student Reps and make your voice heard

By jf110 | 10 November 2026

The Students’ Union has appointed this year’s School Reps, meaning there are over 166 Student Reps to build on your feedback and ideas to enhance … Read more

ChatGPT Edu at Kent: Your questions answered

By jf110 | 06 November 2026

AI tools elicit strong reactions. Whatever your position on AI, it’s important to know exactly what AI does and how you can engage with Chat … Read more

Do you need exam support or adjustments?

By Helen Kirk | 05 November 2026

Inclusive Learning Plans (ILPs) specify reasonable adjustments for your programme of study, including assessments, and exams. You will usually be asked to provide medical evidence. You should … Read more

Stay on campus for your exams.

By Ana Hythe-Oram | 04 November 2026

Exams are stressful enough – why add long commutes to the mix? We’re offering exam accommodation on the Canterbury campus from Saturday 5 December to … Read more

Continue your journey at Kent – explore the Postgraduate Open Event and save 20% 

By jf110 | 03 November 2026

The Kent Graduate Scholarship offers eligible Kent graduates a 20% discount on postgraduate fees. Find out more at Postgrad Open Event on the 18 November … Read more

‘You read, we buy’ ebook collections

By Sarah Field | 30 October 2026

Until summer 2027, you can access over 100,000 e-books from Taylor & Francis and JSTOR for your research. They are all available in LibrarySearch, so … Read more

Finding your feet: Get help with money, housing or commuting

By jf110 | 27 October 2026

Money worries, accommodation problems and commuting can all make it harder to focus on university life. If something is weighing on you, there are people … Read more

Finding your feet: Keeping on top of your studies

By jf110 | 27 October 2026

A new academic year can mean new routines, teaching styles and deadlines. It may take a little time to find your rhythm, so start with … Read more

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