1990

Establishment of Centre for Language and Business in Europe.

Year-long Silver Jubilee celebrations, including Open Days in June.

Opening of Becket Court, student halls of residence.

1991

Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr George Carey, gets honorary degree.

Completion of NW Cornwallis/George Allen.

UKC Mastercard initiated.

Ted Heath speaks at the Cornwallis Lecture Theatre on European Integration.

1992

The opening of the Canterbury Business School.

The opening of the Sports Pavilion.

Missing Link (Darwin), and Park Wood Phase 1 completed.

Kent Law Clinic re-launched.

1993

Park Wood Phase II completed to further student accommodation in the purpose-built student village.

SW Cornwallis was completed.

Keynes College get en-suite rooms.

1994

University Choir and Orchestra perform Beethoven's Missa Solemnis in Canterbury Cathedral for the retirement of Professor David Ingram.

Opening of Woody's bar in Park Wood student village.

1995

The Library extension is completed.

Tyler Court, student halls of residence, is built.

1998

Job Shop is set up - helping students seeking part-time employment.

Department of Politics and International Relations launches a graduate school in Brussels.

Opening of 'The Venue' – Kent Union's on-campus nightclub.

Kent becomes the first European university to be recognised as an Authorised Academic Java™ Campus, reflecting the University's position as a 'first-tier' university in Computer Science.