Origins of Farming in Europe Result of Human Migration and Cu...

Dr Noreen von Cramon-Taubadel is a National University of Ireland Galway graduate and lecturer in biological anthropology at the University of Kent.

Cultural change and the origins of farming in Europe

A new study, co-authored by Dr Noreen von Cramon-Taubadel from the School of Anthropology and Conservation, is challenging previous views of the origins of farming in Europe. 'Craniometric data support a mosaic model of demic and cultural Neolithic diffusion to outlying regions of Europe' (Dr Noreen von Cramon-Taubadel, University of Kent; Dr Ron Pinhasi, University College Cork) can be viewed on the Proceedings of the Royal Society B website.

New Year, new starts for nine new hires at MMR Research Worldwid

With a passion for social and environmental issues, she holds a Masters degree in Conservation Biology from the University of Kent. Rob brings over 10 years experience of undertaking research in a range of different settings. He previously worked for ...

Research and Markets: Trade-offs in Conservation.......

Previously he was Director of the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology at the University of Kent. His research focuses on sustainable resource use and human-wildlife conflict. William M. Adams is Moran Professor of Conservation and Development ...

Origins of Farming in Europe Result of Human Migration ....

A new study, co-authored by researchers at University College Cork and the University of Kent suggests that the prehistoric adoption of farming practices in outlying regions of Europe, Scandinavia, the Baltic, European Russia and the Ukraine, ...

New Hope for One of the Worlds Rarest Chameleons

Conservationists from the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) at the University of Kent have discovered a new population of Madagascars Belalanda chameleon. The discovery took place just days after the team hosted an ...

Stone Tools Influenced Hand Evolution in Human Ancestors...

New research from anthropologists at the University of Kent has confirmed Charles Darwins speculation that the evolution of unique features in the human hand was influenced by increased tool use in our ancestors. ...

New population discovered of Critically Endangered Madagascar ch

Conservationists from the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) at the University of Kent have discovered a new population of Madagascars Belalanda chameleon. The discovery took place just days after the team hosted an international ...

Cultural change and the origins of farming in Europe

A new study, co-authored by Dr Noreen von Cramon-Taubadel from the School of Anthropology and Conservation, is challenging previous views of the origins of farming in Europe.

New Year, new starts for nine new hires at MMR Research Worldwid

With a passion for social and environmental issues, she holds a Masters degree in Conservation Biology from the University of Kent. Rob brings over 10 years experience of undertaking research in a range of different settings. He previously worked for ...

Research and Markets: Trade-offs in Conservation: Deciding What

Previously he was Director of the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology at the University of Kent. His research focuses on sustainable resource use and human-wildlife conflict. William M. Adams is Moran Professor of Conservation and Development ...

Bat uses carnivorous plant as a toilet

Matthew Struebig, a researcher at the University of Kent's Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology, was based in Brunei for a while and witnessed a ...

Opinion & Debate: Thank goodness for advertising

Glenn Bowman Senior Lecturer Department of Anthropology University of Kent

Hope for rare chameleon

"Habitat loss and degradation is the main threat to chameleons and biodiversity in general in Madagascar," said Richard Griffiths, team leader and professor of biological conservation at the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) at the University of Kent.

New population of nearly extinct Madagascar chameleon discovered

While the species was known only from a handful of trees in two Malagasy villages, researchers from the University of Kents Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) have discovered another population near a third village. ...

Fears over new Pagham sealife area

...That for the West Sussex coastline will be achieved through the Balanced Seas joint project between Natural England and the University of Kent. Sue Wells, the project manager for Balanced Seas, said: Pagham Harbour has been identified as of interest because of rare...

HOPE FOR RARE CHAMELEON

...team leader and professor of biological conservation at the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) at the University of Kent. Griffiths described the find as very important for this species, one of the worlds rarest reptiles. Our teams are...

Fears over new Pagham sealife area

That for the West Sussex coastline will be achieved through the Balanced Seas joint project between Natural England and the University of Kent. Sue Wells, the project manager for Balanced Seas, said: 'Pagham Harbour has been identified as of interest ...

Model of hospital donated

Mr Ward created the model, which shows the hospital when it opened in 1937, for his final year project when completing an architecture degree at the University of Kent at Canterbury

Model of hospital donated

Mr Ward created the model, which shows the hospital when it opened in 1937, for his final year project when completing an architecture degree at the University of Kent at Canterbury

Model of hospital donated

Mr Ward created the model, which shows the hospital when it opened in 1937, for his final year project when completing an architecture degree at the University of Kent at Canterbury

Race is on to repopulate species of bustards

... to do with politics as science, said Darren Griffin, a genetics professor at the University of Kent in the UK, who collaborated with the Dubai team. ...

Inglorious bustards: fight to save a species

... to do with politics as science, said Darren Griffin, a genetics professor at the University of Kent in the UK, who collaborated with the Dubai team. ...

Chambers of secrets

Martin Warren at the University of Kent has already achieved this with another simple biofuel, though he is unwilling to give further details until the work has been published

GLOBAL: Digitised archives key to universities future

Online resources supported by the UK funding body JISC (Joint Information Systems Committee) include resources such as the University of Cambridges Freeze Frame collection of polar photographs or the British Cartoon Archive, made available via the University of Kent.

GLOBAL: Digitised archives key to universities future

... as the University of Cambridges Freeze Frame collection of polar photographs or the British Cartoon Archive, made available via the University of Kent. ...

Postcards digitised

University of Kent is digitising 1,300 postcards from the 1950s for the British Cartoon...

Saucy seaside postcards digitised

seaside postcards that were confiscated in the 1950s are being digitised by the University of Kent for an online...

Giles cartoon family were the Simpsons of their day

The original artwork on show is from the Giles Collection in the British Cartoon Archive at the University of Kent.

The BBCs move north is lunacy - and shows how catastrophic...

According to University of Kent professor of journalism and former BBC employee Tim Luckhurst, this has all happened because the previous Labour government wanted to gerrymander the electoral map by creating well-paid, publicly funded jobs in Labour constituencies.

This idiotic policy is costing the BBC its brightest talent

Tim Luckhurst is Professor of Journalism at the University of Kent

Murdoch family fortunes shine on Elisabeth in £400m deal

Tim Luckhurst, Professor of journalism at the University of Kent, said: "Bringing Elisabeth back inside the tent puts her back at the heart of decision making in News Corp.

The BBCs move north is lunacy - and shows how catastrophica

According to University of Kent professor of journalism and former BBC employee Tim Luckhurst, this has all happened because the previous Labour government ...

BBCs move north is lunacy: Shows how catastrophically it ha

According to University of Kent professor of journalism and former BBC employee Tim Luckhurst, this has all happened because the previous Labour government ...

MELANIE PHILLIPS: The BBCs move north is lunacy - and shows

According to University of Kent professor of journalism and former BBC employee Tim Luckhurst, this has all happened because the previous Labour government ...

BBC migration boss travels 4k miles to work and avoids

By TIM LUCKHURST A hereditary elite selected according to ability sounds like an oxymoron. Yet, in the Dimbleby family, British broadcasting is blessed with ...

The BBCs move north is lunacy - and shows how catastrophica

According to University of Kent professor of journalism and former BBC employee Tim Luckhurst, this has all happened because the previous Labour government ...

BBC migration boss leading move to Manchester travels

By Professor Tim Luckhurst - A hereditary elite selected according to ability sounds like an oxymoron. Yet, in the Dimbleby family, British broadcasting is blessed with ...

BBC boss in charge of move to Manchester commutes 4000 miles to

By Professor Time Luckhurst - A hereditary elite selected according to ability sounds like an oxymoron. Yet, in the Dimbleby family, British broadcasting is blessed with ...

Murdoch family fortunes shine on Elisabeth in £400m deal

...phone-hacking scandal at the News of the World. The arrival at News Corp of his sister might not be a threat to his position. Tim Luckhurst, Professor of journalism at the University of Kent, said: "Bringing Elisabeth back inside the tent puts her back at the heart...

Anna Burnside: Rupert Murdoch faces the moment of truth

"A lot of people on the unthinking left consider the name Murdoch to be something they spit like an obscenity in the pub," says Tim Luckhurst, a former editor of The Scotsman and now professor of journalism at the University of Kent.

30 seconds on...

Rupert Murdoch has long supported loss-making newspaper The Australian. Tim Luckhurst, professor of journalism at the University of Kent, claims this is because Murdoch cares about quality journalism.

Jon Snow to look at social media in Bob Friend memorial lecture

Held at Kent University on February 25, the talk will be entitled From film to Twitter - the media revolution: is the golden age of journalism come or gone ...

What Katie did: She won again

The judges: Tim Luckhurst professor of journalism at Kent University and a former editor of The Scotsman.

Skys the limit for winner of journalism scholarship

Channel 4 News presenter Jon Snow and Tim Luckhurst, professor of journalism at the University of Kent

As the new Education Bill is announced, do Governments meddle..

...has overall been a good thing for the country? Interesting views from two professors and journalists Roy Greenslade and Tim Luckhurst. What about the court where it was ruled a husband who shouted at his wife was guilty of domestic violence? At what point does...

Ecstasy of rage at Daily Mail over latest BBC MediacityUK revela

...Oh. Just in case readers were in any doubt as to The Mails standpoint on the issue, it also printed an opinion piece from Tim Luckhurst of the University of Kent. This noted that gold-standard shows such as Match Of The Day, Blue Peter and BBC1s...

Skys the limit for winner for journalism scholarship

News veteran Jon Snow will deliver a speech at the University of Kents Medway campus to celebrate outstanding journalism. Prof Tim Luckhurst, head of the university's Centre for Journalism, said: "We think that the Bob Friend Memorial Scholarship is hugely prestigious.

Professor welcomes local TV

Prof Tim Luckhurst, head of the Centre for Journalism at the University of Kent at Medway, predicted the move would be good for journalism

Plans for local TV well received by former top editor

Tim Luckhurst, head and founder of the University of Kents Centre for Journalism, has said culture secretary Jeremy Hunts plans to launch a new national television channel to carry more local television will help reverse the decline in local news.

John Snow to deliver memorial lecture

CHANNEL 4 newsreader Jon Snow will deliver a free lecture at the University of Kent in memory of his former colleague Bob Friend.

Jon Snow to deliver memorial lecture

CHANNEL 4 newsreader Jon Snow will deliver a free lecture at the University of Kent in memory of his former colleague Bob Friend.

Television is good for the future of local journalism

Tim Luckhurst head and founder of the University of Kent's centre for journalism, has said culture secretary Jeremy Hunts plans to launch a new national television channel to carry more local television will help reverse the decline in local news.

Big Society can work - MP

...of giving power to communities has not been well explained and was launched at the wrong time. Speaking at a lecture at the University of Kent, he said: "I think it has the potential to work. I certainly think it was a mistake for my party to launch it in the middle of...

Student wins top journalism award

...for Sky News. Her ideas impressed a panel of judges, including Rob Kirk, Sky News editorial development manager Professor Tim Luckhurst, head of the Centre for Journalism, said: Im confident that Tania will succeed. She deserved to win. One day she will be...

Big Society can work - MP

...of giving power to communities has not been well explained and was launched at the wrong time. Speaking at a lecture at the University of Kent, he said: "I think it has the potential to work. I certainly think it was a mistake for my party to launch it in the middle of...

Snow on way

Newsman Jon Snow will be giving a lecture at the University of Kent's Medway campus next month

3 aches

Our Experts Professor Louis Passfield, director of the Centre for Sport Studies, University of Kent

Inspired by sports science

A PROJECT to engage sixth-form students in sports science has earned the University of Kent a London 2012 Inspire mark.

Inspired by sports science

A project to engage sixth-form students in sports science has earned the University of Kent a London 2012 Inspire Mark. "Were delighted to receive recognition from the Inspire team for our interactive sports science day," Prof Louis Passfield, director of the Centre for Sports Studies.

UBDS Discovery Year Students Share Outlook For The Future

First up was Jeslyn Hii Suok Leng, a Computer Science major from UBDs Faculty of Science, who will be spending her Discovery Year at the University of Kent. Explaining her choice, she said, "The University of Kent is actually a very good university ...

OECD: Higher Property Taxes Best Way To Cut Deficits

Five OECD economists, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in the UK, examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies ...

Odds Stacked Against Latest EU Pact

In a paper published last week, five economists from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in the UK, examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies over the ...

Property Levy Called Taxmans Best Option

The five OECD economists, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in the UK, examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies ...

OECD: Higher Property Taxes Best Way To Cut Deficits

Five OECD economists, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in the UK, examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies ...

Unibail-Rodamco FY10 NAV/Share EUR124.6

Five OECD economists, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in the UK, examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies ...

Kimco Realty 4Q Profit Down 29%, Though Adjusted FFO Rises

Five OECD economists, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in the UK, examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies ...

OECD: Higher Property Taxes Best Way To Cut Deficits

Five OECD economists, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in the UK, examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies ...

OECD: Higher Property Taxes Best Way To Cut Deficits

Five OECD economists, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in the UK, examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies ...

Odds stacked against latest EU pact

In a paper published last week, five economists from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in the UK, examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies over the ...

Property Levy Called Taxmans Best Option

The five OECD economists, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in the UK, examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies ...

OECD: Higher Property Taxes Best Way To Cut Deficits

...Cooperation and Development said in a paper published Thursday. Five OECD economists, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in the U.K., examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies over the last 34 years. Writing in the Economic...

CHP and the invisible power structures of the Turkish state trad

Ege is a graduate of the famous Mülkiye, the Faculty of Political Sciences at Ankara University. He did his Ph.D. in economics in the University of Kent ...

Property Levy Called Taxmans Best Option

The five OECD economists, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in the U.K., examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies over the last 34 years.

OECD: Higher Property Taxes Best Way To Cut Deficits

Five OECD economists, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in the UK, examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies ...

Lift property tax to boost revenue, say OECD economists

Five OECD economists, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in Britain, examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies ...

Lift property tax to cut debt: OECD

Five OECD economists, working with Christopher Heady from the University of Kent in Britain, examined the impact of tax changes in 21 developed economies ...

Tax switch could boost economic growth

...has claimed that a slight tax switch could help the country drag its way out of recession. A study co-authored by the University of Kent's Christopher Heady found that switching some of the tax burden from personal and corporate income towards housing and...

Twelve of the best new novelists

Mitchell has recalled in an article how Cloud Atlas had its origins in his study of Italo Calvinos If on a Winters Night a Traveller during his MA in comparative literature at the University of Kent. Calvinos novel is composed of a sequence of ...

Books help bugs bloom: Hollywood stars mum is using creepy-cr..

She studied creative writing at the Uiversity of Kent and started working on the first of the childrens books in 2006.

Books help bugs bloom: Hollywood stars mum is using creepy-cr..

She studied creative writing at the Uiversity of Kent and started working on the first of the childrens books in 2006.

Dad and the distinguished thing

... on to sketch in Reality Hunger , it is still a work of some considerable depth and style. Brian Dillons novella, Sanctuary , is published in May by Sternberg Press. He is UK editor of Cabinet magazine and a research fellow at the University of Kent.

Butt has few more options: lawyer

... the ICC cant ignore them either," the lawyer, who took his education at University of Kent at Canterbury (English and History with Honours), added. ...

Never Let Me Go: film review

...Welcome to the dystopic world of Never Let Me Go - originally a 2005 novel by University of Kent graduate Kazuo Ishiguro, and now turned into a heartbreaking film directed by Mark Romanek and screenwriter Alex Garland.

Never Let Me Go: film review

Welcome to the dystopic world of Never Let Me Go - originally a 2005 novel by University of Kent graduate Kazuo Ishiguro, and now turned into a heartbreaking film directed by Mark Romanek and screenwriter Alex Garland. A brief snatch of actress Carey ...

Open day for graduates

The University of Kent is holding a post-graduate open day from 11am-3pm on saturday, February 5.

Open day for graduates

The University of Kent is holding a post-graduate open day from 11am-3pm on saturday, February 5.

No spark kindled

At one extreme was Dr Alixe Bovey from the University of Kent.

Letters: Canny far from home

...so open to interpretation. The equality laws have been made to look like inequality laws. Philip Boobbyer School of History, University of Kent 'You carried an advert (2 March) for Newcastle Brown Ale with the caption: "That`s Canny" poured the Geordie way...

The Myth of Teenage Rebellion

Some historians, such as Hugh Cunningham of the University of Kent in England and Marc Kleijwegt of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, author of Ancient Youth: The Ambiguity of Youth and the Absence of Adolescence in Greco-Roman Society (JC Gieben, ...

Talk on Church during revolution

It will be given by Professor Kenneth Fincham, from Kent University, Canterbury.

It's a project of towering proportions

Mr Lambie, who studied historical geography at the University of Kent and still lives in the city centre, said: "Canterbury is a wonderful little time ...

Unlocking the path to sustainable value chains

By Professor Andrew Fearne, Centre for Value Chain Research, Kent Business School, University of Kent

The path to sustainable value chains

Andrew Fearne (a.fearne@kent.ac.uk) is professor of food marketing and supply chain management and Director of the Centre for Value Chain Research (http://www.kent.ac.uk/cvcr) at Kent Business School, University of Kent

iGod leads the messiah trend

The result has been a tremendous boost in chief executive power, according to Dennis Tourish, an academic at Kent University in south-eastern England. ...

iGod leads the messiah trend

The result has been a tremendous boost in chief executive power, according to Dennis Tourish, an academic at Kent University in south-eastern England. ...

AUSTRALIA: Journal rankings a `sword over academia`

...writes Jill Rowbotham for The Australian. Dennis Tourish, professor of leadership and deputy director of research at Kent Business School, said journal lists such as those used in the Excellence in Research for Australia initiative were inherently flawed and...

Journal rankings a sword over universities

Dennis Tourish, professor of leadership and deputy director of research at Kent Business School, said journals lists such as those used in the Excellence in Research for Australia initiative were inherently flawed and increasingly being used to ...

National triumph

Elena Sanchez, a final year student at Kent Business School at Kent University in Canterbury has won a national challenge set by dunnhumby, a Sunday Times top 100 company.

National triumph

Elena Sanchez, a final year student at Kent Business School at Kent University in Canterbury has won a national challenge set by dunnhumby, a Sunday Times top 100 company.

National triumph

Elena Sanchez, a final year student at Kent Business School at Kent University in Canterbury has won a national challenge set by dunnhumby, a Sunday Times top 100 company.

Talking music with the king of teenage gigs

Olivia is 18 and studying retail management at the University of Kent. William is 16 and studying at Archbishops School in Canterbury. ...

Villagers right to ramble victory

Villagers rights to ramble in an ancient woodland at Adisham have been secured with the help of students from the Kent Law Clinic at the University of Kent.

The White Company

...legal qualification. Dean, aged 25, was also raised in Leicester and attended Soar Valley College. He is a graduate of the University of Kent and sat his LPC at Nottingham Law School. Zaakira, who has initially been assigned to the corporate department, said she is...

A win for Westminster as Law Teacher of the Year 2011 is ....

...James Devenney, Durham University Liz Fisher, University of Oxford Sarah Greer, University of Greenwich Stewart Motha, University of Kent Zoe Swan, University of Brighton Candidates were judged on the following criteria: Displays an active interest in and...

2 years on: the balance of power in Zimbabwe

... lions share of power drawn from the knowledge structure. Magaisa is based at the University of Kent, Kent Law School. Contact him: wamagaisa@kent.ac.uk.

Part 2: Balance of power in Zimbabwe

... the balance of power in which Zanu PF retains greater leverage in drawing power from the various key sources, chief of which is the security structure. Magaisa is based at Kent Law School, the University of Kent. Contact him: wamagaisa@yahoo.co.uk.

Students celebrate Egypts historic day

...afternoon after more than two weeks of anti-government protests. Sondos, 19, originally from Alexandria and a law student at Kent University, was overwhelmed by the news. She said: "This is such a magnificent day in Egypts history. Im just ecstatic and so happy with...

Legal aid meeting

Speakers will include John Fitzpatrick, Director of the Kent Law at University of Kent, Alison Harvey of Immigration Law Practitiioners Association and Frances Pilling, Bail for Immigration Detainees

Legal aid meeting

Speakers will include John Fitzpatrick, Director of the Kent Law at University of Kent, Alison Harvey of Immigration Law Practitiioners Association and Frances Pilling, Bail for Immigration Detainees

Day of celebration for Egyptian students

...afternoon after more than two weeks of anti-government protests. Sondos, 19, originally from Alexandria and a law student at Kent University, was overwhelmed by the news. She said: "This is such a magnificent day in Egypts history. Im just ecstatic and so happy...

Students celebrate Egypt`s historic day

...afternoon after more than two weeks of anti-government protests. Sondos, 19, originally from Alexandria and a law student at Kent University, was overwhelmed by the news. She said: "This is such a magnificent day in Egypts history. Im just ecstatic and so happy with...

Open day held at university campus

Pharmacy courses are offered jointly with the University of Kent and courses in adult nursing and speech and language therapy are offered jointly with Canterbury Christ Church University

Russia and US get STARTed

Professor of politics at the University of Kent, Adrian Pabst, told RT that the new treaty is a practical step toward genuine "reset" between Russia and the United States.

Global uncertainties fellowships announced

...of University of Exeter for `Legitimate and illegitimate violence in Islamic thought`. Awarded £594,251 Dr A Hammerstad of University of Kent, for `The securitisation of forced migration: changing ideas and beliefs about displacement and their impact on security`....

Turkeys rising role in the Middle East and its foundering..

*Dr. Gülnur Aybet is a senior lecturer in the department of politics and international relations at the University of Kent, England.

Turkeys rising role in the Middle East and its foundering E

*Dr Günur Aybet is a senior lecturer in the department of politics and international relations at the University of Kent, England.

How to beat technology addiction

...if you`ve ever wondered exactly what effect the myriad interruptions have on your working day, research by academics at the University of Kent is a worthy interruption. The faculty of psychology at Kent set up a "reading laboratory" with an eyeball-tracking camera to...

Crib Sheet - 15.2.11

Are you addicted to your phone? Can you resist the lure of its flashing red light of your BlackBerry, the trilling of your iPhone, or the self-satisfied gurgle of your Android? Academics at the University of Kent look at the effects on our work of constant interruptions.

Now, where were we?

But if youve ever wondered exactly what effect the myriad interruptions have on your working day, research by academics at the University of Kent is a worthy interruption. The faculty of psychology at Kent set up a "reading laboratory" with an eyeball-tracking camera to monitor eye movements.

Technology interruptions

According to the Guardian, researchers at the University of Kent set up an eyeball-tracking camera to monitor eye movements of 100 people. They asked them to read a passage of text on a computer screen, before interrupting the participants with ...

How to beat that info addiction

But if youve ever wondered exactly what effect myriad interruptions have on your working day, research by academics at the University of Kent is a worthy interruption. The faculty of psychology at Kent set up a "reading laboratory" with an ...

Technology interruptions

According to the Guardian, researchers at the University of Kent set up an eyeball-tracking camera to monitor eye movements of 100 people. They asked them to read a passage of text on a computer screen, before interrupting the participants with ...

Notable achievers

Nic Hooper (Psychology) went from undergraduate psychology degree at Swansea onto a PhD in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). He is working for University of Kent.

The psychology of asylum and infrahumanisation

Emanuele Castano and Roger Giner-Sorolla of the University of Kent found that feelings of collective responsibility for the killing of an out-group increased infrahumanisation towards that group. That is, this mental process of infrahumanisation allows ...

Technology interruptions

According to the Guardian, researchers at the University of Kent set up an eyeball-tracking camera to monitor eye movements of 100 people. They asked them to read a passage of text on a computer screen, before interrupting the participants with ...

Technology interruptions

According to the Guardian, researchers at the University of Kent set up an eyeball-tracking camera to monitor eye movements of 100 people. They asked them to read a passage of text on a computer screen, before interrupting the participants with ...

News | Artnotes: Galleries

The University of Kents new Jarman Building, named after Derek Jarman and housing its School of Arts, was opened by ACE chair Liz Forgan last year.

BAFTA nominated Kent filmmaker

...in the film with actors mouthing the words - a controversial technique designed to provoke. Clio Barnard also teaches at the University of Kent where she is a reader of film studies. The winners of the BAFTA awards will be announced on Sunday 13 February...

BAFTA nomination

...in the film with actors mouthing the words - a controversial technique designed to provoke. Clio Barnard also teaches at the University of Kent where she is a reader of film studies. The winners of the BAFTA awards will be announced on Sunday 13 February...

Bafta recognition as film student on shortlist for gong

University of Kent film studies reader Clio Barnard, from Whitstable, was chosen for the commendation following the two-year project which took her back to her birthplace in Yorkshire, near to where Dunbar lived in Bradford.

Bafta recognition as film student on shortlist for gong

University of Kent film studies reader Clio Barnard, from Whitstable, was chosen for the commendation following the two-year project which took her back to her birthplace in Yorkshire, near to where Dunbar lived in Bradford.

Ellie joins top acts as farm steps up festival

Former University of Kent student Ellie Goulding will return to Canterbury where she studied for two years, before starting her music career.

Uni is sweet

Im studying History & Drama and Theatre Studies at the University of Kent, in Canterbury.

Of Art, Anniversaries and Aston Martins

...Portrait Gallery, courtesy of Kent College Pembury, and this week went to the most extraordinary show of sculpture at the University of Kent School of Arts Shadows of the Wanderer, by acclaimed Brazilian artist Ana Maria Pacheco, who has lived in Kent for many years....

Shadowlands

Studio 3 Gallery at University of kent, in association with Ightham-based Pratt Contemporary Art, is showcasing major sculptural work by Brazilian artist Ana Maria Pacheco.

Director delighted at chance of Bafta

University of Kent film studies reader Clio Barnard, from Whitstable, was chosen for the commendation following the two-year project which took her back to her birthplace in Yorkshire, near to where the troubled Dunbar lived in Bradford.

Bringing a Greek myth to life

The exhibition is at the Studio 3 Gallery at the University of Kent in association with art publishers Pratt Contemporary from Monday, January 17, until Friday, May 27.

Open Day at university for diabetics

The day will finish with a public lecture titled Diabetics-Related Hilarity by Oliver Double, senior lecturer in drama at the University of Kent.

Bafta nomination for University of Kent film student Clio Barnar

...has been nominated for a prestigious Bafta award for a gritty movie revealing the life of tragic playwright Andrea Dunbar. University of Kent film studies reader Clio Barnard, from Whitstable, was chosen for the commendation following the two-year project which took...

Lounge On The Farm festival reveals star line-up

It means former University of Kent student Ellie Goulding will be making a return to the city where she studied Drama for two years, before dropping out to ...

Kent bids for BAFTA glory

...Whitstable director Clio Barnard will tread the red carpet as she bids to scoop another award for her first feature film. The Kent University film studies lecturer is nominated in the outstanding debut by a British writer, director or producer category for The Arbor....

Bafta nomination for University of Kent film student Clio Barnar

University of Kent film studies reader Clio Barnard, from Whitstable, was chosen for the commendation following the two-year project which took her back to ...

Bard helps Martin make magic debut

In 2003, while at the University of Kent studying performing arts, he founded The Pantaloons touring company and has spent six months of every year since ...

Lounge festival reveals star line-up

...takes place at Merton Farm near Canterbury, will make a formal announcement of the acts later this afternoon. It means former University of Kent student Ellie Goulding will be making a return to the city where she studied for two years, before dropping out to pursue her...

Open day at university for diabetics

The day will finish with a public lecture titled Diabetics-Related Hilarity by Oliver Double, senior lecturer in drama at the University of Kent

Director`s next date with red carpet awaits

...Barnard will tread the red carpet at this Sundays BAFTAS as she bids to scoop another award for her first feature film. The Kent University film studies lecturer is nominated in the outstanding debut by a British writer, director or producer category for The Arbor....

Saturday, bloody Saturday: now its all right for grafting

"Were seeking stories of educators changing their practice, stories of success or frustration," explained Sally Fincher, professor of computing education at the University of Kent and leader of the project.

An illusion that may be life-changing

Canon Gill is Professor of Applied Theology at the University of Kent

A great high priest

Dr John Court is Honorary Senior Research Fellow in Biblical Studies at the University of Kent at Canterbury

Seminar: Comparative Literature Research Seminar Series: Thu, 24

...of the Centre for Modern European Literature, and Director of the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities at the University of...

The best of Times at Kent

THE University of Kent has been ranked joint 15th in the UK in The Times' annual student experience survey. Pro-vice-chancellor Prof Alex Hughes welcomed the findings.

An illusion that may be life-changing

...whoever attempts this will need to read his very thorough critique first. Canon Gill is Professor of Applied Theology at the University of...

A great high priest

John Court considers temple themes in the New Testament

Biometrics for safer home care

Working in collaboration with Kent University's School of Engineering and Digital Arts (EDA), information specialist Inmezzo is developing methods to identify individualsthrough face and voice-pattern recognition.

Biometrics project addresses telecare needs

The researchers, from the University of Kents School of Engineering and Digital Arts (EDA), are collaborating with Surrey-based security and telecare specialist InMezzo in a project backed by the UKs Technology Strategy Board.

New LOFAR telescope may lead to discovery of alien life

In the opinion of astronomers, the massive new LOFAR (Low Frequency Array) telescope, which is partly run by the University of Kent, could facilitate the ...

Telescope could find aliens

ASTRONOMERS say the quality of a huge new telescope partly run by the University of Kent could lead to the discovery of alien life.

Telescope could find aliens

ASTRONOMERS say the quality of a huge new telescope partly run by the University of Kent could lead to the discovery of alien life.

Master classes for young talented mathematicians

Children from primary schools in the district have taken part in a series of maths master classes run by Kent University professor John Dore.

New super telescope could spot aliens, says University of Kent p

say the quality of a huge new telescope partly run by the University of Kent could lead to the discovery of alien life. Near-perfect images of a black hole in a distant galaxy were taken by the International Low Frequency Array (LOFAR) telescope, which, rather...

New super telescope could spot aliens, says University of Kent p

Astronomers say the quality of a huge new telescope partly run by the University of Kent could lead to the discovery of alien life. Near-perfect images of a ...

Get off your backside!

Frank Furedi, professor of sociology at the University of Kent, says: There is a reluctance to take this problem seriously, from both parents and employers.

Children as young as three are being touted as pop stars on Yo..

Professor Frank Furedi, professor of sociology at Kent University, says that it is dangerous for parents to live out their ambitions through their children.

For years, mothers who dont want to breastfeed have been dem...

Dr Ellie Lee, senior lecturer in social policy at the University of Kent, who carried out a study into womens experiences of formula feeding in the early weeks of motherhood, says: "The NHS ideal is that new mums should breastfeed for the first six months - but 98 per cent dont.

Forced feeding

Are new mothers really being pressurised to stay in hospital until they can breastfeed? Yes, says Dr Ellie Lee, a senior lecturer in social policy at the Univeristy of Kent, who says she heard a number of similar stories while researching infant feeding.

A new name wont put the asbo genie back in its bottle

It orginally referred to Marian Fitzgerald as a Cambridge criminologist. She is in fact a visiting professor of criminology at the University of Kent

How the vetting frenzy alienates adults from kids

...mistrust between adults and children or discouraging volunteering. In our report Licensed to Hug, first published in 2008, Frank Furedi and I argued that the national vetting scheme was indeed about all of these things. Unfortunately, as we indicate in a second...

Behind the Big Society

Dr Jeremy Kendall is senior lecturer in the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research, University of Kent

Q&A: Canadian tourists view Mexico as fantasy, not danger

The National Post's Kathryn Blaze Carlson spoke with Frank Furedi, a professor of sociology at the University of Kent and author of 'Politics of Fear, Where Have All the Intellectuals Gone?,' to figure out why Canadians are still willing to vacation in Mexico.

Londoners Diary: Please swear, don't whisper

But it was Furedi, professor of sociology at Kent University, who brought the house down when he described the difficulties he encounters writing books.

Victims get £1m for CRB check blunder

Frank Furedi, said: "What these figures indicate it that the CRB is a system out of control."

For years, Mothers who dont want to breast feed have been....

...and breastfed children. And she has some ­supporters in this country. Dr Ellie Lee, senior lecturer in social policy at the University of Kent, who carried out a study into womens experiences of formula feeding in the early weeks of motherhood, says: The NHS...

Support and research gaps in learning disability

Dr Nick Gore is a clinical psychologist and lecturer in learning disability at the Tizard Centre, University of Kent

Adopting a child-centred approach

Derek Kirton University of Kent

What did you do this weekend? (And what will you say you did?)

..."Weekendvy" was rife among more than 20 per cent of adults who felt their friends and work colleagues were having more fun. Frank Furedi, a sociologist at the University of Kent, refers to this as "identity construction". He said: "The older we get, the harder we...

Policy Makers Urged To Rethink Their Approach To Infant Feeding

a briefing document issued today by the Centre for Parenting Culture Studies (CPCS) at the University of Kent, Dr Ellie Lee argues that policy on infant feeding requires a major overhaul if it is to be fit for purpose. Dr Lee was motivated to make this call for a fresh...

Infant feeding policy requires major overhaul

In a briefing document issued today (28 February) by the Centre for Parenting Culture Studies (CPCS) at the University of Kent, Dr Ellie Lee argues that policy on infant feeding requires a major overhaul if it is to be fit for purpose. ...

Breastfeeding: Mothers who dont want to are about to be vin

Dr Ellie Lee, senior lecturer in social policy at the University of Kent, who carried out a study into womens experiences of formula feeding in the early ...

Children as young as THREE are being touted as pop stars on YouT

Professor Frank Furedi, professor of sociology at Kent University, says that it is dangerous for parents to live out their ambitions through their children. He says: Putting children on YouTube like this is a very sad development. ...

YouTube features children as young as three performing their tal

Professor Frank Furedi, professor of sociology at Kent University, says that it is dangerous for parents to live out their ambitions through their children. He says: Putting children on YouTube like this is a very sad development. ...

Emerald acquires health and social care publisher Pier Professio

Reflecting its commitment to community development and subject leadership, Emerald will continue to work with both academic and practitioner editorial teams and partner organizations including the Tizard Centre, University of Kent; TriNova Research and ...

Should breastfeeding women get tax breaks?

...variables that you have to control for," says Ellie Lee director of the Centre for Parenting Culture Studies at the University of Kent in Canterbury, UK. "There`s hardly anywhere where you find a causal relationship between how a baby is fed and a particular...

Is breast feeding really best

...of midwives interviewed did not discuss formula-feeding with new parents. Dr Ellie Lee, senior lecturer in social policy at the University of Kent would also like to see the NHS take a more open-minded line on the way women chose to feed their babies. She says, "The NHS...

Breaking down the percentages

...and concerning the state sector, and achieve the same result. Peter Taylor-Gooby is a professor of social policy at the University of Kent

Only intellectual cowards demand gross intolerance

Tolerance demands courage - intolerance, the outlook of the intellectual coward, merely requires a censors pen. Frank Furedis On Tolerance: A Defence of Moral Independence is published by Continuum in June 2011. (Pre-order this book from Amazon(UK). ...

Dont blame tolerance for this multicultural mess

British prime minister David Cameron's rejection of state-sponsored multiculturalism is long overdue. He is right to say that it is divisive and corrosive. However, he shouldn't blame the problems of multiculturalism on tolerance....

Lady Gaga's crazy anthem to biological determinism

Earlier this month Gaga boasted to Vogue: 'I am the excuse to explore your identity.' But now, it seems, there are no excuses and the exploration is over....

Giving women 'constrained choice', not real choice

As Professor Frank Furedi has remarked: Today, it frequently seems as if scientific authority is replacing religious and moral authority, and in the process being transformed into a dogmaâ?¦ Scientific studies are frequently used to instruct people on ...

Promoting breast is best is damaging to society, new research cl

...best option for all mothers is damaging. In a new briefing released last week, Dr Ellie Lee, Senior Lecturer in Social Policy, University of Kent, argues that current policy on infant feeding in the UK is not fit for purpose and requires a major overhaul. The research...

Britain downsizes

Research by Peter Taylor-Gooby, professor of social policy at the University of Kent, shows that by 2014 UK public spending will be 40% of GDP, compared with 53% in France, 43% in Germany and 42% in the US.

Scientific intolerance

responding to: Only intellectual cowards demand gross intolerance, by Frank Furedi. Furedi is wilfully mixing up two notions: intolerance of opinion and scientific intolerance of quackery. Scientists are required to repeat their experiments in order to further...

The problem with multiculturalism

...Respond Letters responding to: Don't blame tolerance for this multicultural mess, by Frank Furedi.

Conversation piece: A breakdown of the £1m-plus givers

Ninety-six private individuals gave donations to charity of £1m or more in 2007/08, according to a study by Beth Breeze at the University of Kent.

The nudge state

....... Letters responding to: Defending moral autonomy against an army of nudgers, by Frank Furedi This is a very welcome and good attempt to distil the argument for moral autonomy against elite decision-making on private...

Do you lie when asked about your weekend? Youre not alone .

Frank Furedi, a sociologist at the University of Kent, refers to this as "identity construction". He said: "The older we get, the harder we find it publicly to acknowledge loneliness and isolation. This phenomenon comes from the need to show others we ...

Cuts that threaten the social fabric

Overall the new policy framework will hit the poorest the hardest. Professor Peter Taylor-Gooby University of Kent.

VICTIMS GET £1M FOR CRB CHECK BLUNDER

Frank Furedi, a professor of sociology at the University of Kent, said: 'What these figures indicate is that the CRB is a system out of control.' The CRB, a self-funding executive agency of the Home Office, said: 'The overall rate of checks issued ...

My School mute on bad teachers

Or what Frank Furedi, professor of sociology at the University of Kent, says in his recent book: Wasted: Why Education isn't Educating: "Such defensive responses transmit the misleading impression that the very questioning of educational standards ...

New chief returning to old patch

He has also found time for studying and has a degree in sociology and social policy from the University of Kent at Canterbury and a Masters degree in management and leadership

New chief returning to old patch

He has also found time for studying and has a degree in sociology and social policy from the University of Kent at Canterbury and a Masters degree in management and leadership

New chief returning to old patch

He has also found time for studying and has a degree in sociology and social policy from the University of Kent at Canterbury and a Masters degree in management and leadership

It's not poison. Its milk

Dr Ellie Lee, senior lecturer in social policy at the University of Kent, who carried out a study into womens experiences of formula feeding in the early weeks of motherhood, says: â?oThe NHS ideal is that new moms should breastfeed for the first six ...

DH fails to deliver for profoundly learning disabled, says exper

...on the number, needs and circumstances of profoundly disabled people. Mansell - emeritus professor of learning disability at Kent University - is an expert in this field, having previously reported on the state of services for people with learning disabilities and...

Kent cuts collaboration costs

The University of Kent is offering to share the cost of collaborative projects under its new "innovation voucher" scheme.

Top choirs to sing for success

They will perform before a panel of judges including Dr David Flood, organist and master of choristers at Canterbury Cathedral, Susan Wanless, director of music at the University of Kent, and David Burridge, former Kent secondary schools adviser for music.

Top choirs to sing for success

They will perform before a panel of judges including Dr David Flood, organist and master of choristers at Canterbury Cathedral, Susan Wanless, director of music at the University of Kent, and David Burridge, former Kent secondary schools adviser for music.

The Kent Chamber Choir hit the right notes..

University of Kent Chamber Choir returns to the evocative Norman Crypt of Canterbury Cathedral on Friday February 25 in a concert celebrating the music of England, Wales and Scotland. Beginning at 7.30pm, `This Scepter`d Isle` will explore several centuries of music,...

Kent charity scouts out world-class talent

...by Kent charity for the Homeless World Cup this week. The first-stage trials for the South East region were held at the University of Kent with support from Canterbury City Football Club staff who were on hand to offer advice about player selection. Richard...

Gold for Vickers at university champs

...former West Park pupil, currently in her first year at Nottingham Trent University, was the top seed in the event and overcame Kent University's Caroline Huang in the final to take gold. In the women's doubles, Vickers and Caroline Hallows were beaten...

Rare win as Kennington teach students lesson

4 University of Kent 3 Kennington won a seven-goal thriller against the University of Kent at Ulley Road on Saturday, to pick up only their third win of the season. Mathew Bower, Josh Conlon, Mark Howells and Mark Kerry all hit the target for the Ashford-based...

Gravesend Ladies Hockey Club held while Meopham thump New Beccs

... deftly slipping it past the keeper with a reverse stick shot for 4-0. A late New Beccs effort proved mere consolation in a hefty defeat. Meanwhile, Meophams seconds crashed to their heaviest defeat of the season, going down 10-0 at University of Kent.

Gravesend Ladies Hockey Club held while Meopham thump...

...in a hefty defeat. Meanwhile, Meopham's seconds crashed to their heaviest defeat of the season, going down 10-0 at University of...

Head's a big success

Large contingents came from local club with entries also coming from the likes of the University of Kent, Abingdon Rowing Club, Medway Towns Rowing Club, City of Oxford Rowing Club, Thames Tradesmans Rowing Club, Hampton School and Emmanuel School. ...

Heads a big success

...way at 9.15am on the Sunday morning. Large contingents came from local club with entries also coming from the likes of the University of Kent, Abingdon Rowing Club, Medway Towns Rowing Club, City of Oxford Rowing Club, Thames Tradesmans Rowing Club, Hampton School and...

Taking everything into consideration

Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey: Rank 2010 Rank 2009 =15 =30 University of Kent

Obituary: A.W. Brian Simpson, 1931-2011

He went on to the University of Kent, where he became a professor and later dean, and then, in 1984, moved to the University of Chicago Law School.

Obituary

After teaching at Glasgow, Professor Bradby moved to the University of Kent, where he co-founded the universitys drama department in 1970.

Prof David Bradby

...and completed his doctorate (on Arthur Adamov) at the University of Glasgow. He lectured at Glasgow, then moved to the University of Kent, co-founding its drama department in 1970. After a year on a British Council exchange in Nigeria, he was appointed head of the...

The history buffs who relive the past

...Hollywood blockbusters. John Conyard, who runs Comitatus, a Late Roman re-enactment group, is also a research assistant at the University of Kent, specialising in Roman Military equipment, and is rather dismissive at the public image of re-enactors as some sort of...

University accommodation

The University of Kent, Canterbury: The University of Kent in Canterbury - winner of the Best University Accommodation forGroups award for the last 3 years - is the ideal base for a group visit to Kent and the South East of England

Brian Simpson

in 1973, Simpson became professor of law at the University of Kent, and served as dean of the faculty of social science (1975-78).

David Webbe Joins Korn/Ferry International as Head of Financial

Mr. Webbe holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree from the University of Kent, Canterbury and a Postgraduate Certificate of Education from the University of Nottingham. Korn/Ferry International, with a presence throughout the Americas, Asia Pacific, ...

David Webbe Joins Korn/Ferry International as Head of Financial

Mr. Webbe holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree from the University of Kent, Canterbury and a Postgraduate Certificate of Education from the University of Nottingham. Korn/Ferry International, with a presence throughout the Americas, Asia Pacific, ...

Style guide

"I went to school in California, studied in Arizona, went to Italy for a bit, and to the University of Kent- but I think this is really the first time Ive had lessons from someone whos really on trend," explains Jay Lewis, staring admiringly up at Prudences contact-strewn whiteboard.

In conversation

James Wong grew up in South East Asia and Britain and gained an MSc with Distinction in Enthnobotany at the University of Kent.

Talking music with the king of teenage gigs

Olivia is 18 and studying retail management at the University of Kent

Famous and fearless

We held our Backing Talent programme for more than 100 talented sports performers from across the country at Kent University in Canterbury.

Education Professor recognised with OBE at Palace

A well-respected academic, Prof Reid had been an external examiner at universities and colleges across the UK and Ireland, including the Universities of Birmingham, Leicester, Sheffield and Kent.

Study and Go Abroad Fairs Announce Their One Day Spring Fair in

... Newcastle University, The School of Pharmacy - University of London, University of Sussex (Brighton, UK), University of the West of England (UWE) University of Essex, University of Kent, University of East Anglia, and Roehampton University, London; ...

Canadian Free Press Release Service

Exhibitors include: Australias University of Melbourne, Bond University, Deakin University, RMIT University and Austrade - Study in Australia; UKs University of Essex, University of Kent, University of East Anglia, and Roehampton University, London; ...

County has a venue for every occasion

In late 2009, SEEDA and the East Kent Spatial Development Company appointed Baspoint to manage the Canterbury Innovation Centre at the University of Kent in Canterbury.

Tuition fees lead to campus surge

Although the University of Kent was lower, with a 4.5 per cent increase, it was still above the national average.

Sounds of Comet Tempel 1 smashing into Stardust-NExT

'The instrument had two type of sensors made in a collaboration between the University of Chicago and the University of Kent in the UK. The shielding was installed to protect Stardust from the hail of cometary particles during its prior flyby at Comet ...

Reasons to Visit Canterbury

...Tudor houses, now serve as local pubs, restaurants, and theatres, mostly frequented by the citys prestigious university, the University of Kent Visitors can enjoy a wide selection of delicious restaurants including L`Escargot Restaurant (classic French food), Lady...

Sounds of Comet Tempel 1 smashing into Stardust-NExT

'The instrument had two type of sensors made in a collaboration between the University of Chicago and the University of Kent in the UK. News conference held Feb. 15 following the flyby of comet Tempel 1 by the Stardust-NExT spacecraft on Valentines ...

A decade of celebrating our true champions

Pride in Medway is sponsored by Medway Council, mhs homes, the University of Kent, E.ON, the Medway Messenger and Southern Water.

Visa hike blow to universities

The University of Kent declined to comment to KoS.

City status victory will help market Medway to investors

A recent survey shows that 67 per cent of people in Medway actively support the areas bid, as do the KM Group, BAE Systems, Arriva, mhs homes, Ward Homes, Peel Ports, Medways four Universities, Kent County Council and every Kent District

He has run round the world twice already!

Finalists for the awards evening at the University of Kent, Chatham Maritime

Yale College to satrt search for successor as Croke announces...

He is a graduate of Kent University and former student of Oxford, Cardiff and Glamorgan universities, where he achieved post-graduate qualifications.

Mansell secures Kent student accommodation construction work

Mansell has been appointed to build student accommodation for the University of Kent, which could contribute to local construction recruitment. University Partnerships Programme (UPP) has awarded Mansell a £24 million contract to undertake construction ...

Student fee hike sparks rush for places

The University of Kent at Medway and the University for the Creative Arts in Rochester have both has an increase of one per cent.

Pupils power of persuasion earn help for homeless

Mr Dolby thanked Barclays for providing £10,000 for the competition, Independent Music Productions for supplying the sound system on the night and the University of Kent for hosting.

A-level student sets a shining example

Pride in Medway is supported by Medway Council, mhs homes, the University of Kent, E.ON, Southern Water and the Medway Messenger

Dont forget about Kent

Last night I was with the Labour club at Kent University, a great group of people keen to win back their local council for Labour and fighting to keep us on the southern political landscape. What struck me on my fifth visit to Kent since we lost the ...

Student fee hike sparks rush for places

The University of Kent at Medway and the University for the Creative Arts in Rochester have both had an increase of one per cent.

County has the skills we need for success

KAYE works closely with the University of Kent and with Canterbury Christ Church, and its a shocking statistic that something like 80 per cent of graduates will end up leaving Kent.

Tuition fees lead to campus surge

A University of Kent official said although applications were up 4.5 per cent, it was difficult to say how much of the rise was due to possible fee increases next year.

Alternative vote may be decided on personality

And ahead of his open lecture at the University of Kent this week, the constitutional expert told KoS that support for Cameron over his Lib Dem deputy Nick Clegg will be key to the Conservatives winning the "no" campaign for the Alternative Vote (AV) referendum.

AV expert warns popularity of leaders will determine referendum

...students he had ever taught when the PM attended Brasenose College in the mid-1980s. And ahead of his open lecture at the University of Kent this week, the constitutional expert told KoS that support for Cameron over his Lib Dem deputy Nick Clegg will be key to the...

AV expert warns popularity of leaders will determine referendum

...students he had ever taught when the PM attended Brasenose College in the mid-1980s. And ahead of his open lecture at the University of Kent this week, the constitutional expert told KoS that support for Cameron over his Lib Dem deputy Nick Clegg will be key to the...

New development at University of Kent

Growth is high on the agenda at The University of Kent in Canterbury.

Nottingham Success in Green World Rankings

Bangor University, and the Universities of Sussex, Kent, Warwick and York all placed in the top 50 of the worlds greenest universities.

Jeans three decades of tirelessly helping others

Pride in Medway is sponsored by Medway Council, mhs homes, the University of Kent, E.ON, Southern Water annd the Medway Messenger.

AV expert warns popularity of leaders will determine referendum

...students he had ever taught when the PM attended Brasenose College in the mid-1980s. And ahead of his open lecture at the University of Kent this week, the constitutional expert told KoS that support for Cameron over his Lib Dem deputy Nick Clegg will be key to the...

Pupils persuade dragons to part with their cash

Mr Dolby thanked Barclays for providing £10,000 for the competition, Independent Music Productions for supplying the sound system on the night and the University of Kent for hosting.

Unsung heroes in spotlight

Pride in Medway is sponsored by Medway Council, mhs homes, the University of Kent, E.ON, the Medway Messenger and Southern Water.

Handley hat-trick paves the way

The mens 2nds suffered a 3-1 loss to University of Kent in Kent Area Division 1, the 3rds went down 4-1 to Kent Area 2 league leaders Kings & Alleyns 4-1 in a game where club captain Tony Spain retired with an injured finger, the 4ths had a day to forget after an 11-0 thrashing at Bexley & Belvedere in Kent Open Premier B and the Antiques lost 4-1 to Holcombe 6As in Open Division 5

Ofsted praise for merged college

Higher Education courses are offered in conjunction with the colleges partner universities: Canterbury Christ Church University, University of Greenwich and the University of Kent

Proudly showing off nominations

Pride in Medway is supported by Medway Council, mhs homes, the University of Kent, the Medway Messenger, E.ON and Southern Water.

David Bradby

He went on to found Kent Universitys Department of Drama in 1970 and, was responsible for introducing to British readers and theatre-goers the work of major French theatre innovators such as Adriane Mnouchkine, Patrice Chereau, Bernard-Marie Koltes and Michel Vinaver.

Yale principal to retire leaving college in good health

He is a graduate of Kent University and former student of Oxford, Cardiff and Glamorgan universities where he achieved post graduate qualifications.

Academys opening celebration

The academys lead sponsor, the University of Kent, had invited guests to the event having lobbied for academy status since 2006

High-scoring landlords earn students praise

Mr woolley, who was a student himself at both Kent University and Canterbury Christ Church, set up Canterbury Student Properties in 2001.

Carol Hranko

She received her masters degree from Kent University; was a member of the Ohio Library Council; and was a former Red Cross swimming instructor. Surviving are two sisters, Beth Anne Starcher and her husband, Larry of Parkersburg, W.Va, and Susan Exner ...

Good samaritans

Carol Forster and Lorraine Richardson, with David Nightingale of the University of Kent at the Pride in Medway presentation ceremony

Get in the red on a mission for hospice

The troupe from The University of Kent are coached by 23-year-old Nanette Bech-Nielsen.

Bachs links effect on prodigal sons

Charles Hazlewood will present his lecture Six Degrees of Seperation - What Connects JS Bach to The Prodigy, at the University of Kent on Wednesday, February 23, at 6pm.

Barclays staff give their backing to Big Quiz bar

The quiz will be held on Friday, April 8, at the University of Kents sports centre and will raise money for the Kentish Gazettes Charity of the year, East Kent Breast Cancer Mammography Appeal, the League of Friends at Canterbury Hospital, the Lady Mayoress of Canterburys Cahrity Appeal and the KM Charity Teams walk to school childrens road safety service

University to spend £25k restoring historic tunnel

Kent University has revealed that it is to spend £25,000 restoring part of a historic railway tunnel which runs beneath its land.

Mistakes made over Big Society says MP

Mark Reckless, who represents Rochester and Strood, admitted the idea of giving power to communities has not been well explained and was launched at the wrong tim. Speaking at a lecture at the University of Kent, he said: "I think it has the potential to work.

Dragons delighted by shelter plea

My Dolby thanked Barclays for providing £10,000 for the competition, Independent Music Productions for supplying the sound system on the night and the University of Kent for hosting.

Mansell Appointed By UPP For £24m Student Accommodation Project

...has appointed Mansell for a £24 million project to construct four-storey student accommodation blocks at Keynes College, University of Kent in Canterbury. The on-campus development, provided through a long-term partnership between UPP and the University of Kent will...

Trainee learns tricks of trade from the experts

Trainee electrician Charlotte Richardson is proving to be a new live wire in the estates department at Kent University.

Worlds first railway tunnel to be restored

Kent University has revealed that is to spend £25,000 restoring part of a historic railway tunnel which runs beneath its land.

Brave youngster tame dragons

My Dolby thanked Barclays for providing £10,000 for the competition, Independent Music Productions for supplying the sound system on the night and the University of Kent for hosting.

High-scoring landlords earn students praise

Mr woolley, who was a student himself at both Kent University and Canterbury Christ Church, set up Canterbury Student Properties in 2001.

High-scoring landlords earn students praise

Mr woolley, who was a student himself at both Kent University and Canterbury Christ Church, set up Canterbury Student Properties in 2001.

Sign up to fair play and reap the rewards

The Bell Hotel in Sandwich, Ashford International Hotel and the University of Kent have already signed up.

It will be simply red for hospice

Cheerleaders from the University of Kent will be first up when the troupe will be waving their pom-poms at commuters outside Euston Station from 1pm until 7pm.

Mansell to develop $39 million student accommodation

...to this sector As part of the contract, Mansell will construct four-storey student accommodation blocks at Keynes College, University of Kent in Canterbury. The on-campus development, built through a long-term partnership between UPP and the University of Kent, will...

Barclays staff give their backing to Big Quiz bar

The quiz will be held on Friday, April 8, at the University of Kents sports centre and will raise money for the Kentish Gazettes Charity of the year, East Kent Breast Cancer Mammography Appeal, the League of Friends at Canterbury Hospital, the Lady Mayoress of Canterburys Cahrity Appeal and the KM Charity Teams walk to school childrens road safety service

Barclays staff give their backing to Big Quiz bar

The quiz will be held on Friday, April 8, at the University of Kents sports centre and will raise money for the Kentish Gazettes Charity of the year, East Kent Breast Cancer Mammography Appeal, the League of Friends at Canterbury Hospital, the Lady Mayoress of Canterburys Cahrity Appeal and the KM Charity Teams walk to school childrens road safety service

Time to get ready for the Big Quiz

Operations manager Ben Trott said: "The University of Kent is delighted to be hosting the KM Charity Big Quiz once again.

Young people make pitch for donations

My Dolby thanked Barclaysfor providing £10,000 for the competition, Independent Music Productions for supplying the sound system on the night and the University of Kent for hosting.

Trainee learns tricks of trade from the experts

Trainee electrician Charlotte Richardson is proving to be a new live wire in the estates department at Kent University.

Trainee learns tricks of trade from the experts

Trainee electrician Charlotte Richardson is proving to be a new live wire in the estates department at Kent University.

Trainee learns tricks of trade from the experts

Trainee electrician Charlotte Richardson is proving to be a new live wire in the estates department at Kent University.

Rowing pains pay off

Rowers at Kent University clocked up the miles to raise funds in Rag Week

Fundraising is under way to preserve citys Tudor paintings

Andrew Foster, of the University of Kent, offers the first lecture, entitled Chichester at the Time of the Reformation.

Inspired by sports science

A PROJECT to engage sixth-form students in sports science has earned the University of Kent a London 2012 Inspire mark.

Academys opening celebration

The academys lead sponsor, the University of Kent, had invited the guests to the event having lobbied for academy status since 2006

Time to get ready for the Big Quiz

Operations manager Ben Trott said: "The University of Kent is delighted to be hosting the KM Charity Big Quiz once again.

Time to get ready for the Big Quiz

Operations manager Ben Trott said: "The University of Kent is delighted to be hosting the KM Charity Big Quiz once again.

Time to get ready for the Big Quiz

Operations manager Ben Trott said: "The University of Kent is delighted to be hosting the KM Charity Big Quiz once again.

Young people make pitch for donations

My Dolby thanked Barclaysfor providing £10,000 for the competition, Independent Music Productions for supplying the sound system on the night and the University of Kent for hosting.

Young people make pitch for donations

My Dolby thanked Barclaysfor providing £10,000 for the competition, Independent Music Productions for supplying the sound system on the night and the University of Kent for hosting.

Rowing pains pay off

Rowers at Kent University clocked up the miles to raise funds in Rag Week

Rowing pains pay off

Rowers at Kent University clocked up the miles to raise funds in Rag Week

Rowing pains pay off

Rowers at Kent University clocked up the miles to raise funds in Rag Week

Degree of work added to study

AS the job market becomes ever more competitive, the University of Kent is looking at ways to include work experience in student's final degree scores.

Tickets on sale already for star-studded festival

Former Kent University student Ellie Goulding will return to the city where she studied drama for two years, before dropping out to pursue her music career.

Heroic Adventures a haven for collectors

Patrick St. Pierre, a student from Kent University, who makes the trip to Massillon at least a couple times a week has been a loyal customer ever since the ...

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author Marilynne Robinson to Deliver Comm

A faculty member at the University of Iowa Writers Workshop, Robinson has also taught at the University of Kent in England, the University of Massachusetts and at Amherst College. Rev. Francis X. Clooney, SJ, of Harvard Divinity School.

AV expert warns popularity of leaders will determine referendum

...students he had ever taught when the PM attended Brasenose College in the mid-1980s. And ahead of his open lecture at the University of Kent this week, the constitutional expert told KoS that support for Cameron over his Lib Dem deputy Nick Clegg will be key to the...

AV expert warns popularity of leaders will determine referendum

...students he had ever taught when the PM attended Brasenose College in the mid-1980s. And ahead of his open lecture at the University of Kent this week, the constitutional expert told KoS that support for Cameron over his Lib Dem deputy Nick Clegg will be key to the...

Sign up to fair play and reap the rewards

The Bell Hotel in Sandwich, Ashford International Hotel and the University of Kent have already signed up

Tickets on sale already for star-studded festival

Former Kent University student Ellie Goulding will return to the city where she studied drama for two years, before dropping out to pursue her music career.

Tickets on sale already for star-studded festival

Former Kent University student Ellie Goulding will return to the city where she studied drama for two years, before dropping out to pursue her music career.

Kent businesses urged to sign up to Fair Pricing Charters

...Among the first in the county to pledge to the charters were The Bell Hotel, at Sandwich, Ashford International Hotel, and the University of Kent. Sandra Matthews-Marsh, chief executive at Visit Kent, said: This is an opportunity for Kents 3,000 businesses in the sector...

Truth is, our Sams a poet

The University of Kent graduate received a letter in the middle of January informing her that they wanted to publish the poem in the collection.

Visit Kent proves a winner at Dutch and French travel fairs

...days in Utrecht. Visit Kent investors and partners from Biddenden Vineyards, Mulberry Cottages, Freedom Holiday Homes and the University of Kent also welcomed visitors to the stand to promote the county. Trade visitors and press representatives were treated to sparkling...

Open day for graduates

The University of Kent is holding a post-graduate open day from 11am-3pm on saturday, February 5.

New chief returning to old patch

He has also found time for studying and has a degree in sociology and social policy from the University of Kent at Canterbury and a Masters degree in management and leadership

Egyptian students celebrate

Sondos, 19, originally from Alexandria and a law student at Kent University, said: "This is such a magnificent day in Egypts history.

Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey

Most improved student experience 10 University of Kent

A.W. Brian Simpson, 1931-2011

...While at Oxford, Professor Simpson also served as dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of Ghana. He went on to the University of Kent, where he became a professor and later dean, and then, in 1984, moved to the University of Chicago Law School. Professor...

University's bid to make work experience count to a degree

AS THE job market becomes ever more competitive, the University of Kent is looking at ways to include work experience in student's final degree scores, writes Gareth Arnold.

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Found: Resurrection, a painting made using a page of prayer book by Ted Harrison, was found abandoned this week, after being stolen from an exhibition at Kent University

Sign up to fair pricing and practice charters

...Fair Pricing and Practice marks on their publicity material. The Bell Hotel, at Sandwich, Ashford International Hotel and the University of Kent have already signed up to the scheme. Follow Business for Kent on...

AV expert warns popularity of leaders will determine referendum