Timetabling Office

Timetabling Office

 

The office administers the timetabling of the Canterbury Campus and supports timetabling operations at all the other campuses. The office also advises on the strategic demand for teaching space and monitors the quality of teaching space on the Canterbury Campus.

Timetables are planned, implemented and maintained through the annual timetable development process. Timetables are broadcast to staff and students through the Student Data System. There is an on-line timetable review system for staff to check the development of the future timetable.

Gill Sinclair - Learning and Teaching Space Manager - co-ordinates the operational and strategic provision of teaching rooms.

Jayne Bloodworth - Timetable Planner - develops the future timetable and manages the seminar allocation process.

James Galloway - Timetable Assistant - deals with room bookings for the current year and is the general office contact.

Julie Noble - Timetable Assistant - deals with room bookings for the current year and is the general office contact.

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The office administers the timetabling, advises on the strategic demand for teaching space, and monitors the quality of teaching space on the Medway Campus.

Timetables are planned, implemented and maintained through the annual timetable development process. Timetables are broadcast to staff and students through the Student Data System. There is an on-line timetable review system for staff to check the development of the future timetable.

Jodie Innes - Timetable Planner - develops the future timetable and manages the seminar allocation process.

Suzanne Ridley - Timetable Assistant - deals with room bookings for the current year and is the general office contact.

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The University's Tonbridge Centre has been established for over 20 years and offers opportunities for both academic study and bespoke training for local business and government communities.

Part-time courses are available at certificate, diploma and full BA (Hons) degree level. Classes are generally of two hours duration at the same time each week in the daytime or evening. Additionally, a range of short courses and day schools are offered throughout the year as well as a summer programme.

The Centre is developing as a base for the delivery of professional and executive education. In collaboration with the Kent Business School and Kent Enterprise the programme has been launched with a series of free networking sessions on topics relevant to the current business climate.

Esther van Hout - Business Development Manager

Karon Kullman - Senior Clerical Officer

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Kent is the only UK university with a campus in Brussels, 'the capital of Europe'. The University of Kent at Brussels offers postgraduate degrees taught in English.

Alastair Ross - Head of Administration

Inez Summers - Office Manager

Alasdair Dawney - Student Records Administrator

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The taught MA programmes run at the Paris campus are arranged by individual schools assisted by the Paris administrative team.

Kent's teaching in Paris is at Reid Hall an international teaching, conference and research centre. Kent at Paris postgraduates share its facilities with staff and students from Columbia University, Barnard College, University of Florida and other prestigious academic institutions.

The Paris programmes are coordinated by the Brussels administrative team.

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Timetabling Office - © University of Kent

The University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 7NZ, T: +44 (0)1227 764000

Last Updated: 14/06/2013