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John Nevill

Relocating the paradise flycatcher

Researchers move a critically endangered species to a different island to help prevent extinction

Kent is awarded gold in the TEF

The University is awarded gold, the highest rating, in the UK Government’s Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF)

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The UK's European University: committed to the transformative power of education and research.

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Stunning locations

UK campuses close to London and European centres in Paris, Brussels, Rome and Athens.

Research excellence

Our research is responding to 21st-century problems.

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Kent and Medway Medical School

Our partnership with Canterbury Christ Church University.

Around the University

Expert comment: the government is falling apart as the EU takes control of the Brexit timetable

The University’s Professor Feargal Cochrane considers the state of the government and what happens now.

Conspiracy theories fuel prejudice towards minority groups

New research shows that exposure to conspiracy theories can intensify prejudice towards minority groups.

Arts festival to celebrate autistic creativity

A unique arts festival celebrating both autistic creativity and accessibility takes place at the University from 26-28 April.

Dr Kaori Nagai with display at the National Maritime Museum

Dr Nagai curates display at National Maritime Museum

The Animals at Sea display includes texts from historic sea-faring voyages that featured notable animal encounters and companions.

Tough policies do not affect teenagers' use of cannabis

Kent's research used data from 100,000 teenagers in 38 countries including the UK, USA, Russia, France, Germany and Canada.