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Study leads to a breakthrough in the understanding of biosecurity measures for endangered echo parakeet.
18 March 2019
Research involving Dr Umair Choksy from Kent Business School helps to understand how some firms in Pakistan have been able to secure overseas clients, despite issues within the country that could have put off some customers.
18 March 2019
Fed directly from the Research section of the main Kent website, get the latest news stories and announcements about Kent's international research.
Research involving Dr Umair Choksy from Kent Business School helps to understand how some firms in Pakistan have been able to secure overseas clients, despite issues within the country that could have put off some customers.
18 March 2019
Psychologists show that exposure to conspiracy theories about groups can increase prejudice and discrimination.
14 March 2019
Fed directly from the Student section, get the latest news stories and announcements selected for University of Kent students.
On Saturday 16 March, the Department of Modern Languages was delighted to welcome six former students to campus for "life after your Modern Languages degree" – an event designed to give students an opportunity to discover the wide range of career paths that alumni have taken. The event also featured two video interviews, with graduates Greg Pioli – who graduated in 2004 with a BA in French and is now...
18 March 2019
Unibuddy is a platform which allows prospective students to talk to current students. It gives students a unique opportunity to ask questions which they might not be comfortable asking a member of Kent staff. Students are able to chat informally with a peer and get a real feel for what it might be like if they choose to study at Kent. Current Unibuddies who have said that they used the platform to speak to a current student before starting at Kent said it really helped them feel more confiden...
15 March 2019
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As part of the Student Success Project’s Inspirational Speaker series, Professor of Philosophy and Cultural Politics at the University of Wolverhampton, Meena Dhanda, gave a talk on Wednesday 6 March entitled ‘Caste consciousness: the necessity of internal critique’. In her talk, Professor Dhanda shared the problems encountered in morally and politically confronting caste consciousness. Fear of ’emergent vulnerabilities’ cl...
18 March 2019
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