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Researchers awarded £2.2m to advance robotics for eye surgery 👀 Pleased to share that Professor Adrian Podoleanu, Dr Mic...
14/10/2026

Researchers awarded £2.2m to advance robotics for eye surgery 👀

Pleased to share that Professor Adrian Podoleanu, Dr Michael Hughes and Dr Manuel Marques from our School of Natural Sciences are part of a collaborative research team who have been awarded £2.2 million by the NIHR (National Institute for Health and Care Research) to develop a flexible surgical robot for delivering vision-restoring therapies into the eye.

Retinal vascular diseases are conditions that affect the blood vessels of the retina, such as diabetic retinopathy (DR) and retinal vein occlusion (RVO). These conditions affect more than 200 million people worldwide and are a leading cause of blindness. Current treatments are costly and only slow disease progression, so there is a need for therapies that restore as well as preserve vision.

Read more at www.kent.ac.uk/news/research/38476/researchers-awarded-2-2m-to-advance-robotics-for-eye-surgery

Would you know what to do if someone suffered a cardiac arrest? 💓🏥 Head to the Jarman Plaza on our Canterbury campus tom...
13/10/2026

Would you know what to do if someone suffered a cardiac arrest? 💓🏥

Head to the Jarman Plaza on our Canterbury campus tomorrow (14 October) between 1pm and 3pm where you can learn life-saving skills, build your confidence, and discover how you could make a difference in a cardiac emergency ❤️‍🩹

The sessions are being run for free by Kent and Medway Medical School as part of the Resuscitation Council UK's annual Restart a Heart Day.

Drop by, get involved, and become Resus Ready! You never know when these skills could help save a life.

Costa Rica field trip diaries 🇨🇷 📸 Our third year BSc Ecology and Conservation students recently ventured to the forests...
13/10/2026

Costa Rica field trip diaries 🇨🇷 📸

Our third year BSc Ecology and Conservation students recently ventured to the forests and beaches of Costa Rica to learn more about survey skills used in tropical environments, gain first-hand experience of tropical forest ecology, and learn about efforts to protect endangered marine turtles.

From exploring renowned rainforests and turtle-nesting beaches to discovering incredible wildlife, the trip offered a wealth of opportunities for hands-on learning. Students also took part in a range of academic activities focused on land-use change, ecosystem functioning and key conservation challenges.

And judging by the photos, it looks like the group had an unforgettable experience!

Learn more about BSc Ecology and Conservation at Kent at https://www.kent.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/30/ecology-and-conservation

“Going abroad to study and travelling on my own has made me realise that I can do scary things and has made me feel more...
12/10/2026

“Going abroad to study and travelling on my own has made me realise that I can do scary things and has made me feel more in control of my future. It has also helped me to develop my academic skills and feel I can balance my workload better now too.” 🇨🇦

That was the experience of Sociology student Jenna Rogers, who spent a year at Mount Allison University as part of Kent's study abroad programme. 🌎

If you're a Stage 2 student and want to find out more about the year abroad, come along to our information session:

14 October 📅
Cornwallis Central Lecture Theatre 1 📍
2pm–3:30pm ⏰

Find out everything you need to know at https://www.kent.ac.uk/go-abroad/study-abroad

From studying BSc Sport Therapy and Rehabilitation at Kent to the Arsenal FC Academy! ⚽️That’s the story for recent Kent...
11/10/2026

From studying BSc Sport Therapy and Rehabilitation at Kent to the Arsenal FC Academy! ⚽️

That’s the story for recent Kent graduate Chloe, who gained hands-on experience through our student-led clinic and a 44-week placement at Charlton Athletic FC, building the confidence and practical skills to take the next step in her career.

Talking about her experience at Kent, Chloe said: “I wanted a course that combined theoretical knowledge with hands-on practical experience. From the student-led clinic to my placement, I saw a huge growth in my confidence and practical skills during my time at Kent.”

Now, Chloe is taking that experience into professional football as a Sports Therapist with the Arsenal FC Academy.

She said: “Working with Charlton was such an amazing experience. I felt welcomed and part of the team throughout all four of my rotations. It helped me gain valuable experience in football, which played a big part in helping me secure my role at the Arsenal FC Academy, where I’ll be working as a casual Sports Therapist with the 9–16s.”

For all things Sport Therapy and Rehabilitation visit https://www.kent.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/2512/sport-therapy-rehabilitation

10/10/2026

What sound does your society make? Welcome Fair edition 🤣

Your camera roll when you study abroad 🌎📸Did you know that 50+ of our undergraduate degrees offer you the chance to stud...
09/10/2026

Your camera roll when you study abroad 🌎📸

Did you know that 50+ of our undergraduate degrees offer you the chance to study abroad between your second and third years at Kent? 🤔✈️

From Astronomy, Space Science and Astrophysics at the University of Calgary, to Criminology at San Diego State University 🇺🇸 and International Legal Studies at the University of Hong Kong 🇭🇰 - there are so many opportunities to explore the world while continuing your degree.

If you're a Stage 2 student and want to find out more about the year abroad, come along to our information session:

14 October 📅
Cornwallis Central Lecture Theatre 1 📍
2pm–3:30pm ⏰

https://www.kent.ac.uk/whats-on/event/84472/year-abroad-information-for-stage-two-students

We’re so excited to welcome so many prospective students to Kent this weekend! 🥳Not signed up yet? There’s still time to...
08/10/2026

We’re so excited to welcome so many prospective students to Kent this weekend! 🥳

Not signed up yet? There’s still time to come and fall in love with our campus, student life and Canterbury at our Undergraduate Open Day on 10 October. Here’s what you can look forward to:

Meet our current students and discover a few of our societies 👋
Explore our cutting-edge facilities 🔬
Take part in subject taster sessions 🤝
Take a look around our range of accommodation options 🏡
Join talks covering Careers & Employability, Finance, Support and Wellbeing and more💬

And there’s more!

We’re offering free parking and a free bus pass, so you can make the most of your visit and head into the city to discover everything Canterbury has to offer 💙

Want to make a weekend of it? We’re also offering discounted en-suite double rooms if you’d like to stay overnight 🛏️

Don't miss out, book your space today at https://www.kent.ac.uk/courses/visit/open-days/10-october-2026

We're delighted to be hosting Kent Open Day events in Ghana and Nigeria this month! 🌍 Accra - Saturday 10 October from 3...
07/10/2026

We're delighted to be hosting Kent Open Day events in Ghana and Nigeria this month! 🌍

Accra - Saturday 10 October from 3pm to 7pm 🇬🇭

Abuja - Monday 12 October from 4pm to 7pm 🇳🇬

Lagos - Sunday 18 October from 3pm to 6pm 🇳🇬

Across all three events, you’ll have the chance to chat with our staff about undergraduate and postgraduate study, international scholarships and funding, student life at Kent, admissions, and more.

Find out more at

Thinking about studying in the UK? Meet us in Accra, Abuja or Lagos this October.

Congratulations to Professor Dominic Abrams OBE, who has been recognised with a senior career award from the Society for...
06/10/2026

Congratulations to Professor Dominic Abrams OBE, who has been recognised with a senior career award from the Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP) – the world’s largest organisation of personality and social psychologists and Division 8 of the American Psychological Association.

The award, titled the Donald T. Campbell award, recognises significant scholarly achievement and consistent research excellence carried out over a recipient’s career in social psychology.

Read more at https://www.kent.ac.uk/news/kentlife/38394/social-psychology-professor-receives-distinguished-senior-career-award

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