Art as Legacy The Kent Arts Conference (KArtsCon) is back with a bang this year, and will, once again, be hosted by the University of Kent School of Arts in Medway at their campus on the Historic Dockyard Chatham. Founded in the 1500s by Queen Elizabeth I, the Dockyard continues to wow people today. The […]
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The final multiplier event for our Erasmus+ funded Transversal BIM in Higher Education project took place at the Clagett Auditorium in the precincts of Canterbury Cathedral of July 12, 2023. Partners who were able to make it to the event included WSEI (The University of Economics and Innovation) from Lublin, Poland, and Innosouth from Spain.
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We celebrate 50 years in Canterbury July 12, 2023 was chosen as the special day we celebrated 50 years since our founding in Oxford in 1973. A special awards presentation event was held at the Clagett Auditorium within the precincts of Canterbury Cathedral. The event was compared by Warnborough Council Secretary, Dr Pamela Hatton. Much
On 9 March, we had our 4th online meeting for our KA2 Transversal BIM for Higher Education project. It was a snap meeting attended by our partners from Spain, Hungary, Poland and Greece to discuss the transnational meeting in Canterbury on 24-25 March as well as our deliverables. Participants include InnoSouth (Spain), Global BIM (Spain),
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On March 1, 2020, a group of our alumni gathered together at the The Smith Penn Quarter restaurant in Washington, DC for a reunion lunch. Attending the event were students from our Study Abroad Australia and UK programmes in 1988! That’s 32 years ago! We were of course delighted to see them, and each student was
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John Bale was a 15th century English churchman, historian and controversialist, and Bishop of Ossory. He wrote the oldest known historical verse drama in English: Kynge Johan. “King John” (written circa 1538) marked the shift from the old morality play to the English historical drama, and was a very much a political product of its
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