The University of Kent is committed to providing free educational opportunities for those who have not been to university. We believe that education is for everyone and want to help people to take the next step in their learning.
Find out more about our Access Diploma programme and try out the subjects on offer.
Explore the myths around mental ill health, Autism and neurological difference.
Explore the nature of the fictional detective in books, television and film.
Explore the words that we use when we talk about crime. through audio, video and written texts.
From Westeros to Middle Earth, fantastical fiction is everywhere. We can help you create your own.
Improve your confidence with numbers. Take the fear out of maths and you could progress to GCSE.
Explore forensic psychology, serial killer profiling, jury decision making and eyewitness testimony.
Find out what makes crime thrillers so popular and learn how to write your own.
Learn about why people commit crimes and the complex background to gang violence.
Consider the motives behind 'victim blaming' and how fear of crime affects society.
Using ideas from sociology and psychology, examine why teenagers do what they do.
We understand that returning to education can sometimes be daunting and therefore we provide short courses in welcoming and informal environments with no expectation of further study. Priority for these courses will be given to those who do not already hold a qualification from a Higher Education Institution.
For further information please contact adultlearning@kent.ac.uk
