Our research on social justice, inequalities and conflict is at the heart of our mission.
Our world-leading research focuses on sexuality, race and gender justice, international law, social and political movements, and how journalism and media can engage in democratic process.
Our strengths span cultural, legal and ethical challenges relating to movement of peoples, especially refugees, law, regulation and governance, and the origins and challenges facing Western liberal-democratic institutions.
We have a strong record of leading research on critical, cultural and global criminology.
We want to use our strengths in research and innovation, the passion and commitment of our students and staff, and our deep links with our communities to drive and inspire positive change.
Supports creative transdisciplinary approaches to the understanding and transformation of violent conflict.
Draws on psychological knowledge to understand how crime and antisocial behaviour occurs and how we, as a society, respond.
Supports people that live and work in Kent with a free public service, which provides legal advice and representation to those unable to afford it.
