Studying Religion at Kent

UKC Religious Studies

3 Episodes

A joint staff and student podcast discussing our experiences with Religious Studies at the University of Kent in Canterbury. We talk about what draws us to Kent specifically as well as our favourite modules, topics and debates in the field of Religion.

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