Nine departments at the University of Kent could be axed as bosses look to make cuts amid financial problems. Documents seen by KentOnline reveal 58 staff have been put at “risk of redundancy” as nine courses could be “phased out” at both Medway and Canterbury campuses. Anthropology, art history, comparative literature, English language and linguistics, health and social care, modern languages, music and audio technology, and philosophy and religious studies could all be cut. The prestigious journalism course is also set to be a casualty of the cuts. A collective consultation started on Tuesda…
