Kent's brand, logo and visual identity reflect our position as a leading UK university for research and teaching. 

Templates

You can download templates for:

• Kent logo
• Plasma screens
• Posters
• Presentations (PowerPoint)
• Videos

Style guide

• Writing style
• Visual identity
• Online brand guidelines
• Digital guidelines
• Third party branding

To ensure everyone is working from the same pool of approved images, the image library has been uploaded to Flickr. We recommend only downloading the images you want to use rather than the whole image library at once.

Copyright is now an unavoidable and important aspect of university life.

Our copyright support service will help you navigate your way through copyright law so that you can:

• identify whether and how copyright issues affect your work
  
• make informed decisions on the best way to address copyright implications
  
• find out who to contact for further advice.

We encourage using plain English in all our communications at Kent.

There are a number of resources available at Kent to help you to write in plain English:

• Why use plain English?
• How to write in plain English
• Plain English toolkit

We encourage you to follow the Digital Guidelines to create clear and accessible content for Kent webpages.

We send and receive far too many emails! Be part of the solution by adopting these best practice guidelines:

• Email Charter   
• Email guidelines
• Email signatures

Make the most of social media by following our best practice tips and guidelines for work-based communications.

At Kent, we are committed to inclusive and accessible communication to improve access to information for everyone. 

We use the MATCHED approach which stands for:

• Meaningful titles
• Accessible language
• Timely
• Consistent
• Heading based navigation
• Electronic first 
• Descriptive hyperlinks.

There are four key channels to help keep you in touch with University-wide decision-making. These include information on reports on the main business being considered by Senate, Court and their principal committees:

• Campus News, the staff news page
• Kent Staff Online, the staff newsletter
• the Leadership bulletin newsletter
• the Executive Group (EG) blog

Send us your story if you would you like to see it featured on Campus News or the staff newsletter.

Submissions should meet the story guidelines.

Please note

Submitting a story for consideration using this form does not guarantee its publication.