University of Kent

About

The University of Kent was established in 1965 and comprises 3 academic centres and 18 academic schools. It has six colleges and three campuses based in Kent. Situated in Parkland, its main campus is Canterbury Campus which houses the Templeman Library and Gulbenkian Arts Centre.  This campus sits on 300 acres of land and is well-linked to London and the city centre.

It has fantastic dining, residential and academic facilities for students also. They offer students an array of postgraduate and undergraduate programs that focus on topics such as journalism, anthropology, economics, sports, finance, psychology, pharmacy, and more. Currently, they have more than 20,100 students studying their programs.

Postgraduate Programs They Run

The University of Kent provides an array of postgraduate programs across many different disciplines. Some of these include economics, languages, accounting, technology, literature, history, sustainability, disabilities, science, management, medicine, and more. Their postgraduate programs offer accreditations such as Master of Science (MSc), Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Master of Art (MA), Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip), Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert), and more.

Admissions Process

Undergraduate applicants should make their applications via the UCAS. To apply, simply visit the UCAS website and begin your application. Be sure to include the correct institution and course codes when making your application. Once you have filled out the entire application, you can submit it. The admissions team will then review it and contact you to let you know their decision. You can also track your application’s progress on the UCAS website. International students applying for undergraduate courses can apply this way also.

Postgraduate applicants can apply for courses at the University of Kent directly on the website. To do this simply visit the course page of your chosen course and press the apply button. Then, fill out the application and submit it. Be sure to check you meet all the entry requirements of the course before applying. After you have submitted your application, the university will contact you to let you know whether they would like to offer you a place. International students looking to study postgraduate programs can apply in the same way as well as part-time applicants.

Accommodation

The University of Kent has a wide range of student accommodation to choose from. Offering en-suite rooms, double rooms, shared houses, catered and self-catered properties, there is an option for everyone. You can expect your room to contain a bed, wardrobe, shelves, and a desk area that includes a desk and chair. Depending on the room type, you may have a private en-suite bathroom. If not, you will have to share a bathroom with other students. The kitchen and living areas are also shared. All necessary facilities and amenities are within reach also. To apply for accommodation here, visit the University of Kent website.

Scholarships and Financial Support

The University of Kent has a number of funding opportunities including scholarships. They have scholarships that are course-specific and those that are not academic, for sport or music. Some of the scholarships that are available include the Barbara Harris Scholarship, The First 500 Scholarship, the Anglo-Jewish Scholarship, and more. You can find out more about the scholarships available in addition to information on the entry criteria and how to apply on the University of Kent website.

Contact Info

For general enquiries, call +44(0)1227 764000