Inspire your global ambition at the University of Kent, top 40 UK university known for excellent teaching, modern facilities and award-winning student support. Home to over 18,000 students from more than 100 countries, Kent offers a vibrant, inclusive experience across its Canterbury and Medway campuses--both under an hour from London and close to Europe.
Whether studying at the undergraduate or postgraduate level, students benefit from a research-led environment and personalized career support. Kent's academic excellence and international outlook prepare students to succeed in their careers and make a meaningful impact.
We strive to achieve an inclusive, people-centred culture for our community of researchers.
Living on-campus is a key part of your student experience. There are many accommodation options to suit you. Whether you want to cook for yourself or have meals included, live in a flat with an ensuite bathroom or a house with shared facilities. For more information about on-campus housing, visit University of Kent's Accommodation page.
Renting a student flat or a room in a student house is a big decision. And it's one you really want to get right. We can't guarantee you perfect housemates, but we can offer advice to help you choose the right property, find a good location and pick a landlord or letting agent you can trust. View Kent's Living Off-Campus page for advice.
Kent Sport offers a range of ways to get involved with sport and be active during your time at University. From social through to competitive sports: enjoy informal recreational Let's Play sessions, one off sports events, through to a structured football program we offer something for everyone. Visit Kent's Sports and Recreation page for a full list of activities.
Student Activities is at the heart of Kent Union and there are so many ways you can get involved and become part of a student group community. Any Kent student can join a Kent Union student group! There are over 250 groups to choose from, with new groups being set up all the time. By joining a group not only will you meet people with similar interests to you, you'll also have a great time and develop loads of transferable skills! Why not try a new sport, join a society or community action group? Perhaps you're interested in student media? You can also fundraise for a charity or volunteer your time to support a cause -- take a look at Kent's Student Union Activity page to see what is on offer!