It is a great university as well as such a fantastic campus. I love the. the fact that it is in the countryside and very green and not too developed. It allows ease of focus on studies as it is not too distracting as a place. It is also very close to London which I loved!

Studying politics and international relations at university has been a challenging but rewarding experience for me. I have gained a deep understanding of the complex systems and relationships that shape global politics, and have developed critical thinking and analytical skills that have helped me to approach issues from multiple viewpoints.

The course curriculum has been well-rounded, covering a wide range of topics from comparative politics and international relations theory to regional politics and international organizations. I have particularly enjoyed learning about the history and current dynamics of international relations, and have found the course’s focus on real-world examples and case studies to be very engaging.

The lecturers at my university have been knowledgeable and passionate about their subjects, and have provided a wealth of resources and support to help me succeed. I have also appreciated the opportunity to engage in class discussions and debates, which have allowed me to hone my communication and problem-solving skills.

Overall, I have greatly enjoyed my study of politics and international relations at university and believe that it has prepared me well for a career in this field. I highly recommend this course of study to anyone who is interested in understanding the world around them and making a positive impact on global issues.

A home away from home. If you’re looking for a campus that feels like a community then this is the place. Has all the advantages with being a campus as everything is close-knit with the bonus of beautiful scenery as the university is located on a very big hill so the views are great. A large variety of societies; I joined Kickboxing and Debate club because why not and got to meet my friends that way. Only negative thing is the occasional rabbit that will be hopping around! I’m not really a big animal fan but if you are then this is clearly the place for you. Overall, I personally loved my experience and am very happy I decided to go to a campus-based university and would definitely recommend!

Overall, I would recommend the of Kent university experience, the university campus, is very attractive with a range of walkable facilities include the library in the centre of campus that spans 4 floor and plenty greenery. Many of these sites are used for social functions as Kent has many societies and events that allow students and meet and mingle in a fun positive setting. The university is also only a short bus ride into Canterbury and 40mins from Kent’s beach towns. My degree offers a huge amount of variety with the modules I was allowed to pick, included optional modules that were outside my school. The lecturers are friendly and supportive willing to answers questions and help with essays. There are also student services that offering pastoral support e.g., counselling and advice for those who need it. They also have a career service that host events with hiring experts and businesses to offer clarity of what they’re looking for. Additionally, they host 1.1 meeting with students to discuss careers goals, resumes, cover letters and mock interviews. Kent is known as the European university, so they offer serval study and work placement in Europe and the wider world. My main complaint would the night life in Canterbury, while the campus itself has a nightclub the city itself could do better and also the shops on campus should be more varied and budget friendly with the main options being Co-op and Caffé Nero.

The Brussels School of International Studies is a great International relations-International Law school based in Brussels, Belgium. The staff are great and very helpful and the professors are some of the best and most knowledge in the IR field in Europe. Many of them already books and/or are working on some at the same as they teach.

Students can graduate with one simple degree in IR or they can also mix it with a focus or a minor such as conflict studies or human rights law …

No complaints! Really like the uni (Canterbury campus). Campus has everything you need and it is easy to get around. Buses operate into Canterbury which is a lovely city and it is also easy walking distance from campus. Wide range of courses offered between the campuses and to my knowledge are taught well.

I had excellent and inspirational teacher who advised me well and helped me to find professionally enriching side jobs while studying making sure I would make the best for my future career while being able to afford the fun part of university on a very modern campus. 1h from London and a very famous and serious research centre Europe and The World.