

They had a good number of excellent, committed staff but were let down by a few who weren’t up to the same standard. For some parts of my course I had the benefit of lectures delivered with enthusiasm and staff always making themselves available for extra questions, showing a commitment to helping everyone through the course. And then other modules were delivered by professors who made it very clear they were only interested in research and couldn’t be bothered with students, going through barely legible notes on screen and assigning loads of practice questions without providing the solutions. Overall the course was adequate but with glaring areas for improvement.
View moreI like how supportive the university is of its students studies. However, the overall experience for me hasn’t been the best. The money we spend for this experience is definitely not worth the value that we get back. In particular, the lectures and workshops just been powerpoints read to us
View moreI had a fantastic experience at UKC completing my Master’s degree and living on the campus itself. I was impressed with the facilities and opportunities to get involved with many student activities. The careers team was extremely helpful providing guidance right throughout the application process. I would encourage students to read through the modules when selecting a course and make use of the year in industry.
View moreI enjoyed my time at this university. I loved that I constantly felt supported by the faculty, however there were times that some of the instruction felt discombobulated and everyone understood something different. But I never felt lost or alone in my program.
View moreAs a BA Computing and French graduate (yes I was the only one studying my combination) I can highly recommend the University of Kent and its unique degree combinations. I loved my 4 years studying at the University and its beautiful campus. Being a campus university, you had everything you needed within walking distance from Templeman library, to the Gulbenkian theatre, the multiple restaurants and cafes to the on campus supermarket. There was even a nightclub on site – The Venue, be sure to check it out on a Wednesday student night! However, if you did get bored of campus you had the quaint and historic town of Canterbury a mere walking distance away as well as seaside towns Whitstable and Folkestone just bus journeys away.
If you’re looking for a university experience that has it all then I highly recommend The University of Kent to you.
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