University of Kent (reviews)

The campus is great overall. There is a lot of internationals especially Europeans. The sports facilities are good but unfortunately there is no pool. Canterbury is very well located as it is only an hour away from London. The courses are well structured and the tutors helpful and capable.

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.

Hands on a great choice of uni. Obviously doesn’t compare to the best of the best but for a non Russel group university the quality of teaching is excellent. Plus the campus is so so pretty, so much greenery.

I love this university, it’s absolutely fantastic! First of all, it’s incredibly scenic which is a nice change for those who live in a busy town or city who don’t take the time to admire nature. Secondly, the accommodation I lived in was the cheapest but one of the nicest I’d seen compared to universities such as Southampton or Sussex.

Fantastic university with great teachers who are always ready to help. At the university everyone is really friendly, the teachers always respond to emails very kindly. Lastly, the university has got excellent facilities.

University of Kent has helped me in various ways, one of which is the interaction between students and professors, this includes the extra hours available usually after seminars and lectures. You do not feel pressured during these private sessions, allowing you to openly share opinions on a personal, one to one setting.

The university’s Law School is oftentimes described as a critical law school by the tutors and students alike. This is due to the method of teaching used, unlike many black letter law universities, the University of Kent ensures that students are taught to think outside the box. Right from the onset students are given various exercises that permits them to not only learn the law but also apply it in every aspect of their lives and careers.

UKC has a big campus with lots of opportunities for extracurricular activities like societies and awards. It’s not too far from the town centre and has uni buses going around Canterbury. It’s a friendly place and has a big library with lots of resources. I would recommend this University.

University of Kent is placed at a very small and quiet city of U.K. Everything is very friendly for students and the campus is well placed on a hill. Lecturers were very helpful and close to students. Syllabus was well prepared and general knowledge on many subjects was achieved. Studying at Kent will combine both a pleasant time and the gain of good knowledge!