The University of Kent

Great univeristy experience, new campus, clean and modern accomodation, stores, cafes, restaurants, bars and a pub within the campus. Kent offers student societies for everyone, starting from the american football society to even a baking one. Studying law here is a great choice. Teachers, lecturers and seminar leaders are open to help you with any question you have, giving you support and guidance at every step.

Overall 3 brilliant years. Staff understand their subjects with immensely and education is taught and supervised with clarity. The area is perhaps a bit expensive, but the level of education and growth that students receive easily outweigh costs. Universities all over the country are becoming "fun houses" where students are going to party, so I won't leave that solely here, but I believe that high admission rates are detrimental for a lot of institutions.

Resources in the library are beyond what I imagined. Facilities are amazing even though constant construction was going on. Beautiful views around campus all year round, especially during spring when the sun is out and you can just sit around on the grass!

There are many new buildings on campus, due to the increases in students. The courses are typically organised and run smoothly, but haven't been lately, because of the striking staff members.

It's a great campus with lots of great facilities. The student union are pretty decent apart from their terrible website. Careers services are very helpful and the atmosphere is friendly and helpful. The location is also great with lots of trees and wildlife etc. They are not the best at organising social events however, as they oversell tickets to things and don't manage to get good events going.

Amazing university - grounds are beautiful, staff are friendly and extremely knowlegable. Equipment is professional and courses are well laid out

The campus is big and beautiful and has brilliant facilities from bars, a club, shops and gym. The library is massive I fear I'm going to get lost it's that big but its super easy to get around.

The university offers a wide range of courses on two separate campuses. They provide decent teaching methods and the uni itself is a nice place to be

Campus is a bit scarse, not much to do, course if good and fulfilling, student union is a bit naff, overall experience is goos

Lovely campus and some good lectures facilities are good and easy to use and prices reasonable for where they are. Not much difference in price if regular even if they are more expensive nice club, social centres and great food.

Campus grounds are beautiful. The rooms and kitchens are very spacious. There are many bars on campus as well as a night club that hosts many events which is great. And the campus shops are really handy too. The courses are well run, and all the staff are really helpful.

Our library is huge and really pretty. It has useful IT resources that you can use when you need to. My course was so so. Some lectures were really good, some were not so good. But most of the seminars were useful. I’ve enjoyed my experiences so far. The student union has done a good job with helping people to create societies that fits for different people. This uni offers a lot of different activities too ranging from sports to all sort

University of kent is a great uni in a small town. The university is very diverse and has lots of social activities to bring people together

Great new campus, one of the best unis for studying law, critical approach used in doing so. Really good lecturers and seminar leaders. Support for career services and the opportunity to apply for jobs via jobshop verry useful. Great sport facilities and a huge library.

University campus provides a variety of foods for all lifestyles of eating. However sometimes can be overpriced for sandwiches in essentials shop. Disability accesses such as automatic doors aren't the best quality. Some such as Tyler Court accommodations don't even work 50% of the time.

The campus is quite accessible. There seem to be great support for students with disabilities. Campus security is doing a fantastic job with meeting everybody safe. The library is amazing, lots of seats.

The campus is large and definitely caters for all the students. There are plenty of staff to help out, and the new buildings although good-looking are not as necessary as the people who fill that space. There definitely needs to be more shops on campus, Essentials gets so crowded sometimes. The medical center is not nearly big enough for all the students registered, it's impossible to get an appointment unless you go in at 8am, and when you call the phone doesn't always work. The library is INCREDIBLE and the IT facilities are decent. Printing should be cheaper, scanning should be free. Module organisation is great and so are the contact hours. Nothing has overlapped for me, and it is so rare that this happens.

Have greatly enjoyed my experience at the University of Kent. I had a year abroad and my uni was OK, it was sometimes not great at communication, but I gave greatly enjoyed my time here. My modules were great and continue to be very interesting in my final year. My campus is always lovely, and is very inviting. The teaching at the university of Kent is always amazing, and always put their students first which is always really appreciated. There is a strong sense of community at the university of Kent and I have deeply enjoyed my time here and would suggest the university of Kent to any one.

The campus is great, not too huge but everything is just sufficient. I personally prefer the layout of every building, generally I’m satisfied with my university. No much interaction with student union but I know some of the events going on.

The campus has everything you need. However, it is very expensive! Especially food outlets and the union shop. The SU club is good but queues are not dealt with well on busy nights. Also some of the lecture theatres are getting quite old and could do with refurbishment. Overall, kent is a very good university

The university makes every student feel inclusive and it has lots of facilities and a great education system

The Univeristy of Kent, Canterbury - is the best university this side of the Mississippi River. #kent4lyf

Although having only been a student at the University of Kent for little under a year, I have found the institution to be extremely welcoming and conscious of making sure every student is included. There is a wide variety of opportunities to get involved on the university which includes sports, societies and volunteering. From my experience as a literature student I can say that the School of English is fantastic not only in the interesting topics covered but also the support given to students enrolled on the scheme. Overall I've had a great experience at this university so far and can't wait to keep going for the remainder of my education here.

Uni of Kent has a very welcoming and inclusive atmosphere. The staff are approachable and professional, and they usually are available via the email services to contact quickly. The facilities are state of the art and rarely suffer from technical issues.