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University of Kent
Kent describes itself as the "European university", and many courses offer a foreign language option or a year abroad. It's part of the Franco-British University of the Transmanche and there's even a campus in Brussels. But no matter how much it gazes continent-wards, it also takes its regional role seriously.
The leafy main campus is about two miles from Canterbury centre - there are also centres at Tonbridge and Wye and a growing campus at Medway in the historic Chatham dockyard.
Though it's nominally a collegiate university (with four colleges), that isn't reflected in the day-to-day operation of the university, though you will be a member of one of them, with access to the ready-made community it offers you. Canterbury is a historic city with plenty of visitor attractions - and good shopping, bars and leisure facilities. |
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Fees
£3,070 for full-time undergraduate courses.
Bursaries
Up to £1,000 for students from households with an income of less than £20,500, then on a sliding scale down to £250 a year.
Accommodation
All first-years can live in halls. Price varies according to type of accommodation.
Contact
Tel: 01227 827272
Email: recruitment@kent.ac.uk
Web: kent.ac.uk
Accommodation: accom@kent.ac.uk
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