One of the best things about Kent, in my opinion, is that it really accommodates different preferences. You can build a life here rather than simply come here to study. If you prefer to stay on campus, there’s a strong campus community with plenty to get involved in, but if you want to explore beyond campus, Canterbury city centre is a 20 minute walk away. So you get the best of both worlds. You can enjoy the campus community while still having the city right on your doorstep.

The lectures explain extensively. They are also very accessible either during office hours or via email/teams to help with any questions. The best aspects of my course have to be the practical parts.

It’s really close to everything on campus. There are loads of safety measures put in place that help me feel safe.

I love how it is a campus university as everything is together for instance the library, accommodations, it even has its own cinema for entertainment and where you can spend your leisure time. The library also has various floors a quiet area for strictly studying in peace, social area and an area that is in between the one that is for serious study and social. When living or going to uni in Canterbury it is up to you to keep yourself entertained and busy - not sure if it is a bad thing but it can most definitely be alot of hard work at times especially when you haven't got anything planned and don't want to repeatedly do the same thing.