I like how the university care about student’s well-being like the 3 pound meal and they give international students a lot of warm. But the university sport center is a bit too expensive and the gym is not open very long during weekends

Lectures and seminars are quite helpful and all ppl in the department is so nice. Maybe could have more events for phd students in different departments or majors to discuss or network so that could facilitate interdisciplinary research

I think the facility and safety and other services are quite nice but the accommodation fee is a bit too high

OVerall, I enjoy going to the University of Kent and I do feel as though it has a very friendly atmosphere. There's always plenty to do and get involved in, plus the facilities here provide a wide range of entertainment, food and drink, making first year life on campus fun and entertaining.

There are a wide range of faciltities, with lots of places for socialising as well as plenty of study hubs that can be escaped to in order to focus on work.

Whilst I haven't had to use the student support services myself, it's nice to know that they are there just in case you need someone to talk to.

The student union run the campus night club and various other facilities, making it easier for students to have their say when they want something changed or wish for more event nights to be hosted.

Canterbury is a lovely place to go to university in as it's not too big and not too small. As someone from a similar sized city I am really enjoying it here. There are a huge variety and number of shops, ranging from high street brands to cute little independent businesses, as well as every type of restaurant imaginable. The only downside to Canterbury is that, whilst its night life is good, there are only really 5 or 6 main clubs and bars that people go to.

The Freshers Fair held in the first week took place in tents that covered a large area of the campus in order to show case the dfferent clubs and societies that the University of Kent has to offer. There's definitely something for everyone.

Wildlife Conservation has unfortunately not lived up to expectations in this first year, however it does look set to get better in our second year.

So far unable to say, but the Kent University JobShop is good at advetising part time jobs for students.

Whilst the accomodation I currently live in is incredibly nice for student digs, we had to wait a month before we could move in due to the fact that they had not finished construction upon our arrival in September. This meant that we had to stay elsewhere before being made to move into our new flat during a week that was full of essay deadlines, adding unnecessary stress that could have been avoided.