Canterbury is a great place to study at as it is close to London and the seaside. Campus is beautiful especially in Summer and there are many things to do from sports to eating! The worst aspect might be that campus is on a hill but once you manage to walk up the hill, the view is amazing.

There are great lecturers and a spacious studio which are the most important things for architecture.

The location and safety is great however it is too expensive for what it actually is.

Although daunting at first the University of Kent made me feel very welcome and now it's the most fun I've ever had. It's very fulfilling to be able to manage yourself independently but don't worry as University is always there to help if things do become overwhelming for you.

The lecture halls are massive and fitted with modern equipment. The library has many computers to take advantage of.

It's very good, they raise a lot of money for charity through activities all students can get involved in.

Not only are there bars/clubs on campus but the town is just a 5/10 minute bus ride away and has lots of really good clubs. I recommend Glitterbomb tuesday nights at Steinbeck & Shaw for the LGBT community.

There are screenings along with English courses so it's nice to watch a movie in a big lecture hall after a long day of work.

Very well, they host job fairs and also have an on campus facility to help you find jobs.

Very spacious and lots of storage,