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FAQs, contacts and downloads
The Information and Guidance Unit is open throughout the year
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
Information and Guidance Unit,
The Registry,
University of Kent,
Canterbury,
Kent CT2 7NZ
T: 01227 827272 or 0800 975 3777
E: information@kent.ac.uk
Interested and want to know more?
- We hold open days at Canterbury, Medway and Tonbridge several times a year. These give you the opportunity to talk to both members of our guidance team and academic staff. For further information please see the Open Days pages.
- You can make a private appointment with out Information and Guidance Team at any time in the year
- Have a look at the additional information on this website
- Phone to speak to one of our Information and Guidance Team
The Information & Guidance Unit is open throughout the year Monday to Friday from 9.00 to 5.00.
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Further information
If you know which level of study you are interested in, then you can request what you need.
- Regional Day Schools programme
- Open Lectures and College Events booklet
- Undergraduate Prospectus
- Postgraduate Prospectus
- Tonbridge Centre brochure
Publications and guides
Guide to Part-time study at Kent
The Guide to part-time Study at Kent is available to view online below, download (pdf) or a printed copy can be ordered online.
Apply online
To apply, simply fill in the online application form.
Please note there is no fixed closing date, but you should apply for your programme as early as possible.
If you need more advice on making an application or choosing your programme, please contact the Recruitment and Admissions Office.
Useful links
Disability and Dyslexia Support Service
Students with disabilities and/or dyslexia can receive guidance and personal support services from the DDSS, and we encourage you to contact us at an early stage of your application, so we can discuss any needs you may have.
Language support
The English Language Unit (ELU) provides free ongoing support for non-native speakers of English.
FAQs
How do I apply?
For part-time study you can apply direct to the University. Either phone us for a paper application or use the online application form.
Where can I study?
Our main centres are in Canterbury, Medway and Tonbridge as well as Brussels.
How much will it cost?
The fees will vary according to the course you select. For full information please phone us or visit the funding pages.
Is there any help to meet the cost of fees?
The type of help available will depend on the course you choose. For courses such as Day Schools there are concessionary rates for tuition fees for those on state benefits. For courses leading to a certificate, diploma or degree qualification there is help available to meet the costs of fees and some study costs. Further information is available on the funding pages or please contact us.
I have not studied for sometime – is there help if I need it? What about advice and guidance in the academic department?
Further information is available on the support and facilities web page.
I have a disability - what help is available?
We will do everything we can to make your time at the University of Kent a positive experience. We are committed to improving access to learning for all students and provide a wide range of educational support services.
For more specific information please contact us. T: 01227 823158 F: 01227 827330 E: accessibility@kent.ac.uk W: www.kent.ac.uk/ddss