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Where can I study?
We offer a variety of inspirational study locations. In addition to an internationally recognised degree and an outstanding experience in the UK, students can choose to study overseas for all or part of their time at Kent.
UK locations
Ideally located in South East England, close to London and mainland Europe and with excellent transport links.
European centres
We offer postgraduate degrees in the UK, and also at specialist centres in four exciting cosmopolitan cities.
Other locations
Depending on your subject, you could spend a year or term in Europe, North America or Asia.
Studying abroad in the USA
"I have loved every minute here. I would recommend anyone that is thinking about studying abroad to grasp the opportunity with both hands. This year has changed my life..."
Paige Booth, Study Abroad USA participant
Canterbury campus
"Canterbury is a picturesque city. The University offers fantastic courses, a perfect contrast between campus life and city centre and the historic Cathedral just a stone's throw away. What more could you ask for?"
Rachel Wellington, Forensic Sciences
A year or term abroad
"The modules available were exactly what I was looking for: a mix of literature, American history and sociology. The year abroad also caught my eye and I'm looking forward to spending a year in America and experiencing the culture first hand."
Natalie Bunch, American Studies (History)
Studying abroad in Italy
"I've just come back from my year abroad in Parma, Italy where I made some great friends and I can't wait to go back to see them all. On campus, I can meet native speakers of both German and Italian, which is fantastic practice for my languagues."
Rachel Ayres, German and Italian
Medway campus
"I looked at several locations, and chose Kent because I loved the setting of the University. I like the history of the location, with the Dockyard, and the new buildings still seem to fit in around the historical buildings."
Melissa Comins, Social Work