Postgraduate study at Kent expands your mind and your options.
Taught by outstanding academics on courses designed to equip you with the creative, critical and analytical thinking skills employers look for, you’ll graduate in a great position to reach your career goals.
Whether you’re coming straight from your undergraduate degree, or returning to study after a break, studying full-time or part-time, UK-based or from overseas, you’ll thrive at Kent.
We offer a range of funding options for postgraduate students. We also list details of those offered by external organisations, and information about postgraduate loans.
With conversion courses, January starts, placement options and part-time study you’ll find the course for you.
Moronke’s decision to move from banking to a career in the healthcare industry, led to her moving from Nigeria to the UK to pursue an MSc in Healthcare Management at Kent.
If conducting original research with leaders in your field is your goal, we offer Master’s research courses as well as PhDs.
A diverse group of original thinkers, our postgrads work hard and support each other, and we support them, ensuring they gain the specialist and professional skills to excel in their career.
Our research changes thinking and changes lives regionally, nationally and internationally. Be inspired.
The GRC provides stimulating opportunities to improve your skills, build your social and academic networks, and prepare you for career development and progression.
If you want to live in uni accommodation, we have great options on campus in Canterbury, and just a 10-minute walk from campus in Medway.
We are a global community with students from more than 150 nationalities! You’ll find there’s lots of specialist support on hand.
Learn new skills and open up a new career possibilities.
Taking a career break to study? Starting a postgraduate course in January could be the best option for you.
Gain work experience as part of your Master’s.
Distance and flexible learning allows you to fit studying for a postgraduate qualification around your work or home life.
Canterbury is both historic and contemporary. Its medieval alleyways are home to cafés, pubs, rooftop bars, independent shops, restaurants, a theatre and cinemas.
A great place to study with lots to do in the local towns of Rochester and Chatham. And just an hour from London.
