University of Kent

 Yes, Kent provides a dedicated student immigration team to assist with visa applications, CAS issuance, and guidance on UKVI rules. They also help with issues like BRP collection, visa renewals, and changes to course dates or study mode.

 Kent uses the UK honours classification system. Marks are grouped into First, 2:1, 2:2, and Third Class degrees. International students are graded on the same criteria, ensuring consistent and fair academic assessment across all programs.

 Kent’s Careers and Employability Service offers help with CVs, interviews, LinkedIn profiles, and job searches. Students also access career fairs, employer events, and one-on-one advice—even up to three years after graduation.

 Kent hosts top research hubs like the Durrell Institute of Conservation, Centre for Journalism, and the Centre for Health Services Studies. These centres engage in interdisciplinary, real-world research across sustainability, media, and public health.

 Yes, students can request to defer their offer by one academic year. Approval depends on the program and department, and tuition fees or entry requirements may change for the new intake.

 Kent combines research-led teaching with a supportive campus experience. It offers strong international student services, career development, modern facilities, and scenic campuses in Canterbury and Medway—plus excellent graduate employability rates.

 The university hosts employer fairs, alumni networking events, and mentoring programs. Students also benefit from LinkedIn workshops, career talks, and professional development sessions aligned with their degree pathways.

 Kent offers year-abroad and term-based exchanges across Europe, Asia, and North America. These include Erasmus+ and university partnerships, helping students experience global learning and gain international exposure during their degree.

Yes, Kent supports startups through ASPIRE, its entrepreneurship hub. Students can access business mentoring, startup funding, incubator spaces, and pitch competitions that foster innovation and help launch student-led businesses.

 Kent offers joint honours and dual award options with institutions worldwide. Students can combine disciplines or earn recognition from both Kent and a partner university through collaborative degree structures.

 Yes, foundation students are eligible to apply for university-managed accommodation. Rooms are typically located on the main campus, and applications must be submitted early as availability may be limited.