What Students Say
Likes
- I really likes that they delivered on there promise of education and provided full support on academic requirements.
- Facilities, labs, library, wrok opportunity, etc. was really good.
Dislikes
- The departmental accounts was really poor.
Course Curriculum
- As I was doing a PhD, I had not fixed a syllabus or classes.
Admission Experience
- Overall experience was really good. The reason I chose the university was that it allowed me to do a PhD in the area/topic of my interest, and secondly, it provided a scholarship and TA ship. The admission process was lengthy, but guidance and support were provided.
Faculty
- I do not have an accurate idea on faculty and staff ratio. I found the faculty and staff very approachable.
Campus Life
- Very good to Excellent. They have two campuses - Canterbury and Medway. There is an on-campus club, a theatre and cinema venue, a large library, a gym, a badminton court, a football ground, multiple research labs, and more.
Part Time Jobs
- There were numerous on-campus and off-campus work opportunities available. We could work for up to 20 hours every week. I had TA and RA positions. Others used to work in the stores of restaurants.
Placement
- Difficult to answer, but most of my fellow PhD researchers have continued to work in the UK.
Accommodation
- I found the accommodation through an online platform. I rented an independent 1BHK for which I used to pay 700GBP. I used to pay another 300GBP for electricity, water, internet, etc.
Exams
- There was no such requirement for me as I was applying for PhD
- I did have to submit a Statement of Purpose, CV, Portfolio of work, Sample of previous writing.
Fees
- 15600 GBP/year



