Hi guys , i applied to kents masters in supply chain with placement and i wanted to know if anyone has recently graduated from the program and what was your experience. im also curious to hear about their career services that the uni provides.

In general with the field of supply chain hows the industry over there for international students - have you guys had any major issues & any insight would be great . for a bit of context i did my background in marketing and after working in a marketing agency for 2 years , SCM just felt like a professional pivot + Theres other parts of the programs i look forwards to.

Im comparing this offer with AUT in NZ and have to make a decision some time next week . sorry for rambling but i would love to hear your experience as someone who's doing post grad and someone who has graduated.

heyyy, so im an international student and i heard kent was great for law, and im thinking to accept their offer now that ive gotten one, idk how it is can anyone tell me abt it, and it'd also be good for js networking too

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I am Greek and I have never even been to the uk prior to the acceptance, so kinda worried

I know it's not the library, are there any buildings that have AC? Ideally close to Cornwallis...

Update: Cafe Niro and the first floor of Cornwallis east have been the coolest so far.

Hey, me and my friends have an offer for bishopden court for second year but can’t find any pictures and haven’t heard much about it, is there anyone whose lived there that can help us out?

I got an offer at DDD but I'm cooked af I'm probably gonna get BDE - comp sci, maths, physics, respectively. Will they let me in? Have they ever let anyone in who got a grade below in? What about 2 grades below, like BEE?

Hi everyone, I'm trying to get a better idea of what it's actually like from current students or graduates.

How have you found the course overall for things like teaching quality, workloads, support from the lecturers, and career prospects graduation?

Also, what's the student life like in general? Would you recommend it?

Just looking for people I might meet in sept :)

If a meningitis outbreak disrupts or cancels your classes, you may be eligible to request a partial refund from your university in the UK, depending on the circumstances.

With everything going on in Kent right now I put together a free tool to help people make sense of it.

It's called meningitisalert.co.uk and it includes:

- Symptom checker with instant risk assessment
- Vaccine eligibility checker (do you need the MenB jab?)
- Should I go to A&E? decision tool
- Live case tracker updated daily from UKHSA
- Latest outbreak updates

It's independent, not affiliated with the NHS or government. Based entirely on UKHSA guidance.

Hope it helps someone... especially anyone connected to University of Kent or who visited Canterbury recently.

Stay safe.

Does anyone else feel like Kent oversold their postgraduate courses? Numbers of students apparently doubled, word counts halved, and feedback just asks for more detail. Infuriating! Communication between staff is poor! It takes weeks to get emailed back; by then we have had to have submitted work that is subsequently wrong. No marking criteria or rubrics on Moodle! What is going on? I'm paying 40k for this year!

I am considering the uni of Kent for psychology conversion course as an International student. My goals are to pursue research roles. I plan on an MRes after this course so Im going for low budget for the conversion course.

Any suggestions? Or better Uni options?

Vegetarian Option also available at £35 per week

Hi all. I am joining this thread as a prospective masters degree applicant from America. I have stumbled upon the University of Kent and have became enchanted with the town of Canterbury and the strong history. I am curious to see how life is like as an international master's student at the Uni of Kent? And what it may look like for the 2026 term? What is the campus life like? Is London really that convenient? Is anyone worried about the Uni merge? I am looking at the MA in International Politics. Is this course particularly difficult? What should I expect? Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hi, me and my housemates are looking for a new tenant next year in a 6 bed house. The rent is £585 a month with bills included in that. 21 Crown Gardens is roughly a 20 minute walk to campus and 10 minutes to town. There is a drive for cars too. If anyone is interested in taking on the room next year please contact me ASAP.

Misleading and Exploitative Practice by Canterbury Student Manor

Before signing my tenancy, I was told in writing that parking was free and first come, first served. After moving in, the property suddenly introduced a £525 annual parking charge — a completely unreasonable and unexpected cost for students.

This is misrepresentation, likely breaching the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 and Consumer Rights Act 2015, which protect tenants from false pre-contract information and unfair contract changes.

Students shouldn’t be misled into contracts under false pretences — this behaviour is unethical and unacceptable.

Darwin Standard (someone was looking to take it but have disappeared so still available)

Message if interested (STILL AVAILABLE DUDE JUST WENT GHOST IF YOU WANT IT PLEASE DO TELL)

Darwin Standard Available

Looking for info on darwin flats

Hi, I got an offer to stay in darwin college...was wondering if it's any good? would anybody mind sharinhg the pics of entrance if any of yall have it? want to know if it have any lifts for carrying boxes? TIA

Hey Kent! I’m a Warwick Uni student building an app that acts like a smart mirror — helps you with lighting, weather reminders, and outfit confidence (before the regret kicks in). Trying to test what features students would actually use. Got 2 mins? https://tally.so/r/wARjJN Massive help if you do 🙏