Undergraduate Prospectus 2016 - University of Kent

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English Literature See Literature

Film 86

History 88History 90

Military History 91

Journalism 92

Languages and Linguistics 94English Language and

Linguistics 96

European Studies 96

French 97

German 98

Hispanic Studies 98

Italian 99

Law 100

Liberal Arts 104

Literature 106Contemporary Literature 108

English and American

Literature 108

English and American

Literature and Creative

Writing 108

English, American and

Postcolonial Literature 109

Comparative Literature 110

World Literature 110

Mathematics, Statistics

and Actuarial Science 112Actuarial Science 114

Mathematics 114

Music 116Music 118

Music Technology 118

Popular Music 119

Pharmacy 120Applied Bioscience

Technology 121

Pharmacy 122

Asian Studies 54

Biosciences 56Biochemistry 58

Biology 58

Biomedical Science 59

Business, Accounting,

Finance 60Accounting & Finance 62

Accounting & Management 62

Business Administration 63

Business & Management 63

International Business 64

Marketing 65

Business (Top-Up) 65

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Computing 66Computer Science 68

Computing 68

Computing/Business

Information Technology 69

Criminology 70Criminal Justice and

Criminology 70

Criminology 71

Digital Arts and Multimedia 72Digital Arts 74

Multimedia Technology

and Design 74

Drama and Theatre 76

Economics 78

Engineering, Electronics

and Bioengineering 80Bioengineering 82

Computer Systems

Engineering 83

Electronic and

Communications

Engineering 84

Why come to Kent?

50th Anniversary 4

Academic excellence 6

Inspirational teaching 8

Superb student experience 10

A global outlook 12

A successful future 14

Stunning locations 16

Kent: the UK’s European

university 18

First-class facilities 20

Academic environment 23

Research at Kent 25

Supportive community 26

Enhanced career prospects 27

Academic programmes 31

American Studies 32

Ancient History, Archaeology,

and Classics 34Ancient History 36

Classical & Archaeological

Studies 36

Anthropology and

Conservation 38Anthropology 40

Biological Anthropology 40

Environmental Social

Sciences 41

Human Ecology 42

Medical Anthropology 42

Social Anthropology 43

Wildlife Conservation 44

Architecture 46

Arts 48Art History 50

Event and Experience

Design 51

Fine Art 51

History & Philosophy of Art 52

Media Arts 53

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Pharmacology and

Physiology 123

Philosophy 124

Physical Sciences 126Astronomy, Space Science

and Astrophysics 128

Chemistry 128

Forensic Science 129

Physics 130

Politics and International

Relations 132

Psychology 134

Religious Studies 136

Social, Health and

Community Care 138Autism Studies 140

Health and Social Care 140

Intellectual and

Developmental Disabilities 141

Management in Primary

Care 142

Social Work 143

Sociology, Social Policy,

and Cultural Studies 144Cultural Studies 146

Social Policy 146

Social Sciences 147

Sociology 148

Sport and Exercise

Sciences 150Sport and Exercise for

Health 152

Sport and Exercise

Management 152

Sport and Exercise

Science 153

Sports Therapy 154

Statistical Social

Research 156

Studying at Kent 158

Choosing a course and

applying 160

General entry requirements 163

Foundation programmes 166

Part-time study 168

Mature students 169

Course structure 169

International opportunities 171

Working in industry 174

Jobs and employability 175

International students 179

Support 180

Programmes of study and

entry requirements 182

Finance 186

Canterbury 187

The campus from the air 188

The Canterbury campus 190

Canterbury and the region 198

Medway 199

The campus from the air 200

The Medway campus 202

The Medway region 208

Other locations 209

Europe 210

University of Kent

Tonbridge Centre 211

Partner colleges 211

Fees and funding 213

Fees and costs 214

University funding

for students 216

Quick reference guide 221

Index 255

Visiting the University 260

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Our self-contained Canterbury campus provides a friendly and

stimulating environment. It is within walking distance of the city centre

and in a beautiful parkland setting overlooking Canterbury Cathedral,

part of a world heritage site. It offers first-class study resources set

among green and tranquil open spaces, as well as cafés, bars and

entertainment venues, top-quality sports facilities and a cosmopolitan

atmosphere. Less than an hour’s train journey from London, it is also

within easy reach of Paris, Brussels, Lille and the rest of Europe

(see p187).

Kent’s Medway campus provides state-of-the-art study facilities on the

redeveloped historic dockyard at Chatham. The recently expanded

campus has award-winning buildings, atmospheric cafés and its

own pub, creating a lively social life and a great sense of community.

There is also student accommodation as part of a riverside

development, and the University has significantly invested in the

refurbishment of a number of key buildings on The Historic Dockyard,

Chatham, as part of the expansion of the School of Music and Fine Art

(see p199).

The University of Kent’s part-time study centre has its own facilities

just five minutes’ walk from the railway station at Tonbridge. The centre

provides flexible, high-quality teaching in a friendly and supportive

environment to students of all ages and from a variety of backgrounds.

It also focuses on supporting the continuing professional development

needs of the business community in the region. Our students have

access to all the resources on Kent’s campuses at Canterbury

and Medway (see p211).

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Kent’s centre in Paris offers postgraduate students the chance to study

in the historic and cultural heart of Montparnasse. We offer programmes

in the humanities which capitalise on the history and heritage of the

cultural centre of Europe. As part of a thriving postgraduate community,

students work with internationally respected academics and are able to

enjoy all the opportunities that come with living and working in Paris.

Canterbury and Rome have been linked since the Middle Ages by the

pilgrimage route Via Francigena. The University offers postgraduate

degrees with the opportunity to study for a term in Rome in Ancient

History, Roman History, and History & Philosophy of Art. These

programmes benefit from being taught in the centre of classical

antiquity and one of the most important artistic centres in the world.

Students have access to key sites, museums and artefacts within this

major historical city.

Kent’s teaching centre in Athens is in the suburb of Eleusina, one of

the most important archaeological sites in the world. The University

has a unique collaboration with the Athens University of Economics

and Business, capitalising on the specialist teaching, research and

expertise of both partners. The MA in Heritage Management is taught

in these historic surroundings. The centre of Athens is only 30km

away, and students have easy access to many other major historical

sites including the Parthenon, Ancient Corinth, Nemea and Thebes.

Kent is the only UK university to have a centre in the ‘capital of Europe’,

where it offers postgraduate degrees in international studies. Brussels

is home to the main institutions of the European Union, as well as

organisations such as NATO, NGOs and think-tanks and staff from

many of these institutions contribute to the teaching at our centre.

Studying in Brussels offers opportunities to network, with many students

securing internships and careers within prestigious organisations.

In addition, most academic

subjects offer opportunities either

to study or to work in Europe,

which allows you to benefit from

our long-standing partnerships

with top-ranking European

institutions, many of which are

the number one university in their

country. We are a key player in

the Erasmus student exchange

programme and have one of the

highest percentages of students

studying under the scheme of

any multi-faculty UK university.

We were also one of the first

universities in the UK to receive

the E-quality label for our

European exchange programmes.

Kent was also the first UK

university to introduce the

European Diploma Supplement,

a document to ensure the mutual

recognition of European degrees.

We also use the European Credit

Transfer and Accumulation System

(ECTS) in all of our degrees.

Some of our programmes

offer dual UK and European

qualifications enabling you to earn

a degree from Kent as well as a

degree from one of our partner

universities.

European staff andstudents

Your studies at Kent will give you

a truly European experience. On

our campuses in the UK, you

can mix with students from every

EU country; around 11% of our

students are from the EU. In

addition, a high proportion

of our teaching staff are from

the European mainland. The

partnerships with over 100

prestigious universities throughout

Europe and many more

worldwide.

As an established research-

intensive university, Kent acts as

a gateway to Europe for students

from the UK and across the world.

With 149 nationalities represented

in our student body and 41%

of our teaching and research

staff from outside the UK, Kent

celebrates intellectual and cultural

diversity with a commitment to

educate its students to be the

global citizens of tomorrow.

Our strong links with top-ranking

mainland European institutions,

our exchange partnerships with

prestigious worldwide institutions,

our UK locations close to the

European mainland and

postgraduate centres within

Europe, reinforce Kent’s position

as a progressive, dynamic and

European university.

Our proximity to airports, the

Channel ports and the Eurostar

terminals at Ashford and

Ebbsfleet make it quick and easy

to get to Paris, Brussels and Lille.

As a result, we attract a high

percentage of students from

the European Union. In addition,

our centres provide bases within

continental Europe for specialist

postgraduate study.

Study programmes

As you would expect, given our

strong links with Europe, Kent

provides an impressive range

of programmes with a European

focus.

From its origins, and the

establishment of the Church in

Canterbury in 597, the city has

long been a seat of learning and

a location for the exchange and

dissemination of knowledge.

Canterbury was the starting point

for the Via Francigena, the major

pilgrimage route to Rome in the

Middle Ages. This route passed

through England, France,

Switzerland and Italy via abbeys

and monasteries – the centres

of learning in medieval times.

Through this route, the information

superhighway of its time,

knowledge was exchanged,

and ideas and culture were

communicated to the known

world.

Canterbury itself was a pilgrimage

site and the destination of the

well-known Pilgrims’ Way which

linked Canterbury to London via

Rochester.

Where the world meetsEurope

The University prides itself in the

leading role it plays in the creation

and dissemination of knowledge.

Since its establishment in

Canterbury, it has extended

its centres for learning throughout

the county and Europe to include

Rochester, Brussels, Paris, Rome

and Athens, and has further


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University community cultivates

global citizenship; students and

staff that are prepared to be

engaged and responsible citizens

of a global society, with an

understanding of various cultures,

attitudes and approaches.

Kent Union runs many student

societies that have a European

focus. These currently include

the Erasmus, Francophone,

German, Hellenic, Italian and

Hispanic Societies.

European partnerships

Kent collaborates with other

European universities in

producing innovative research

funded by the EU, including

projects within the Framework

Programme and Horizon 2020.

The University plays a leading

role in the European Commission’s

Erasmus Mundus and Erasmus+

programmes, which facilitates

scholarships and academic

co-operation between Europe

and the rest of the world.

In 2010 and 2011, Kent was

granted funding under the highly

competitive Erasmus Mundus

Joint Doctoral scheme. In

addition, Kent is the only university

in the UK to be involved in the

Erasmus Mundus Lotus project,

linking nine universities from the

EU and 11 from Southeast Asia.

We are also a member of the

SGroup, a network of European

universities with the aim of

establishing special academic,

cultural and socio-economic ties

between institutions.

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Career benefits

Studying at the UK’s European

university can provide you with

many opportunities to develop

your language skills as well as

broaden your understanding of

European life in areas such as

culture, economics, law or politics.

This knowledge can assist you in

your future career, whether you

gain these skills through taking

a year abroad, or through your

studies and extra-curricular

activities in the UK. Taking the

opportunity to study in Europe for

a term or a year, can help you to

develop a truly global perspective

and provide you with invaluable

intercultural opportunities and

experiences.

IT services

We provide full IT services to

assist your studies, and training

and support to help you make

the most of the facilities on offer.

As you would expect, there are

hundreds of open-access PCs

across the Canterbury and

Medway campuses, and both

campuses are fully Wi-Fi-enabled.

You can also study from off

campus, with full access to

the network and its resources.

Academic facilities

The Canterbury campus has

extensive science laboratories

where students can make use

of the latest high-tech equipment

to develop their practical and

research skills. The School of

Physical Sciences includes four

state-of-the-art laboratories, a

forensic analytical laboratory and

extensive IT facilities. The School

of Architecture has design

studios, workshops and a

computer laboratory providing

an excellent learning environment.

The Templeman Library at

Canterbury has recently

undergone major expansion and

refurbishment. There are zoned

study areas for silent, quiet or

group working, PCs to use and

laptops to borrow plus a café for

those much needed study breaks.

We also house collections and

archives of specialised material

(see p194).

At Medway, the Drill Hall Library

offers first-class facilities in a

Grade II listed building. As well

as books, journals and other

essential resources, there are

study spaces with PCs and

multimedia equipment, zoned

study areas and a café with

techno booths for group work

(see p205).

At whichever campus you are

based, you can gain easy access

to the resources available at other

Kent sites.

The University runs an inter-

campus bus service, making it

easy for you to enjoy the facilities

at both Canterbury and Medway.

Libraries

Our libraries provide easy access

to academic material and the

latest research. As well as holding

over 1.3 million books, journals

and multimedia, there is a vast

range of e-books and e-resources.

Kent’s expert librarians can help

you to make the most of these to

find the information you need.


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to the Galvanising Shop. The

Smitheries house fine art studios;

there are state-of-the-art music

and audio facilities including a

spatial audio studio, Foley studio,

rehearsal and performance

spaces, a flagship recording

studio and the newly renovated

Boiler House Workshop.

Students studying in the School

of Sport and Exercise Sciences

at the Medway campus benefit

from state-of-the-art equipment,

laboratories and specialist sports

clinics at Medway Park.

All of the facilities at our European

centres are available to all of our

students. While these centres may

focus on postgraduate study, our

undergraduate programmes make

use of the locations for study visits

and we run a series of summer

schools to reward undergraduate

students from Kent.

Sports facilities

Kent Sport is committed to

encouraging people to be more

active, more often. We provide

excellent sports facilities and a

wide range of opportunities for

you to get involved and enhance

your university experience through

sport, fitness and wellbeing.

At Canterbury, Kent’s first-rate

sports facilities include: three

multi-purpose halls; fitness and

dance class studios; a first-class

fitness suite featuring general

fitness, rehabilitation and high-

performance training zones; a

physiotherapy clinic; squash

courts; and a climbing wall. There

is also an indoor tennis centre and

outdoor tennis and netball courts,

playing fields, cricket nets, two

artificial pitches and a sports

pavilion, which includes a

café/bar with viewing balconies

over the sports pitches. Plans are

The Jennison building, which

houses the School of Engineering

and Digital Arts, has been

completely renovated to provide

new and improved laboratory

and teaching facilities.

The purpose-built Jarman building

on the Canterbury campus

includes drama studios, a film

studio and computing and editing

suites as well as its own dedicated

exhibition space, Studio 3 Gallery.

The Gallery programmes a series

of both professionally and student-

curated exhibitions showcasing

prominent British and international

artists. The University’s Kent Print

Collection is also housed in the

Jarman building; examples of

these works are on permanent

display in the building and are

also frequently drawn upon for

our temporary exhibitions. There

is also a new 62-seat cinema, the

Lupino, with digital projection and

sound, which provides an intimate

atmosphere for film viewing.

At Medway, the fully equipped

Galvanising Shop on The Historic

Dockyard, Chatham, houses a

dedicated design, production and

presentation facility for students on

the Event and Experience Design

programme. It is an adaptable

space and is also used as a

music performance space, for

film screenings and as a gallery

for exhibiting work.

As part of the redevelopment

of the School of Music and Fine

Art on The Historic Dockyard,

Chatham, the University has

refurbished and recently opened

a number of key buildings near

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uses locally sourced and seasonal

ingredients and the performance

space hosts live music, slam

poetry and comedy.

Also at Canterbury is the Colyer-

Fergusson Building, a centre for

music performance, with a

concert hall and a suite of

practise rooms, which hosts

a wide range of music-making

activities.

At the Medway campus, Cargo,

our brand new bar and bistro at

Liberty Quays, offers traditional

dishes with a modern twist for both

lunch and dinner. The No1 Bistro in

the Rochester Building, the Venue

Café in the Pilkington Building, the

Archibald Hay Mess Café in the

Drill Hall Library and the new

Clocktower café at The Clocktower

Building on The Historic Dockyard,

Chatham, all offer great food.

Coopers, the campus bar, is run

by Greenwich and Kent Students’

Unions Together (GK Unions). It is

licensed until 2am and regularly

plays host to a range of events,

such as open-mic night, beach

parties, band nights and much

more.

GK Unions also offer a wide range

of special events, ranging from

CoopersFest to society events and

themed nights (see p203). There

is also a dedicated Events Team,

made up of current students, that

promotes activities and events.

They capture student ideas for

future events and ensure the

Medway student experience

is dynamic with something for

everyone.

also in place to build a third

artificial pitch, additional training

facilities and cycle-hire facilities

in 2015.

At Medway, students have

access to a wide range of

facilities including those at

Medway Park. The University

contributed £3 million to the

development of this regional

centre of sporting excellence

(which caters for a range of

sports including a fully equipped

gym, a full programme of fitness

classes, athletics, judo, swimming,

trampolining and racquet sports

(see p203).

Social scene

The Venue, on the Canterbury

campus, is a nightclub run by

Kent Union, which plays host to

some of the UK’s biggest acts.

This is the perfect space

for student and local bands to

perform, providing entertainment

four nights a week (see p193).

For good food, there are many

stylish restaurants, cafés and

bars on the Canterbury campus.

The Gulbenkian is the University

of Kent’s innovative arts centre

featuring a 340-seat theatre,

300-seat cinema and café/cabaret

space. Performances include

stand-up comedy, theatre,

dance and music with particular

emphasis on young contemporary

work. Regular screenings include

broadcasts from the National

Theatre and the Royal Opera

House, blockbusters, 3D,

independent, arthouse and foreign

language films. The licensed café

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Inspirational teaching

In the 2014 National Student

Survey, Kent was awarded a

score of 89% for the quality of

our teaching. We also received

the third highest score nationally

for overall student satisfaction.

Our staff work in departments

containing world-leading

research – 97% of our research is

regarded as being of international

quality – which means that you are

taught by experts in the field.

Strong academiccommunity

We offer an inspiring student

experience where you are

encouraged to make the most

of the academic community

at Kent. There are many open

lectures and readings that all

students are welcome to attend;

the quality of the University’s

research means that we attract

a high calibre of guest lecturers.

There are also regular exhibitions

and festivals, featuring work by

staff, guests and fellow

students, which encourage

cross-disciplinary discussion.

Follow your interests

To make it easy to find the right

course, we offer a wide range

of honours degrees, both single

and joint honours – over 400

in total. Within each programme,

you are able to choose from a

variety of modules; this allows

you to broaden your experience

by studying topics outside your

main subject area. You can

choose to specialise in the later

stages of your course, tailoring

it to your particular interests.

You can also acquire new skills

by learning a language, working

in industry, developing IT skills,

or taking optional business

modules to develop your

entrepreneurial skills. There are

opportunities to work or study

abroad at our partner institutions

or to use the facilities at any of

our European locations for study

visits. You could also take part in

one of the summer schools that

are held in our European centres.

Joint honours

There are advantages to

studying a joint honours degree;

it demonstrates that you have

broad academic interests as well

as excellent organisational and

time management skills. As a

joint honours student you gain a

firm foundation in each subject

area through your compulsory

modules and your optional

modules allow you to cover

additional areas of interest.

Most of our joint honours

programmes combine two

complementary subjects, such

as history and politics or drama

and film, and many offer the

opportunity to study abroad or

spend a year on placement or

in industry. Details of all the

programmes, including entry

requirements can be found in the

Quick Reference Guide (p221).

Broaden your skills

The University offers many ways

for you to gain transferable skills,

which will serve you well in your

future career. You can take

additional modules that focus on

specific areas of interest to add

value to your degree programme.

Business andEntrepreneurship

Kent offers an optional package

of study to students on non-

business programmes, which

enables you to develop a

commercial and entrepreneurial

mindset to improve your career

prospects.

The Business and

Entrepreneurship pathway

consists of two modules per

year of study with lectures,

seminars and workshops held in

the evenings. Modules include:

Accounting; Entrepreneurship

and e-Commerce; Financial

Reporting and Analysis;

Management; Marketing;

Organisational Structures;

Operations Management; and

Strategy. Each module relates

the subject area specifically to the

needs of non-business students.

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Silver pathway

The silver pathway leads to

a ‘Minor in Quantitative Social

Science’ within your degree. In

addition to the modules taken on

the Bronze pathway, you attend

a summer school at the end of

Stage 1 and take a series of

modules to gain knowledge

and experience of applying

quantitative methods, through

a quantitative-focused dissertation

and placements.

For further information see

www.kent.ac.uk/qstep

Kent Extra

Kent Extra courses and

workshops are non-credit bearing

and give you an opportunity to

learn something different from

your main area of study, build

key transferable and employment

skills and enhance your CV.

There are no extra fees for these

courses. Any Kent Extra course

you attend will appear on your

Higher Education Achievement

Report and you will be eligible for

Employability points. For details,

see www.kent.ac.uk/extra

Support for your study

We provide a high level of study

support and advice and our

students consistently praise

the level of access they have

to academic staff. You are

assigned an academic adviser

who can discuss progress, give

academic advice, and be a

first point of contact if you have

problems with your work. Seminar

leaders can also give guidance on

how your studies are progressing.

Students can have personal one-

to-one sessions with the Royal

Literary Fellows who can offer

advice and guidance on

academic writing skills.

Further support is also available

from the Student Learning

Advisory Service (SLAS),

see p194 and p205).

The pathway builds professional

and transferable skills and

improves your ability to perform

competitively in both the job

market and as entrepreneurs.

Kent’s Q-Step Centre

Kent has been selected to be

one of just 15 prestigious Q-Step

Centres in the UK, funded by the

Higher Education Funding Council

for England (HEFCE), the Nuffield

Foundation and the Economic and

Social Research Council (ESRC).

The Q-Step initiative provides

students with advanced training

in quantitative methods in social

sciences. The Centre’s core team

is based in the School of Social

Policy, Sociology and Social

Research and additionally

incorporates programmes in

politics and international relations,

law, business and liberal arts.

At the heart of the Centre is

the delivery of quantitative skills

training in a subject context. These

skills, which greatly enhance your

employability, are developed in a

practical and engaging manner.

There are three pathways: bronze,

silver and gold. The gold pathway

leads to the award of the BSc

Statistical Social Research degree

(see p156).

Bronze pathway

On the bronze pathway, you reach

a critical statistical literacy that

allows you to generate, critique

and explain quantitative analyses

in real-world settings. This is

delivered via customised

‘methods courses’, and the

integration of quantitative skills

into selected modules.


in the UK and internationally.

Kent is part of the South East

Doctoral Training Centre, funded

by the Economic and Social

Research Council (ESRC), in

partnership with the universities

of Reading, Royal Holloway and

Surrey. This places our social

scientists at the centre of

inter-institutional research.

The Eastern Academic Research

Consortium, a partnership of Kent

and the universities of Essex

and East Anglia, creates an

environment in which collaborative

research can flourish. In addition,

Kent is part of the Consortium

of the Humanities and the Arts

South-East England (CHASE)

which includes: The Courtauld

Institute of Art; Goldsmiths, SOAS

and Birkbeck (University of

London); The Open University;

and the universities of East

Anglia, Essex, and Sussex.

importance to industry and the

public sector, while religious

studies is 3rd and classics is

2nd, an affirmation of our

researchers’ contributions to

social and cultural understanding.

As testament to our position as the

UK’s European university, Kent is

ranked 1st for the quality of its

research in modern languages.

For research intensity, other

successes include anthropology,

computer science, philosophy,

psychology, and sport and

exercise sciences – all in the

top 20, while business and

management is 25th of over

100 institutions. Politics and

international studies is in the top

20 for research impact; music

and drama is in the top 20 for

research quality.

Research partners

In support of Kent’s research

culture, we engage with leading

research institutions and consortia

As a student at Kent, you are

taught by leading academics,

who produce research of

international standing. The

University’s reputation for

research was confirmed by

the 2014 Research Excellence

Framework (REF), an independent

survey of UK universities that

rates the research, the impact

that it has, and the general

research environment.

Our REF results have led to

excellent rankings for Kent in

the Times Higher Education

tables – we are rated 17th in the

UK*, outperforming 11 of the 24

Russell Group universities. The

tables are based on research

intensity, which takes into account

the proportion of academic staff

assessed as well as the quality

of the research. An impressive

85% of Kent’s research staff

submitted to the REF – the13th

highest percentage in the UK, and

97% of our research was judged

to be of international quality.

Many of our subjects are

ranked in the top 10 for research

intensity – architecture, biological

sciences, English language and

literature, history, law, pharmacy,

and social work and social policy.

In rankings for research impact,

physics is 7th, demonstrating its

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We believe that any student with

the academic ability to study at

Kent should have the opportunity

to do so. This means that we have

a richly diverse student population,

from 18-year-old school leavers

to those returning to formal

education after a break. We also

have a cosmopolitan atmosphere,

with students from countries

around the world. At Kent, we

strive to ensure that every student

can make the most of their time

here, both academically and

socially.

Welcome Week

We organise a Welcome Week for

all new students, where student

volunteers help you to settle in to

your new life. You are invited to go

on guided tours of the campus

and surrounding area, to attend

themed evenings and take part

in social and sports activities.

Your academic school also hosts

events to ensure that the start of

your academic life goes smoothly.

You meet your tutors, who discuss

what is expected of you and give

you general academic advice.

Handbooks are available online,

explaining the structure of your

degree and what you need to

do at each stage.

Students’ unions

The students’ unions at Kent

(Kent Union at Canterbury, and

the Greenwich and Kent Students’

Unions Together at Medway) are

run by students, for students. The

unions ensure your voice is heard,

support student activities, provide

job opportunities and free advice,

and run outlets to help you get the

most out of your time at university

(see p192 and p203).

Personal support

All students at Kent have access to

a wide range of personal support

services. These include: the

Medical Centre on the Canterbury

campus; the Wellbeing Team;

Student Support with a team

of tutors and support assistants;

a multi-faith and ecumenical

Chaplaincy team; and day

nurseries. Although a safe

environment, we take security

seriously and have in-house

security officers, campus patrols

and CCTV.

Kent’s colleges

Kent is one of only a handful

of UK universities to have a

collegiate system; all students

are assigned to a college. Each

college has a Master, who is

responsible for student welfare

and who you can consult in

confidence about any problems.

The colleges provide

accommodation but, whether you

live there or not, they offer you a

ready-made community from the

moment you arrive. Many of the

colleges have their own distinctive

bars and cafés, hosting regular

events from pub quizzes to

evenings with resident DJs. The

many social activities allow you

to meet academics and students

from different subjects. Each

college also has a Student

Committee that contributes to

the way that the college is run,

representing student interests

and organising events.

International students

Kent is a favourite destination for

international students, thanks to

our global academic reputation,

cosmopolitan environment, career

development opportunities and

superb student support.

If you are a student from

overseas, our International

Development team can give you

dedicated support throughout

your studies. They will even meet

you at the airport during arrivals

weekend. You can also enjoy

special events during Welcome

Week, including visits to local

attractions and a formal dinner

where you can meet other

international students.

To create a supportive student

network, Kent has set up emails

groups and an international

student ‘buddy scheme’ which

allows you to contact other

students from your home country.

Academic support includes

the Student Learning Advisory

Service (SLAS), as well as English

language and foundation courses.

These are taught by our own staff,

allowing us to offer teaching of an

exceptional quality (see p182).

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Internationalopportunities

The majority of our degrees offer

the opportunity to spend a term or

year studying or working abroad.

Going abroad as part of a Kent

degree is an amazing opportunity

and many of our students

describe the time they have

spent overseas as one of the

most exciting and formative

periods of their lives. The fact that

you’ve spent time abroad can be

a distinct advantage when looking

for a job as you are likely to

have developed many skills

and attributes that will enhance

your employability.

Should you choose to study

abroad, it is not always essential

to be able to speak another

language as many of our partner

institutions teach in English and

offer language support on arrival.

However, at Kent, we provide the

opportunity to develop these

skills, and to earn a Careers

Employability Award, through

the University’s Moodle virtual

learning environment.

For further details about the

service, see p176 or visit our

website www.kent.ac.uk/ces

Work placements

Many of our programmes offer

the possibility of a year in industry,

normally taken after your second

year of study. You earn a salary

and gain practical experience that

can be put to good use in your

final year of study. This allows you

to see directly how theories you

are learning can work in practice,

gives you hands-on experience

of the working environment and

helps you forge your own links in

your chosen field of work. It also

provides commercial awareness,

an invaluable asset for many

employers (see p174).

Graduates who have developed

transferable skills and valuable

experience are better prepared

to start their careers and are more

attractive to potential employers.

Building on Kent’s success as

the region’s leading institution

for student employability, we

offer many opportunities to

gain worthwhile experience and

develop the specific skills and

aptitudes that employers value.

Careers andEmployability Service

You can make use of the Careers

and Employability Service (CES)

at any point in your studies.

The Service not only provides

information and advice on career

options, but can also help you to

develop transferable skills, gain

relevant work experience and put

you in touch with Kent graduates

through KEW-NET, an online

mentoring and networking tool

that can give you first-hand insight

into graduate careers and jobs.

The CES also offers practical

advice on targeted job-seeking

skills including writing a CV

and covering letter, interview

techniques and aptitude tests.

All students are offered the

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The central aim of the Scheme is

to encourage learners to consider

progression to higher education.

Student Ambassadors are central

to these activities, providing a role

model to learners and a unique

perspective, which can engage

and inspire.

Student Ambassadors develop

skills in preparation for future

employment, build confidence and

encourage personal development,

while greatly enhancing their

student experience. Opportunities

may be paid, voluntary or attract

academic credit which can count

towards University qualifications.

Work-Study Scheme

This Scheme gives students the

opportunity to participate in an

employability programme which

provides meaningful, paid

work experience that can help

maximise their success in seeking

employment upon graduation.

There are a wide variety of

positions within professional

departments and academic

schools at the University that can

be, and regularly are, filled by

students.

Volunteering

Volunteering allows you to develop

skills that can increase your

employability. Kent Union provides

a service to help and support

student volunteers. The Kent

Student Certificate for Volunteering

(KSCV) is a joint award from Kent

Union and the University that

recognises your volunteering

achievements (see p176).

Transferable skills

Employers seek out graduates

who have developed transferable

skills and capabilities. Whether

you help to run a student society,

work as a student ambassador or

representative, or volunteer in the

local community, at Kent you can

gain valuable experience and

earn credits towards your degree

(see p176).

Evaluating and analysing data is

an essential skill. The Kent Q-Step

opportunity to learn a language

before you go. From China, Hong

Kong and Thailand to the US, Latin

America and Europe, we offer a

range of opportunities and will

support you every step of the way.

For more details on our ‘go

abroad’ opportunities, please see

p171 or www.kent.ac.uk/goabroad

University employmentschemes

The University and the students’

unions employ approximately

2,000 students each year.

Students who have employment

experience prior to graduation,

find that this greatly enhances

their employability.

Student Ambassador Scheme

Kent’s Student Ambassador

Scheme employs undergraduate

and postgraduate students to

represent the University at on-

campus events as well as in

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work placements, mentoring,

society/club membership, course

representative) which develop

their employability skills. Over

2,300 students and 111

companies are engaged with the

Scheme and it has been nationally

recognised by the Department for

Business, Innovation & Skills (BIS)

as an example of best practice

within business-university

collaboration.

Kent Union has a toolkit which

helps you to build your CV, and

provides you with a transcript of

all the skills you have gained

through your paid work, training

and volunteering. You can use

this to help shape job applications

and your CV.

In addition, Jobshop, a service

provided by Kent Union, can help

you find part-time and temporary

paid work. This helps you to

develop skills and explore

different areas of employment,

prior to graduation, as well as

providing valuable income while

you study (see p175).

Student enterprise

Building on our students’ growing

enterprise culture and activities,

Kent can help you to develop

enterprise skills and business

ideas. If you are interested in

starting up your own business,

Kent Business School runs

enterprise modules that you may

be able to take, regardless of

your degree subject (see p177).

In addition, Kent Enterprise Hub

offers help and advice if you are

thinking about starting your own

company or becoming self-

employed.

International students –working in the UK afteryour studies

The Student Centre has the latest

information on working in the UK

after you complete your studies.

For more information see

www.kentunion.co.uk/welfare/

advice-centre/international-

students-and-visas

Centre gives you the opportunity

to take quantitative methods

modules as part of your degree,

which helps ensure you have the

statistical skills demanded by

many employers (see p24).

Through Kent Extra, you can

broaden your horizons and

build skills that will enhance

your CV. These additional

and complementary learning

opportunities allow you to gain

extra value from your time at Kent.

(see p24).

By taking the optional Business

and Entrepreneurship modules,

you can develop professional

and transferable skills such as

teamworking, conflict resolution,

presenting and leadership. These

skills are regarded highly by many

employers and by having them,

you can greatly improve your

career prospects.

Working or volunteering can help

you to develop your subject skills:

working in the Kent Law Clinic,

which provides free legal advice;

or acting as a consultant with the

Kent IT Clinic, which provides

IT services for enterprises in

the local area; or by providing

expertise at the clinics within

the School of Sport and Exercise

Sciences, you will enhance your

employability skills as well as your

academic knowledge.

The University also runs

the nationally recognised

Employability Points Scheme.

Students are rewarded for

participating in extracurricular

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environment, microeconomicsfor business, and financialaccounting and analysis. Youalso take introductory moduleson management, marketing andstatistics for business.

Stage 2 You take compulsory modulescovering accounting formanagement, strategy analysis,managing human resources andoperations management.

Stage 3Your compulsory modules focuson contemporary managementchallenges. You also chooseoptional modules from thoseavailable in the School. Optionsinclude marketing, psychology ofthe workplace, and an enterprisemodule.

CareersThrough our modules onentrepreneurship, such as ourNew Enterprise Start-Up module,we give you the confidence andthe expertise you need to startyour own business and, throughour varied contacts in the businessworld, you have the opportunity togain valuable work experience aspart of your degree.

Our BBA graduates find work in avariety of careers in management,business analytics, marketing,website management, recruitmentand business development forcompanies such as Microsoft,IBM, Merrill Lynch, Bank ofAmerica, Volkswagen, EnterpriseRent-a-Car and Cummins.

This programme teaches youthe theories, methodologiesand applications of academicknowledge relevant to thebusiness world. It provides a widerange of opportunities for you to develop your business skills,learn how to analyse a range ofbusiness problems and policies,and how to identify solutions. Weoften invite guest speakers fromthe business world to talk to ourstudents so that you can seehow theoretical knowledge isapplied in real businesses. Theprogramme is broad and offersyou the opportunity to followspecialist pathways, for example,in retail, or to choose modulesfrom across a wide spectrum ofbusiness topics. It also includesa compulsory year in industry.

Degree programmeSingle honours• Business & Management with

a Year in Industry BA (Hons)• Business & Management

(Retail) with a Year in IndustryBA (Hons)

What you studyStage 1You take compulsorymodules covering financialand management accounting,data management for business,economics, business skills and

BUSINESS &MANAGEMENTMedway

CareersOur accounting programmes havean excellent employment record,with recent graduates startingaccountancy training with firmssuch as KPMG, PwC and Ernst& Young. Others join banksand other financial servicesorganisations, or the financialdepartments of a range of publicand private sector employers,from charities to luxury brands.

This programme equips you withthe skills and knowledge essentialfor managing the key areas oforganisations: accounting,human resource management,quantitative methods, marketing,strategy and operationsmanagement. In addition, itgives you the choice of followingspecialist options, such asentrepreneurship and diversity,or spending a year working inindustry.

Degree programmesSingle honours• Business Administration BBA

(Hons)• Business Administration with a

Year in Industry BBA (Hons)

What you studyStage 1You take compulsory modulescovering business skills andemployability, the global business

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Our Business & Managementgraduates go on to holdmanagement positions inbusinesses in the private, publicand charity sectors in the UKand overseas. These companiesinclude Enterprise Rent-a-Car,Waitrose, Toys R Us, IBM, Hewlett-Packard and many more.

In addition to a thoroughgrounding in general businesssubjects, you develop detailedknowledge and skills within thespecialism of internationalbusiness. The programmeequips you with the key skills andknowledge essential for managinga business, both domestically andwithin an international context. Youalso have the option of studying amodern European language.

Degree programmesSingle honours• International Business BSc

(Hons)• International Business with a

Year Abroad BSc (Hons)• International Business with a

Year in Industry BSc (Hons)

What you studyStage 1You take compulsory modulescovering business skills andemployability, the global businessenvironment, microeconomicsfor business, and financial

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accounting and analysis. Youalso take introductory moduleson management, marketingand statistics for business.

Stages 2/3You take compulsory modulescovering business in emergingmarkets, business ethics andsustainable management,corporate and businessstrategy, international businessand creativity, innovation andorganisation. You also undertakea project focused on eitherEuropean or internationalbusiness. Optional modulescover areas such as internationalentrepreneurship and newproduct marketing.

A year abroadDepending on your modulechoices, it is possible to spenda year either working on aplacement or studying abroadbetween Stages 2 and 3. Wecurrently have links with a largenumber of institutions in France,Germany, Italy, Spain and China.

CareersThe international focus of thisdegree enhances your prospectsas many employers view agraduate with overseasexperience as more employable.With modules on entrepreneurshipand enterprise, we give you theconfidence and the expertise youneed to start your own business,and, through our contacts in thebusiness world, we give you theopportunity to gain valuable workexperience during your degree.

employability, and managementand marketing principles.

Stages 2/3You take further compulsorymodules, covering businessinformation systems, corporatestrategy and leadership, criticalthinking for contemporarybusiness, human resourcesand organisational behaviour,marketing and the value chain,strategy theory and practice,and managing people, teamsand operations.

Those on the Retail pathway takeadditional compulsory modules onretail buying and merchandising,retail distribution and supply chainmanagement, and managing retaillocations. (Students not studyingon the retail pathway can chooseretail-specific modules as options.)

You have a wide choice of optionalmodules, covering areas includingbusiness law, consumer insight,e-commerce, enterprise andentrepreneurship, global business,European business, projectmanagement, sales forecasting,economics for business and socialjustice practice.

Please note that the module listmay be subject to change toreflect market trends.

CareersWe have a wide range ofcontacts in the business world,which gives you the opportunityto gain valuable work experienceas part of your degree.

BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING, FINANCE (CONT)

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after one full academic year ofuniversity study, once you havegained an HND or foundationdegree with a compatible syllabusin business or other business-related disciplines. You begin inearly September with a two-weekStudy Skills module; you thenchoose specialist options fromthe Business Administration (BBA)degree.

Programme• Business (top-up) BA (Hons)

What you studyYou take compulsory modules instrategic management and studyskills, and choose other modulesfrom a range, covering areas suchas international marketing andmarketing strategy, operationsmanagement, human resourcesand accounting.

CareersOur graduates go on to work ina variety of careers in accounts,management, sales, humanresources, programme analysis,website management, marketing,recruitment and administration.Employers include: the LondonStock Exchange, the Royal Bankof Scotland, Barclays Internationaland the Bank of New York.


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Possible careers include traineemanagement positions in theprivate or public sectors, in theUK or overseas, or further studyfor an MA, MSc or professionalexaminations in, for example,marketing, human resourcesor accounting.

In addition to developing yourunderstanding of core businessand management skills, thisdegree helps you to develop thespecialist marketing skills neededto be successful in a globallycompetitive market. Through arange of modules, you acquirethe analytical and practical skillsnecessary for a successful careerin marketing or management. Theprogramme may be taken overthree years full-time, or four yearsfull-time with a year in industry.

Degree programmesSingle honours• Marketing BSc (Hons)• Marketing with a Year in

Industry BSc (Hons)

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management, marketingand statistics for business.

Stages 2/3You take compulsory modulescovering branding, businessethics and sustainablemanagement, buyer behaviour,digital marketing, marketingcommunications and strategy,creativity and innovation, andoperations management. Optionalmodules are available, coveringa range of areas such as socialmarketing, new product marketing,contemporary managementchallenges and simulationmodelling.

CareersPrevious graduates have movedinto management positions in theUK or overseas, while others havegone on to study at Master’s level.Marketing graduates have goneon to work in a range of sectorsand companies, includingDeloitte, IBM, KPMG, Lloyds,PwC, Microsoft, Heineken,Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Transportfor London, Yahoo! UK, ThamesValley Police, as well as mediaagencies and managementconsultancy companies. Othersbegan their own successfulbusiness ventures or start-ups.

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www.kent.ac.uk/english

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Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3


Careers

What you study

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

Canterbury


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Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Stages 2/3

fin-de-siècle

Canterbury

Canterbury

www.kent.ac.uk/secl/complit

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femme fatales


Canterbury

Careers

Degree programmes

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Stages 2/3


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NSS 2014:

A year in industry


Foundation year

www.kent.ac.uk/smsas

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Joint honours:

Entry requirements:



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Stage 3

Careers

Degree programmes

Single honours

Canterbury

Degree programmes

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Canterbury

www.kent.ac.uk/smsas

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Stage 4

CareersWhat you study

Stage 1

Stage 2



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NSS 2014:


A year in industry

www.kent.ac.uk/smfa/musicandaudio

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A year abroad

Performance


Joint honours:

Entry requirements:


Careers


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Careers

Medway

Degree programme

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

Degree programme

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Stage 2

Medway

www.kent.ac.uk/smfa/musicandaudio

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Degree programme

What you study

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

Careers

Careers

Medway


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The

Complete University Guide 2015

Placements

A year in industry

www.msp.ac.uk


Work-based learning

Applied BioscienceTechnology FdSc



*Kent International Foundation Programme (IFP):

Entry requirements:


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Degree programme

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

Stage 4

Careers

Medway

www.msp.ac.uk

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Stage 2

Stage 3

Careers

Degree programmes

Single honours

What you study

Foundation year

Medway



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PHILOSOPHY

Philosophy means ‘love of wisdom’. As an academicdiscipline, it tries to answer fundamental questionsconcerning the nature of knowledge and existence,and how we ought to live. As a student of Philosophyat Kent, you do not so much learn about philosophyas learn to do it yourself. This includes not onlystudying major philosophies and philosophers, but also contributing your own ideas to an ongoingdialogue. You develop the ability to connect themost abstract ideas to the most concrete thingsin our experience.

Philosophy at Kent is a top-rated teaching departmentthat was awarded the maximum score in its most recentteaching assessment. We have a thriving research culturewith internationally recognised experts, and interestsrange from philosophers such as Kant and Wittgenstein totopics such as philosophy of mind, ethics, aesthetics, logic,political philosophy, metaphysics, medicine and artificialintelligence.

Independent rankingsNSS 2014: Philosophy at Kentwas ranked 4th in the UK forstudent satisfaction, with 98% ofstudents satisfied with the qualityof their course.

Philosophy was ranked 12thfor graduate employment in TheGuardian University Guide 2015.

A year abroadIt is possible to spend a yearabroad studying philosophybetween Stages 2 and 3. Thisis an excellent opportunity tobroaden your studies by livingand taking classes at one ofour partner institutions eitherin Europe or further afield. Seewww.kent.ac.uk/secl/philosophy/undergraduate

What you studyStage 1You take four compulsorymodules: two introductoryphilosophy modules on ethicsand knowledge and metaphysics,and two further modules onphilosophical reading, writingand thinking.

www.kent.ac.uk/secl/philosophy



Careers

Stages 2/3


Joint honours:


Entry requirements:




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Foundation year

A year in industry

www.kent.ac.uk/physical-sciences

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for each year, see www.kent.ac.uk/physical-sciences/handbooks

CareersKent science graduates have anexcellent employment record, inpart because we ensure theyhave the transferable skillsnecessary for success in today’semployment market. We teach youhow to communicate your ideaseffectively and write technicalinformation in an accessible way.

Teaching and assessmentTeaching is by lecture, laboratorysessions, project work, problem-solving seminars and tutorials.Assessment is by a combinationof examinations, continuousassessment of written courseworkand practical work. Forassessment details for individualmodules, see www.kent.ac.uk/ug

For more information aboutprogression and pass marks


Astronomy, Space Science and Astrophysics BSc (Hons) F590 3 ABB 34/16

Astronomy, Space Science and Astrophysics MPhys F592 4 ABB 34/16

Astronomy, Space Science and Astrophysics with a Year Abroad MPhys F591 4 ABB 34/16

Chemistry BSc (Hons) F107 3 ABB 34/16

Chemistry with a Year in Industry BSc (Hons) F108 4 ABB 34/16

Chemistry with a Foundation Year BSc (Hons) F105 4 individual consideration

Chemistry MChem F109 4 ABB 34/16

Forensic Chemistry BSc (Hons) F1F4 3 ABB 34/16

Forensic Chemistry with a Year in Industry BSc (Hons) F1FK 4 ABB 34/16

Forensic Chemistry MSci F1FL 4 ABB 34/16

Forensic Science BSc (Hons) F410 3 BBB 34/15

Forensic Science with a Year in Industry BSc (Hons) F411 4 BBB 34/15

Forensic Science with a Foundation Year BSc (Hons) F412 4 individual consideration

Forensic Science MSci F414 4 BBB 34/15

Physics BSc (Hons) F300 3 ABB 34/16

Physics with a Year in Industry BSc (Hons) F307 4 ABB 34/16

Physics with Astrophysics BSc (Hons) F3F5 3 ABB 34/16

Physics with a Foundation Year BSc (Hons) F305 4 individual consideration

Physics MPhys F303 4 ABB 34/16

Physics with Astrophysics MPhys F3FN 4 ABB 34/16

Physics with Astrophysics with a Year Abroad MPhys F3FM 4 ABB 34/16

Physics with a Year Abroad MPhys F304 4 ABB 34/16

Entry requirements: for details of additional entry requirements, see the Quick Reference Guide on p221.

Further information Admissions enquirieswww.kent.ac.uk/ug T: +44 (0)1227 827272

CONTINUED OVERLEAF

You learn how to workindependently and as part of ateam, and we even simulate ascientific conference to show youwhat it is like to participate in theinternational scientific community.

For more information on theservices Kent provides to improveyour employment prospects, visitwww.kent.ac.uk/employability


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Stage 3

Stage 4 (MPhys only)

Careers

Degree programmes

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Canterbury

Degree programmes

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Canterbury

www.kent.ac.uk/physical-sciences

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Degree programmes

Single honours

Canterbury

What you study

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

Stage 2

Stage 3

Stage 4 (MChem only)

Careers


130 www.kent.ac.uk/physical-sciences

Stage 4 MSci only

Careers

Canterbury

Degree programmes

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

Stage 4 (MPhys only)

Careers


Sally Makin

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NSS 2014:

The Times Good University

Guide 2015

A year abroad

What you study

Stage 1

Stages 2/3

www.kent.ac.uk/politics


Careers Teaching and assessment


Joint honours:


Entry requirements:




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NSS 2014:


2015

A year abroad/onplacement

What you study

Stage 1

www.kent.ac.uk/psychology



Careers

Stage 2

Stage 3


Joint honours:


Entry requirements:



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NSS 2014:

The Guardian


Top-class facilities

A year abroad

What you study

Stage 1

www.kent.ac.uk/secl/thrs



Careers

Stages 2/3


Joint honours:


Entry requirements:




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NSS 2014:

The Guardian


Academic excellence

Supportive academiccommunity


139

Centre for HealthServices Studies (CHSS)


The Tizard Centre:UK centre of excellence




Entry requirements:




For details, see individual

programme entries on p140-143.

Careers


140

Stage 2

Stage 3

Application to practice


Careers

Canterbury

Degree programmes

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Canterbury


141

Careers

Canterbury

Degree programmes

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

Degree programme

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Stages 2/3



142 www.kent.ac.uk/sspssr


Careers

This programme is only available

to current UK medical students

who have completed at least two

years of a UK medical degree

and have A levels at AAB.

Medway

Degree programme

What you study



Careers

Degree programme

Single honours

Medway

What you study

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3


Careers


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The

Complete University Guide 2015

Academic excellence

Supportive academiccommunity


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Joint honours:



Entry requirements:




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Careers

Canterbury

Degree programme

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Canterbury


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Medway

Degree programmes

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What you study

Stage 1

Stage 2

Degree programmes

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What you study

Stage 1

Stages 2/3


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Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Stages 2/3

Careers

Stage 3

Careers

Canterbury




Alex Burnett

150


NSS 2014:

The Times Good



2015

Professional clinic

Professional experience

www.kent.ac.uk/sportsciences

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Entry requirements:


Louise Holden


152

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Stage 3

Careers

Degree programme

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Medway

Degree programme

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Medway


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Careers

Degree programme

Single honours

What you study

Stage 1

Medway

Stage 2

Stage 3


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Degree programme

Single honours

Medway

What you study

Stage 1

Stages 2/3

Careers

Stage 2

Stage 3

Careers



Dexter Thomas

156


NSS 2014:

The Guardian


What you study

Stage 1

Stage 2

www.kent.ac.uk/qstep



Careers

Stage 3

Placements


Entry requirements:

Additional degrees:


159www.kent.ac.uk

Naomi Nixon

Year in industry/yearabroad options

How to apply

Full-time degrees

Qualifications

Programme type

Professionalqualifications

Choosing a course

Location


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Part-time degreesSponsored students

What you need to apply

When you need to apply

Foundation courses

www.kent.ac.uk

UCAS applications timeline

Further informationMeeting conditions of anoffer

Deferred entry

Decisions onapplications


Welcome Week

Autumn term

Spring term

Summer term

Linda Lam

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GCE/GCSE

Subjects acceptedfor the General EntryRequirement

may

Age

www.kent.ac.uk


GCE A level double award

BTEC/OCR

Access to Higher EducationDiploma

International BaccalaureateDiploma

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International students English languagequalifications

Changes to visa rules fornon-European Economic Area(EEA) studentsOther qualifications

www.kent.ac.uk


Returning to study

Foundation degrees

Qualification checks

Use of contextual data

Further information

International FoundationProgramme (IFP)

James Bussey

167

Foundation degrees

Further information

Honours degrees witha foundation year

www.kent.ac.uk

168

Part-time study onstandard programmes

Guide to Part-time Study at

Kent,

Short courses

Further information

Please note:


Sandra Maurer

169

Further information

Kent offers a variety ofdegree programmes

Single honours

Joint honours

major/minor honours degree

Part-time study

Honours degrees with a

foundation year.

Foundation degrees

Advice for studentsreturning to learning

www.kent.ac.uk

Dave Aylward

170

Modes of study

Stages of study

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

Academic credit

Higher National Diplomas

Top-up honours degrees

Degree pathways


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Progression routes

Postgraduate study

Why add an internationalelement to your degree?

Modules

Class hours

www.kent.ac.uk

Oscar Gibbon

172

Gain confidence, newskills and experience

Improve your languageskills

A different way of doingthings

Change your life

Financial benefits ofstudying or workingabroad

How do I include aninternational elementin my degree?

Stand out in the globaljob market


173

Placements outsideEurope

European SummerSchool Programme

Study and workplacements in Europe

www.kent.ac.uk

Joe Bowen

174

Sandwich courses

What are the benefits?

Employment skills

Greater subject knowledge

Earning a salary

Shorter work placements

Eligibility

Further information


175

Paid work at university

Jobshop

International workopportunities

Further information

www.kent.ac.uk

176

Careers adviceVolunteering

InQuire


Jack McDonnell

177

International students –working in the UK afteryour studies

Enterprise module

Enterprise module (CB612)and Year in Industry BusinessStart-up Scheme (YIBSS)

www.kent.ac.uk

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Volunteering

Canterbury

Medway

Careers advice

Canterbury

Medway

Further information

Jobshop


Amanda Xuereb

179www.kent.ac.uk

Further information

Staff visits in yourcountry

Kent representatives

Further information

Kent InternationalPathways

Internationalqualifications

The Centre for Englishand World Languages(CEWL)


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Further information

Funding andscholarships

Further information

InternationalDevelopment

Further information

Individual tours of theUniversity

Students’ unions

Further information

Student support andwellbeing

www.kent.ac.uk

182


Progression

Subject-specific degreeswith a foundation year

Junior Year Abroad

Kent’s foundationprogrammes

International FoundationProgramme (IFP)


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Further information

Entry requirements

English language entryrequirements

Honours degrees

Diploma programmes

www.kent.ac.uk

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JYA English Plus

Pre-sessional coursesin English for AcademicPurposes

Further information

How to apply

Undergraduate degree orfoundation programme

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International Foundation

Programme (IFP)

Junior Year Abroad (JYA)


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International FoundationProgramme

www.kent.ac.uk

JYA English PLUS

Pre-sessional courses

Further information

International Development

Kent International Pathways

Kent Union

GK Unions

Recruitment and Admissions

Office

Chris Munroe

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International studentsAnnual tuition fees for full-timeinternational students from outsidethe EU for 2015/16 are as follows:

Undergraduate degrees Non-laboratory courses £12,890

Laboratory-based or practicalcourses £15,380

Foundation year programmesSciences foundation year andInternational FoundationProgramme £12,050

Study abroad – short-term anddiploma coursesJunior Year Abroad £12,050

Fall Semester £4,820(three months)

Spring Semester £7,230(five months)

JYA English PLUSfull length £13,050

JYA English PLUSpart length £9,500

Fees for the academic year2016/17 will be available byspring 2016. See www.kent.ac.uk/finance-student/fees for details.

Funding andscholarshipsUniversity fundingAll full-time students can apply forUniversity scholarships based onacademic, music and sportingability. The scholarships rangefrom £500 to £5,000 per year.See p216 for further information.

Full-time EU or internationalstudents are eligible for Universityacademic scholarships, alongsidestudents from the UK (see p216).

The University also offers variousadditional sources of financialsupport to help students fromoutside the EU, includinginternational scholarships.You can find further details atwww.kent.ac.uk/scholarships/ undergraduate/international

In addition to these sources ofincome, individual departmentsat the University offer specificscholarships. For details of thesescholarships, please see theschool pages of the website.

We also offer a loyalty discountscheme for students whosefamily members have alsostudied at Kent.

See p216 for further details ofgeneral University funding.

Government fundingCurrently, students from withinthe EU can apply for a UKgovernment loan to cover the costof tuition fees, subject to eligibility.This is paid back after graduationat a certain salary level. Seewww.gov.uk/studentfinance

Students from countries outsidethe EU may be able to apply totheir own government for funding.

Living costsLiving costs vary greatly betweenindividuals, see our websitewww.kent.ac.uk/finance-studentfor more details, where you willalso be able to use our onlineliving costs calculator onwww.kent.ac.uk/finance-student/livingcosts.html

FINANCE FORINTERNATIONALSTUDENTS

Students from outside theEuropean Union (EU) are classedas overseas or internationalstudents unless you meet oneof the following two criteria:1 You have been resident within

the UK for three years prior tothe start of your programme,providing that your residencehas not been for the mainpurpose of receiving full-timeeducation

2 By 1 September of your yearof entry, you can be considered‘settled’ in the UK. This meansthat you hold a UK passport orIndefinite Leave to Remain.

Tuition feesYou can find information onearly-bird discounts and paymentthrough instalments as well asinformation on how to pay atwww.kent.ac.uk/finance-student/fees

EU studentsThe main academic cost is tuitionfees of £9,000 per year of study,which covers the cost of teachingand academic support services.

Eligibility for EU fee statusdepends on nationality andresidency. If you qualify for EUfee status, you may be eligiblefor a student loan (see p215).

University of Kent / Undergraduate Prospectus 2016

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS (CONT)

Matt Wragg

187www.kent.ac.uk

Benjamin Weeks


189www.kent.ac.uk

Accommodation for studentswith additional support needs

Food and drink

Accommodation

The colleges


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Fine arts Events

Music

KentOne card

Arts

Gulbenkian

Further information

www.kent.ac.uk

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Further information

Kent Union

Activities

Further information

Kent Sport


193

Employability

Facilities and entertainment

WelfareInQuire

www.kent.ac.uk

Jonathan Solley

194

Further information

Information Services

Templeman LibraryFurther information

Student LearningAdvisory Service


Alfie Woodland

195

IT training opportunities Further information

Student advice andsupport

University Medical Centre

IT services and facilities

www.kent.ac.uk

196

Further information

Wellbeing Team

Further information

Oaks Nursery

Further information

Student Support andWellbeing

Student Support


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Further information

Careers and EmployabilityService

Security

Further information

Further information

The Chaplaincy

www.kent.ac.uk

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Cultural centre

Nightlife

Transport links

The regionHistoric city

Cosmopolitanenvironment


199www.kent.ac.uk

Jemma Collins

Tara Macey


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Medway Park

Music

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Student life

Students’ union

www.kent.ac.uk

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Clubs and bars


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Drill Hall Library

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Further informationGK Unions

Volunteering Service

GK Unions Advice Centre

www.kent.ac.uk

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Student advice andsupport

Medical care

Further information

Student Support andWellbeing

Student Support

Further information

IT Services

Further information


Joe Clements

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The Chaplaincy

Further information

Careers and EmployabilityService

Security

Further information

Wellbeing Team

Further information

Busy Bees Nursery

Further information

www.kent.ac.uk

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History, culture andleisure

Transport links


209www.kent.ac.uk

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Postgraduate study

European study andwork placementopportunities

European centres

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Canterbury College

www.kent.ac.uk

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West Kent and AshfordCollege


Foundation degrees

Honours degrees

Further information


Top-up honours degrees

Further information

MidKent College


213www.kent.ac.uk

Luke Eaton

Books and course materials

Studying abroad

Living costs

Tuition fees

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How much will it cost?

Academic costs


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Union 2015/16

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students (from outside the

European Union) 2015/16

International Foundation Programme

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Government funding forUK and EU students

Student Funding 2015

Accommodation

www.kent.ac.uk

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University scholarships

The Kent Scholarship forAcademic Excellence

Who is eligible?

How to apply

Partner school scholarships

Who is eligible?

Further information andapplication procedure

Kent Financial SupportPackage

Further information

Recognising,encouraging andrewarding excellence


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Study abroad scholarships

Who is eligible?

How to apply


University sports scholarships

Student Ambassador Stipend

Who is eligible?


www.kent.ac.uk


The Kent Scholarship for Academic Excellence

Award Minimum grades required

Applicants with A levels or IB Highers in mathematics and/or modern foreign languages*

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The David James BoxingScholarship

Hockey scholarships

Further information andapplications

The J&K Huntley Scholarship(Cricket)

www.kent.ac.uk

The Kent Scholarship for Academic Excellence (cont)

Award Minimum grades required

Combined qualifications: BTEC National (D); A level (A)

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Further information andapplication

Sponsored awards

Further information

Loyalty scheme


Funding for non-EUinternational students

International scholarships

Loyalty scheme

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University Music PerformanceScholarships


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and

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26

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AB

B34/1

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Euro

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than E

ng

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Film

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Philo

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3N

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B34/1

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Film

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Relig

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than E

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nd

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tory

& P

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an

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B34/1

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mod

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er

than E

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leve

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mod

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than E

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t H

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L in

a m

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B34/1

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rad

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B34/1

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Relig

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26

4N

AB

B34/1

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94

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panic

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B34/1

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in a

mod

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41

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B34/1

6In

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leve

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pean la

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panic

Stu

die

s a

nd

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RR

43

4Y

AB

B34/1

6In

c A

leve

l Ita

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r S

panis

h g

rad

e B

; IB

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lian o

r

Sp

anis

hH

L A

1/A

2/B

at 4/5

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r S

L A

1/A

2/B

at 5/6

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His

panic

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die

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nd

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sop

hy

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K5

4Y

AB

B34/1

6P

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CS

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rad

e B

in a

mod

ern

Euro

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ng

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e

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er

than E

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4 a

t H

L o

r 5 a

t S

L in

a m

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88

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Year

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leve

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255

A

Academic

community 23

costs 214

credit 170

environment 23

excellence 6

scholarship 216

facilities 20

programmes 31

scholarships 216

Accommodation

Canterbury 190

costs 215

Medway 202

Accounting

& Finance 62

& Management 62

Actuarial Science 114

Administration, Business 63

American

and Postcolonial Literature,

English 109

Literature, English and 108

Studies 32

Ancient History 36

Archaeology, and Classics 34

Anthropology 40

and Conservation 38

Biological 40

Medical 42

Social 43

Applicant days 260

Applied

Bioscience Technology 121

Psychology 134

with Clinical Psychology 134

Applying to Kent 160

Archaeology, Ancient History

and Classics 34

Architecture 46

Art

Fine 51

History 50

& Philosophy of 52

Artificial Intelligence

(Computer Science) 68

Arts 48

Canterbury 191

Digital 74

Liberal 104

Media 53

Asian Studies 54

Astronomy, Space Science

and Astrophysics 128

Astrophysics, Physics with 130

Athens 17

Autism Studies 140

B

Bilingual double degrees 210

Biochemistry 58

Bioengineering 82

Biological Anthropology 40

Biology 58

Biomedical Science 59

Bioscience Technology, Applied 121

Biosciences 56

Brussels, The University of Kent, 17

Business

Accounting, Finance 60

Administration 63

and Entrepreneurship

Pathway 24

Information Technology 69

International 64

& Management 63

(top-up) 65

C

Canterbury 16, 187

accommodation 190

and the region 198

arts 191

campus 188, 190

Careers and Employability

Service 197

chaplaincy 197

College 211

food and drink 190

Information services 195

Kent Sport 192

Kent Union 192

medical centre 195

music 191

Oaks Nursery 196

security 197

Student

advice and support 195

Learning Advisory Service 194

Support and Wellbeing 196

Templeman Library 194

Career

benefits 19

prospects, enhanced 27


Service 27, 176

Canterbury 197

Medway 207

Centre for English and World

Languages (CEWL) 180

Chaplaincy

Canterbury 197

Medway 207

Chemistry 128

Forensic 129

Choosing a course and applying 160

Class hours 171

Classical & Archaeological

Studies 36

Clinical Psychology

Psychology with 134

Colleges

Kent’s 26, 190

Partner 211

Communications Engineering,

Electronic and 84

Comparative Literature 110

Computer

Science 68

Systems Engineering 83

Computing 66

Joint Honours 68

/Business Information

Technology 69

Services

Canterbury 195

Medway 206

Conflict, War and 132

Contemporary Literature 108

Conservation, Wildlife 44

www.kent.ac.uk

256

English

American and Postcolonial

Literature 109

and American Literature 108

English Language

and Linguistics 96


tuition 184

Enhanced career prospects 27

Enterprise module 177

Entrepreneurship Pathway,

Business and 24

Entry requirements

general 163

international students 165, 183

Environmental Social Sciences 41

Erasmus programme 173

Europe 18, 210

European

Economics 78

History 90

Legal Studies 102

partnerships 19, 210

placements 173

staff and students 18

Studies 96

Summer School Programme 173

university 18

Event and Experience Design 50

Exercise

for Health, Sport and 152

Management, Sport and 152

Science, Sport and 153

F

50th anniversary 4

Facilities 20

Fees

and costs 214

and funding 213


Film 86

Finance

Accounting & 62

for international students 186

Financial

Economics 78

Mathematics 114

Support Package, Kent 216

Fine Art 51

Food and drink

Canterbury 190

Medway 203

Forensic

Chemistry 129

Science 129

Foundation

courses/degrees 161, 166, 167

Programme, International 166, 182

programmes 166, 182

French 97

Funding 216

fees and 213

Government 215

for international students 186, 220

G

General entry requirements 163

German 98

Government funding 215

Global outlook, A 12

Greenwich and Kent Students’

Unions Together

(GK Unions) 26, 181, 203

Gulbenkian theatre and cinema 191

H

Health and Social Care 140

Hispanic Studies 98

History 88, 90

American Studies 32

Ancient 36

Art 50

Military 91

& Philosophy of Art 52

Honours degrees with a

foundation year 167

How to apply 160

international students 184

Human Ecology 42

I

Industry, working in 174

Information Services 194

Consultancy

Computer Science 68

Computing 69

Costs, academic 214

Course structure 169

Courses 31

Creative

Writing, English and

American Literature and 108

Credit, academic 170

Criminal Justice and

Criminology 70

Criminology 71

Cultural Studies 146

D

Deferred entry 162

Degree

pathways 170

programmes 23, 31, 160

Design

Event and Experience 50

Multimedia Technology and 74

Developmental Disabilities,

Intellectual and 141

Digital Arts 74

and Multimedia 72

Diploma programmes

(international students) 183

Drama and Theatre 76

Drill Hall Library 20, 205

E

Ecology, Human 42

Economics 78

Electronic and Communications

Engineering 84

Employability

jobs and 175

Service, Careers and 27, 176

Employment schemes, University 28

Engineering, Electronics

and Bioengineering 80

Computer Systems 83

Electronic and

Communications 84


257

Kent’s Q-Step Centre 24

KentOne card 191

L

Language, English

and Linguistics 96


tuition 184

Languages and Linguistics 94

Latin America (American Studies) 32

Law 100, 102

Legal Studies, European 102

Liberal Arts 104

Libraries 20

Drill Hall 205

Templeman 194

Linguistics, English

Language and 96

Literature

American Studies 32

Comparative 110

Contemporary 108

English

American and Postcolonial 109

and American 108

World 110

Living costs 186, 214

Locations 16

Loyalty scheme 220

M

Management,

Accounting & 62

Business & 63

in Primary Care 142

Sport and Exercise 152

Map 262

Marketing 65

Mathematics 114

Statistics and Actuarial

Science 112

and Statistics 114

Financial 114

Mature students 169

Media Arts 53

Medical

Anthropology 42

care (Medway) 206

Centre 195

Medway 16, 199

accommodation 202

campus 200, 202


Service 207

chaplaincy 207

Drill Hall Library 205

food and drink 203

IT services 206

music 203

nursery 207

Park 203

region 208

security 207

sports 203

Student

advice and support 206

Learning Advisory Service 205

life 203


students’ union 203

MidKent College 212

Military History 91

Modes of study 170

Modules 171

Multimedia Technology

and Design 74

Music 116, 118

Canterbury 191

Medway 203

Popular 119

scholarships 220

Technology 118

N

Networks (Computer Science) 68

Nuffield Q-Step Centre 24

Nursery

Canterbury 196

Medway 207

O

Open Days 260

Other locations 209

Intellectual and Developmental

Disabilities 141

International

Business 64

Development 181

entry requirements 164, 183

Foundation Programme 166, 182

opportunities 27, 171

Pathways, Kent 180

placements 173

qualifications 180

Relations, Politics and 132

representatives 180

scholarships 220

staff visits 180

students 26, 165, 179

finance 186

tuition fees 186, 214

programmes of study 182

work opportunities 175

IT Services 20

Canterbury 195

Medway 206

Italian 99

J

Jobs and employability 175

Jobshop 175

Joint honours programmes 23

Journalism 92

Junior Year Abroad (JYA) 182

Justice and Criminology,

Criminal 70

K

Kent: The UK’s European

university 18

Kent

Colleges 26, 190

Extra 24

Financial Support Package 216

International Pathways 180

representatives 180

research at 25

Sport 192

Union 26, 181, 192

www.kent.ac.uk

258

R

Returning to study 166, 169

Religious Studies 136

Research

at Kent 25

Excellence Framework (REF) 25

partners 25

Statistical Social 156

Rome 17

S

Sandwich courses 174

Science

Actuarial 114

Biomedical 59

Computer 68

Forensic 129

Space, Astronomy,

Astrophysics and 128

Sport and Exercise 153

Sciences

Environmental Social 41

Physical 126

Social 147

Scholarships 216

Security

Canterbury 197

Medway 207

Short courses 168

Social

Anthropology 43

Care, Health and 140

Health and Community Care 138

Policy 146

Psychology 134

scene 22

Sciences, Environmental 41

Sciences 147

Work 143

Societies

Canterbury 192

Medway 204

Sociology 148

Social Policy, and

Cultural Studies 144

Space Science and

Astrophysics, Astronomy, 128

Sponsored

awards 220

students 161

Sport

and Exercise

for Health 152

Management 152

Science 153

Sciences 150

Canterbury 192

Medway 203

Sports

facilities 21

scholarships 217

Therapy 154

Stages of study 170

Statistical Social Research 156

Statistics, Mathematics and 114

Student

Ambassador

Scheme 28

stipend 217

enterprise 29

experience 10

international 26

life (Medway) 203


Canterbury 196

Medway 206

Student advice and support 24, 26

Canterbury 195

Medway 206

Student Learning Advisory Service

Canterbury 194

Medway 205

Students’ union 26, 181

Canterbury 192

Medway 203

Study

Abroad scholarships 217

experience 10

modes of 170

stages of 170

Studying

abroad 18

at Kent 158

Successful future, A 14

P

Paid work at university 175

Paris, The University of Kent, 17

Part-time

degrees 161

study 168

Partner

colleges 211

school scholarships 216

Partnerships, European 19

Pharmacology and Physiology 123

Pharmacy 120, 122

Philosophy 124

of Art, History & 52

Physical Sciences 126

Physics 130

Physiology,

Pharmacology and 123

Placements, work 27, 174

Politics and International

Relations 132

Popular Music 119

Postcolonial Literature,

English, American and 109

Postgraduate study 171

Pre-sessional courses in English

for Academic Purposes 184

Primary Care, Management in 142

Professional qualifications 160

Programmes 31

degree 23, 160

diploma 183

European study 18

foundation 166, 182

of study for international

students 182

Progression routes 171

Psychology 134

Q

Qualifications 160, 163,

checks 166

international 180, 183

Quick Reference Guide 221

Q-Step Centre, The 24


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The information contained within this

prospectus is correct at the time of

going to press.

The University will use all reasonable

endeavours to deliver courses and

other services in accordance with the

descriptions set out in this prospectus.

However, the University does not provide

education on a commercial basis. It is also

largely dependent on charitable and public

funds which the University has to manage

in a way which is efficient and cost

effective in the context of the provision of

a wide range of courses and services to

a large number of students. The University

therefore reserves the right to make

variations to the contents and method of

delivery of courses and other services,

Summer School Programme,

European 173

Support

for international students 180

personal 26

Supportive community 26

Systems Engineering, Computer 83

T

Teaching, inspirational 8, 23

Technology

and Design, Multimedia 74

Applied Bioscience 121

Business Information 69

Music 118

Templeman Library 20, 194

Term dates 162

Theatre, Drama and 76

Therapy, Sports 154

Tonbridge, University

of Kent at 16, 211

Transport links

Canterbury 198

Medway 208

Transferable skills 28

Tuition fees 214


U

UCAS 160, 161

UK’s European university 18

Union, Students’ 26, 181

Canterbury 192

Medway 203

Universities at Medway 202

University

employment schemes 28

funding for students 216

scholarships 216

tours 181

University of Kent,

Brussels 17

Paris 17

at Tonbridge 16, 211

www.kent.ac.uk

to discontinue courses and other services

and to merge or combine courses, if such

action is reasonably considered to

be necessary by the University. If the

University discontinues any course, it

will use its best endeavours to provide

a suitable alternative course.

All students will be required, as a condition

of enrolment, to agree to abide by and to

submit to the procedures of the University’s

Regulations as amended from time to time.

A copy of the current Regulations is

available online at www.kent.ac.uk/

regulations

Appeals will only be considered where

the applicant believes there has been a

failure in the admissions procedure or if

the applicant believes that they have

been discriminated against unlawfully.

Complaints concerning the process should

be made in writing to the Head of the

Recruitment & Admissions Office, unless

the complaint is regarding the Head of the

Office, in which case the written complaint

should be directed to the Director of

Enrolment Management Services or the

Academic Registrar. A complaint made

by email will be accorded the same level

of thorough consideration and will be

addressed within the same timescale

as any other written complaint, normally

within 28 days of receipt.

Due to the requirements of the Data

Protection Act and the University’s policy

on disclosure, the University will only

correspond on any issue regarding an

application with the applicant themselves,

unless the applicant has provided written

permission for the University to discuss it

with another person.

For the University to operate efficiently, it

needs to process information about you for

administrative, academic and health and

safety reasons. Any offer this institution

makes to you is subject to your consent to

process such information and is therefore

a requirement before we can register

you as a student.

V

Visiting the University 260

Visas 165

Volunteering 28, 176, 204

W

War and Conflict 132

Welcome Week 26

West Kent and Ashford College 212

Wildlife Conservation 44

Work

at university 175

opportunities, international 175

placements 27, 173, 174, 210

Study Scheme 28

Working in industry 174

World Literature 110

Y

Year

abroad 160

in industry 160


Applicant Days

Applicant Days run between

December and April each year

at our Canterbury and Medway

campuses. They include a tour

of the campus, a general talk

on the University and an in-depth

school programme. You have the

opportunity to meet staff and

students from your chosen subject

and to discuss any queries you

may have about your course, your

academic school or the University

in general

If you are invited for an interview,

it will usually be held on one of

our Applicant Days. If we make

you an offer without an interview,

you will normally be able to book

for a Applicant Day via your

Applicant Portal, but this might

not always be possible. We hold

separate Selection Days for

Journalism and Social Work.

Further information

For further information about

visiting Kent and how to book your

place see www.kent.ac.uk/visit

Open Days

Canterbury

Canterbury Open Days are held

in the summer and autumn for

potential students and their

families and friends to have a

look round the campus. The day

includes a wide range of subject

displays, demonstrations and

informal lectures and seminars,

the opportunity to tour the

campus, speak to current

students and to view student

accommodation and facilities.

You can also meet staff to discuss

course options or admissions,

disability and dyslexia support,

and study skills.

Canterbury Open Days 2015

Sat 4 July

Wed 16 September

Sat 3 October

Medway

Medway Open Days are held at

our campus at Chatham Maritime

(adjacent to the Historic Dockyard)

in the summer and the autumn.

You have the opportunity to tour

the campus with current students,

view student accommodation,

speak with academic and support

staff, attend a range of subject

presentations and get advice on

admissions procedures.

Medway Open Days 2015

Sat 20 June

Sat 10 October

Laverne Cole

By busLondon Victoria to Canterbury bus

station: journey time approx 120

minutes. Canterbury bus station

to the University, regular service:

journey time approx 15 minutes.

By roadFrom London, the north and west:

M25, (M20), M2, A2. Canterbury

central ring road, A290 Whitstable

Road, St Thomas Hill, approx one

mile (1.6km) up the A290,

University entrance on right

(signposted) near top of hill.

Campus map

www.kent.ac.uk/maps/canterbury

Medway

By railLondon Victoria and Charing

Cross or Kent Coast to Chatham:


London St Pancras to Ebbsfleet

International: journey time approx

17 minutes. Ebbsfleet station is

just 30 minutes from the campus.

By roadFrom London, the north and west:

M25, M2. Follow signs for

Gillingham, then the Historic

Dockyard and Chatham Maritime

via the A289 and the Medway

Tunnel. From the east: A2, A289,

the Gillingham Northern Link

Road, follow signs for the Medway

Tunnel.

By busFrom Chatham Station to Chatham

Maritime.

Campus mapwww.kent.ac.uk/maps/ukm.html

261www.kent.ac.uk

International students

Meet us in your country

Our staff make regular visits

overseas to meet with students

who are interested in studying at

Kent. We welcome the opportunity

to meet with you in person and

would be pleased to offer you

guidance and information.

For details of upcoming visits,

please see www.kent.ac.uk/

internationalstudent/application/

meet-us-in-your-country.html

Informal visits

If you live outside of the UK you

may find it difficult to attend our

Open and Applicant Days. We are

happy to organise individual tours

of our Canterbury or Medway

campuses for you and your family

at any time of the year (advance

notice is recommended).

If you would like to arrange

a visit, please email

[email protected] with

details of when you hope to visit,

or complete the online form at

www.kent.ac.uk/informal

How to reach us

Canterbury

By railLondon (St Pancras) to

Canterbury West: journey time

approx 56 minutes. London

(Victoria) to Canterbury East:


London (Charing Cross or

Waterloo) to Canterbury West:


Inter-campus shuttle bus

A free shuttle bus service runs

between the Canterbury and

Medway campuses on a regular

basis during term time.


Canterbury

London

Liverpool

Manchester

Hull

Birmingham

Newcastle

EdinburghGlasgow

Plymouth

Cardiff

Belfast

Norwich

Bristol

Portsmouth

Brussels

Paris

EurostarFerry

Gatwick

Heathrow

Orly

Charles de Gaulle

France

United Kingdom

Belgium

Ireland

Medway

Tonbridge

Travelling time and distances to Canterbury

263www.kent.ac.uk

Belfast 530 miles 10hrs 15hrs 20mins

Birmingham 184 miles 3hrs 3hrs

Bristol 190 miles 3hrs 10mins 3hrs 35mins

Cardiff 222 miles 3hrs 40mins 4hrs

Edinburgh 450 miles 7hrs 30mins 5hrs 50mins

Glasgow 470 miles 7hrs 10mins 6hrs

Hull 243 miles 4hrs 15mins 3hrs 55mins

Liverpool 278 miles 4hrs 30mins 3hrs 50mins

London 62 miles 1hrs 20mins 1hrs 10mins

(High-Speed train 50mins)

Manchester 266 miles 4hrs 30mins 3hrs 45mins

Newcastle 330 miles 5hrs 20mins 4hrs 30mins

Norwich 160 miles 2hrs 50mins 3hrs 10mins

Plymouth 270 miles 4hrs 45mins 5hrs 10mins

Portsmouth 125 miles 2hrs 10mins 2hrs 30mins

Travelling time and distances to Medway

Belfast 505 miles 9hrs 30mins 15hrs

Birmingham 157 miles 2hrs 40mins 3hrs 20mins

Bristol 170 miles 2hrs 45mins 3hrs 40mins

Cardiff 204miles 3hrs 20mins 4hrs 5mins

Edinburgh 420 miles 7hrs 10mins 6hrs

Glasgow 440 miles 6hrs 50mins 6hrs 20mins

Hull 215 miles 3hrs 50mins 4hrs 30mins

Liverpool 250 miles 4hrs 5mins 4hrs 10mins

London 35 miles 1hrs 1hrs 10mins

Manchester 340 miles 4hrs 5mins 3hrs 45mins

Newcastle 305 miles 5hrs 4hrs 35mins

Norwich 132 miles 2hrs 35mins 3hrs 30mins

Plymouth 255 miles 4hrs 35mins 5hrs 40mins

Portsmouth 105 miles 1hrs 50mins 3hrs 30mins

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