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Postgraduate Reviews of Courses at University of Kent

MSc Project Management

UNIVERSITY OF KENT

Kiran - March 2026

there is a place for everyone. It doesn't matter where youre from or how intro or extrovert someone is, you will always find people. and not just people there is always so much going on in the uni, to protect both your physical and mental health. couldn't ask for more read full review

Performance and Theatre Making - MA

UNIVERSITY OF KENT

Mio - March 2026

Best: Lecturers are very supportive!

Worst: It would be great if the uni was more close to the city centre so that grocery shoppings and other logistics would be more convenient. read full review

Global Healthcare Management - MSc

UNIVERSITY OF KENT

Ravi - March 2026

Best aspects :
One of the best things about studying at the University of Kent is the diverse and friendly environment. Students from many different countries study here, which makes it easy to learn about different cultures and make new friends. The campus is beautiful and peaceful, and the facilities like the library and study spaces are very helpful for students.

Worst aspects / Improvements:
Sometimes it can be difficult to find available study spaces during busy periods, and some services could respond faster to student queries. Improving the availability of study areas and speeding up student support services would make the experience even better. read full review

Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management with Professional Practice and Placement - MSc

UNIVERSITY OF KENT

Akarsh - March 2026

Coming from India, the decision to move to the UK for my Masters was something I thought about for a long time. It's a huge step financially, emotionally, everything. You second guess yourself constantly. But honestly, choosing the University of Kent for my MSc in Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management is something I will never stop being grateful for.

I remember landing and thinking okay, is this actually going to be worth it? Within the first few weeks, that question answered itself. The campus is gorgeous, Canterbury is such a lovely city to actually live in, and getting to London in an hour whenever I needed a break from studying became one of my favourite things about being here.

The course itself is brilliant. Really practical, globally focused, and the lecturers actually have real industry experience which makes such a difference. It's not just theory, you come out feeling like you actually understand how global supply chains work in the real world.

But what got me most was how looked after I felt. As an Indian student so far from home, there are days that are just hard. Missing family, adjusting to a new culture, managing everything alone. Kent's support system is genuinely there for you not just on paper. People check in, people care, and that means everything when you're thousands of miles from home. I came to Kent for a degree and I'm leaving with so much more than that.

If you're sitting anywhere right now wondering whether to take the leap — take it, because Kent is worth every bit of it. read full review

MSc Finance, Investment and Risk (Dual Award)

UNIVERSITY OF KENT

Aman - March 2026

The University of Kent stands out because of its amazing location in Canterbury, a beautiful and historic city that offers a safe and welcoming environment for students. The university provides modern infrastructure, excellent learning facilities, and a vibrant campus life. What makes it even more special is the friendly and supportive local community, where international students feel comfortable and valued. The sports centre, student societies, and active campus communities create a perfect balance between academics and personal growth. Most importantly, the university staff and professors are incredibly helpful and approachable, always supporting students in their academic journey. For me, the University of Kent is the perfect place to study, and I believe it is an excellent choice for any international student who wants to pursue a bachelor’s or master’s degree in a supportive and inspiring environment. read full review

Clinical Psychology - MSc

UNIVERSITY OF KENT

Sumayyah Bibi - March 2026

It does gave students a broader knowledge on psychology and skills to prepare for Phd and Doctorate. However, i still don’t understand why we are studying statistics at high level where exams are strict based and explanations does not try to relate it to the field of psychology! read full review

Forensic Science - MSc

UNIVERSITY OF KENT

Jasper - March 2026

Great looking campus very clean
Layout of some buildings confusing read full review

Forensic Science - MSc

UNIVERSITY OF KENT

Leigh-Ann - January 2024

The library being 24/7 access is the best thing on campus for studying as more often than not I’m in the library late into the night studying.

However the teacher support and help is absolutely atrocious. The feedback on work is not helpful whatsoever and more often than not they are hard to get in contact with when help is needed. And on top of that Hardly any assignments are explained properly and so it makes doing them 10x harder than they need to be. read full review

Biomedical Engineering - PhD

UNIVERSITY OF KENT

Kareem - January 2024

None read full review

Classical and Archaeological Studies - PhD

UNIVERSITY OF KENT

Anonymous - January 2024

Worst is how much international have to pay, PhD too. We are researchers after all.
The best is my professors. Always competent and present. read full review
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