Welcome

From day one at Kent you’ll become part of our welcoming, dynamic and diverse student community. Our student accommodation options are not only great places to live, they put this community on your doorstep. There’s always something going on and someone to talk to.

We don’t need to tell you that your university experience will be one of the most exciting times of your life. It’ll be full of firsts and new experiences, and we’re here to ensure you can make the most of your time on campus and enjoy every minute you spend living in our accommodation.

Becket Court accommodation is adjacent to Eliot College and conveniently located near the center of campus. In addition to other great benefits, these rooms come include the Flex Meal Plan.

Darwin College is a delightful self-catered accommodation situated just a little way outside the busy central hub of the Canterbury campus. This tranquil location is perfect for those who prefer a peaceful environment for their studies.

In Eliot College, each corridor houses seven students in standard and large rooms, with two showers, one toilet, and a small kitchenette shared among them.

All Keynes College Flats are en-suite with a spacious, modern kitchen, shared between flatmates, which is great for cooking and socialising. 

The Keynes Houses offer a modern and spacious kitchen that is shared among nine people, providing a great opportunity for cooking and socializing. Additionally, students share a bathroom with only one other person.

If you’re looking for convenience, Keynes College is a great option. All rooms have en-suite facilities and include the Flex Meal Plan.

This self-catered accommodation is located in the Park Wood student village, surrounded by beautiful parkland.

You can choose to live in a 5 or 6-bedroom house, which allows you to get to know your housemates well. Additionally, the accommodation is self-catered, making it perfect for those who enjoy cooking.

At Rutherford College, students usually reside in shared corridors that accommodate up to seven students. The college provides standard and large rooms to meet the varying needs of students. If you are looking for accommodation that includes some meals, then this is the perfect place for you.

Turing Flats offer modern and spacious en-suite accommodation with stunning views of Canterbury and surrounding areas. Students can enjoy their own catering outlet and social space, Hut 8.

Turing Houses are modern and spacious accommodations that come with your very own catering outlet and social space called Hut 8.

Tyler Court A is a student accommodation located on central campus. It has a study area on the ground floor and is conveniently close to the library and other campus facilities. The accommodation comes with an en-suite bathroom and a modern shared kitchen.

Tyler Court B/C provides spacious en-suite accommodations. Located in the heart of the central campus, you will be in close proximity to the main campus buildings and the central hub of the library.

Woolf College offers a comfortable and convenient accommodation option with all rooms being en-suite and self-catered. Home to its own common room, which provides you with a welcoming and relaxed space to socialize and connect with other residents.

Located just a short walk from the Medway campus, Pier Quays offers lots of opportunities to meet new people and socialise with your friends.

We are the Students’ Union for University of Kent students, which means we are here to support you on your journey – from the moment you choose Kent, to graduation and beyond. We are a registered charity completely independent from the university, run by students for students. Check us out on Instagram @kentstudentsunion to see what we get up to.

At our Welcome Week you’ll find numerous events and activities to take part in and meet like minded people, including Kent Students’ Union Big Fair, with hundreds of clubs and societies to choose from.

With a wide range of restaurants and cafes on our Canterbury campus, you’ll have no trouble finding a tasty lunch spot.

Being part of a society is a great way to make new friends. You could stick with something you know or try something new. Just go with it and see where it takes you. Can’t find what you want? Start your own.

Sustainability needs everyone taking part. At Kent we have plenty of projects, societies and initiatives to get involved with, from our community garden to BioBlitz and gleaning. We have already achieved so much, so join us, make your mark and contribute to our transition to a sustainable university, and help make the future look a little greener.