Canterbury is a typical historic English city located in the county of Kent in the southeast of England. It is one of the most visited cities in the UK. The city centre is dominated by Canterbury Cathedral - the oldest Cathedral in England.  It is an impressive building with plenty of ornate details and stained glass windows. There are also the ancient ruins of St. Augustine’s Abbey, St. Martin’s Church and the Norman Castle and these represent the city’s history, heritage and culture. The city has vibrant leisure attractions including fine restaurants, welcoming pubs and quaint cafes. The city centre is a pedestrianised area with charming black-and-white Victorian houses. There is also a great selection of shops. Canterbury is very close to the beautiful beaches of Whitstable and Herne Bay as well as stunning English countryside.

Plus hold their summer courses at the University of Kent.  The University is set in 450 acres of parkland and is less than a 25-minute walk from the city centre. It is situated on a hill and has a stunning views of the Cathedral. There are various modern buildings surrounded by green open spaces, fields and forests. The campus is self-contained and includes all the necessary amenities such as bars, shops, a sports centre, a bookshop and bus stops. It is an open campus but very safe and offers 24-hour security. The sports facilities are excellent with multi-purpose halls, squash courts, a climbing wall, playing fields and many others.

Campus Highlights/ Facilities

• - Green open spaces with beautiful views over the city
• - Outdoor playing fields and an artificial football pitch
• - Tennis courts
• - Multi-purpose sports hall
• - On-site cinema
• - On-site bus stops
• - On- site cafes, bars, a gift shop and supermarket
• - Wi-Fi for students and staff.