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Firstly, on-campus we have Woolf College (postgrad only) which is where a large percentage of postgrad students will live - I know quite a few people who live/have lived here and absolutely love it, as you're surrounded by other master's/PhD students. It's quite seperate from the undergrad accommodation, yet pretty much in the centre of campus which is quite nice. There is also some studio flat options in other buildings, such as Keynes Studio Flats, but these are within undergrad accommodation blocks.
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In terms of off campus, there are also a load of different possibilities:
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Student houses (Unihomes) - a lot of people do this, you can find people to share with on Kent facebook pages, maybe even asking others that will be on your course? These will often have bills included so will be a pretty affordable option
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Private renting (Rightmove etc) - I have a few friends who rent flats with one or two other people, however this is often the most expensive option
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Private student accommodation - there are quite a few options in Canterbury, including CRM students (this is quite a popular one) and Now Students. However, it's important to note that most of the private student accommodation is actually quite far away from Kent - most of it is much closer to the other uni in Canterbury (Canterbury Christchurch).
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