Kent or Royal Holloway?

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The course is accredited by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT.

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The course is comprised of some compulsory and many optional modules. You can explore the current modules available in the section 'what you'll study'. Current students have the option of modules in Programming, Algorithms, Video Games Development, and Software Engineering Practice, and more. Modules may change from year to year but the current modules give a good idea of what you might study.

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Students engage in tutorials, workshops, group work, lectures, seminars, and independent study too.

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The School of Computing has some great facilities including 3D printers, a laser cutter, and spaces for students to work on projects or independent learning.

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You'll study at Canterbury Campus, which is a lovely campus has everything you'll need all in walking distance. Students can find student support, the library, cafes and places to eat, and lecture/teaching rooms in walking distance so the campus is great if you like everything in one place. The campus also has lots of green spaces, has a club called the venue, and places for students to meet up. Lastly, the campus and campus accommodation is only a short car or bus ride from Canterbury centre which has some lovely cafes, green spaces, shops and places to eat.

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There is also a range of accommodation available to students, you can browse the options here.

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If you have any specific questions about the course then let me know and I'll try my best to find someone who can answer them😊

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I've loved my time here at Kent. I've been able to engage in part-time work which fits around my studies through the student ambassador scheme, and through Kent Jobshop. These schemes have worked around my schedule and availability, and has allowed me to develop some great skills alongside my studies, as well as some extra money!

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Kent has a Careers and Employability service which I have made use of. The service is great for asking questions about future careers and exploring different options. Kent also has a Student Support and Wellbeing service which I have also used. They are a very friendly and approachable on hand to support students with their studies. I've also had an ILP (Inclusive Learning Plan) throughout my studies, which puts support in place for my health condition. Let me know if you want more info on ILP's🙂

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Kent also has lots of Societies for students to join. You can explore student groups here!