Originally founded in 1965, the University of Kent is a forward-thinking research institution committed to the power of education, and one that ranks among the world’s top 100 universities. Its academic schools continue to produce world-class, cutting-edge research, and the university holds some of the highest satisfaction rates in the UK. Moreover, with its extensive ties with Paris, Brussels, Athens and Rome, it is often referred to as “The UK’s European University”, as it marks one of the few UK-based universities to successfully create strong, meaningful connections with institutions across Europe. It is perhaps unsurprising then that over 94% of Kent graduates were either in work or pursuing further study six months after graduation. The wide range of course offerings, including Architecture, the Arts, English and Languages, as well as exciting study abroad and year-in-industry opportunities, makes it an excellent institution to pursue further study.