Students living on, or within six miles of, the Canterbury campus can register with the medical centre. Students living at Pier Quays in Medway should register with a local doctor near to their accommodation.
I’m always in the Templeman Library! It’s really fantastic.
Library and IT services
Discover more about our two libraries - the Templeman Library at Canterbury and the Drill Hall Library at Medway. We help them get started with their tech and software and provide e-inductions and digital guides. There's also plenty of help and advice from our friendly staff.
We appreciate that you may have been kept informed of your
child’s progress while they have been at school or college. All applicants to
the University of Kent are welcomed as adults (unless they are under 18 – see
below) and the Data Protection Act 1998 prevents us from sharing information
about students with you or other third parties.
University of Kent staff are unable to give any information about a student either applying for a place at the University or a student currently studying at the University, to a third party, without that student's express permission. This includes parents, spouses, siblings etc.
If your child wishes you to discuss their application with University staff, they must contact the relevant academic school to give their permission. All universities in the UK follow similar guidelines.
Students who are under 18
The University of Kent is committed to the safety and
wellbeing of all its students but has particular responsibilities in relation
to those who are under 18 years of age on entry. Such students are regarded as
children under UK law. Please refer to our Students aged under 18 page and Minimum age of admissions policy for further information.
