If you have received an offer for postgraduate study with us this September, you can find out more about Politics and International Relations at Kent and academic and student community here.
We are at the forefront of contemporary politics and international studies. We are a dynamic place to study with international links. Our taught and research postgraduate programmes explore key issues of the world today. You are taught by world-leading experts who use innovative teaching to engage you with their latest research.
KCWA is a discussion forum, created by and for, early career researchers who want to shape the future.
What can our Master's Programmes Offer you?
Our self-contained Canterbury campus provides a welcoming environment and a close-knit student community. Campus life revolves around six colleges -we are based in Keynes college, as well as the Templeman Library, the Gulbenkian arts centre, the Venue, our own nightspot and the Mandela Building (home of Kent Union) – all set among green and tranquil open spaces.
The historic city is now a warm and lively hub for two universities and an art school and a 25-minute walk from campus. London is an hour away by high-speed train and we're also the closest UK city to mainland Europe, so you can be in Paris in two hours.
If you have any queries about studying Politics and International Relations at Kent, please feel free to email information@kent.ac.uk and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
The University of Kent has a multi-million pound scholarship fund to support our postgraduates.
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