Student Accommodations near University of Kent, Canterbury

Pavilion Court is the closest off-campus student accommodation near University of Kent.

Ensuite and shared rooms are popular among various student apartments near University of Kent. The best student accommodation Canterbury allows students to ensure they have enough space!

Canterbury West station is a 20-minute walk and is the closest railway station to the university. This station helps students travel easily to their Canterbury student accommodation.

You should book your off-campus housing near University of Kent 6-9 months before starting the academic year.

The average distance of the amber student accommodation near University of Kent is 2 miles.

Canterbury University of Kent has a great atmosphere, and it offers on-campus accommodation too! However, students prefer the freedom of living off-campus. This also allows students to pick their apartment according to the facilities they want. Private student rooms near the University of Kent start from £116 per week, with most properties within 2 miles of the campus. Students get a variety of options like studios, non-ensuite apartments, and ensuite apartments. Top picks include Riverside and Alma Court. They provide easy access to the uni, grocery stores, & amenities.

The University of Kent was established in 1965 and is based in Canterbury. It enrols around 18,000–20,000 students. Class sizes range from 20 to 100 students. The university offers programmes in Business, Law, Humanities, Social Sciences, Computing, & Sciences. The main intake is in September, with some courses offering a January start. Students usually arrange off-campus accommodation near the university, like Parham Student Village & Canterbury Student Village. The university is ranked 397th in the QS World Rankings.

Finding the right student accommodation near University of Kent is important for a comfortable student experience. Platforms like amber make the search easier by offering a range of housing options close to the university. Students can choose from studios, as well as 1-bedroom & 2-bedroom apartments, based on their needs.
1. Parham Student Village: (4.5/5) - “It is a great accommodation for students from all over the world with modern interiors, helpful and approachable services. I was especially amused by the events they organise. It has helped to build new connections other than the university.” - From £116 per week.
2. Canterbury Student Village: (5/5) - “Great accommodation, such friendly staff, and also always good service from the office and nice facilities. Never had an issue with this accommodation. Would definitely recommend!” - From £147 per week.
3. Riverside: (5/5) - “It is an organised, clean place with an excellent infrastructure. The staff is wonderfully professional, very helpful, and always willing to help. Thank you, amber Team! :)” - From £175 per week.
4. Canterbury Student Manor: (5/5) - “In my time here, I felt as if I were living in a luxurious hotel. The scenery from the building is beautiful, and it's so close to the university that it's almost like a bonus.” - From £180 per week.
5. Alma Court: (4.9/5) - “Everything about Alma Court is great. The staff and other residents are very welcoming and are really supportive. There are lots of social and study areas where Wi-Fi is available. There are also events being hosted by the staff, which makes this accommodation special from others.” - From £191 per week.

The University of Kent Canterbury campus is located on St Thomas ' Hill overlooking the city. It is about a 10–15-minute bus ride from Canterbury West railway station. Nearby bus stops on campus are served by routes including Uni1 and Uni2. They connect the university to the city centre and nearby areas. This helps students travel easily.

At the University of Kent, students take part in a range of clubs and activities through the Students’ Union. The Kent Union organises career fairs, networking events, workshops, & social activities. Students can join societies such as the Business Society, Law Society, Computing Society, & Economics Society. There are also sports clubs, including football, rugby, hockey, & netball, along with cultural societies & volunteering opportunities.