Founded in 1965, University of Kent is one of UK’s leading public research universities with a commitment to excellence in teaching and research that has spanned five decades. Located in the UK county of Kent, a region known as ‘the Garden of England’, University of Kent boasts 2 campuses; Canterbury and Medway. Canterbury campus by itself accommodates over 16,600 students across 158 nationalities at a time in its vibrant, cosmopolitan atmosphere. The Medway Campus at Chatham Maritime is a vibrant mixture of modern and historic building, having won several awards for design excellence. The campus offers various specialist facilities such as dedicated design, production and presentation facility, state-of-the art newsroom , music rehearsal rooms, digital film-making suites and sports laboratories all housed in a unique historic setting. Similarly, University of Kent has a presence in several locations around Europe; a centre in Athens for Archaeology and Business, a specialist graduate school in Brussels, a humanities cross-disciplinary study centre in Paris, and a centre of classical antiquity in Rome.