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School of Economics, University of Kent
Canterbury is a university town with around 55,200 inhabitants. The city belongs to the county of Kent in the south-east England.
The University of Kent was founded in 1965 and has around 20,000 students. The university is has a very strong international profile with experienced in accomodating international exchange students.
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| Country, Location | United Kingdom, Canterbury |
| Available Exchange/ Level | 6 Students/ Bachelor and Master |
| Department/ Subject Area | School of Economics/ Economics and Finance, only |
| Exchange Period | Autumn Term or Spring Term only Autumn Term plus the English/Academic Skills programme Two terms: Autumn and Spring Term or Spring and Summer Term Three terms: Autumn, Spring and Summer Terms (undergraduates only) |
| Semester Calendar | The academic calendar is divided as follows (in year 25/26): Pre-sessional skills programme: 15-26 September 2025 (Welcome Week: 29 September- 3 October 2025) Autumn Term: 6 October-12 December 2025 Spring Term: 12 January to 20 March 2026 Summer Term: 13 April to 19 June 2026 |
| Course catalog | Module Catalogue |
| Language and Requirements |
C1 in teaching language required (EN) For a stay of <6 months: a DAAD certificate is sufficient. Please check the information regarding Brexit. |
| Coordinator and contacts (Marburg) | |
| Contact Host University | International Office |
| Further Information |
Important! Students will be nominated at the School of Economics, partner faculty according to agreement, and will be able to choose courses from this faculty (Economics, Methods and Finance) only. On case-by case and goodwill basis Business Administration students with very good academic records can be admitted to the Kent Business School (KBS) or to selected KBS courses, subject to the approval of the KBS. In Kent the academic year is divided into 3 terms. Each term is 9 weeks long, followed by a one-week examination period. The normal credit load for each term consists of two modules worth 20 Kent credits (10 ECTS) each. However, it is also possible to take 3 courses in one term and thus achieve 30 ECTS. Please note that the number of funded days for England is shorter than for the other Erasmus partner universities (due to Brexit). This means that a mobility of two terms and even more so a mobility of three terms cannot be financed for the entire stay. Tuition fees are also not charged if the number of days financed is exceeded Admission and Academic Requirements:
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