Canterbury Christ Church University

Founded in 1962, Canterbury Christ Church University is a top-tier public university for higher education in Canterbury, England. The University has affiliations with the Cathedrals Group, MillionPlus, and the Universities at Medway, as well as the Church of England. Spread across 76 hectares of land, the University's main campus has excellent architecture at North Holmes in Canterbury, and other campuses are located around the city. The University provides a range of courses through its five colleges: education; business; law; engineering; science; arts, health, and human development. It provides a wide range of undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees, and doctoral degree programs in multiple disciplines such as humanities, creative arts, social sciences, business, law, health, medical sciences, social work, education, and applied sciences. The top courses offered by the University are M.B.A., M.S., M.A., B.E., B.H.M., etc. The University has multiple facilities on its campuses for its students, including a sports center, housing facility, offices of the students' union, food outlets, and more than 100 student clubs and societies related to academics, recreational activities, and cultural and political interests. It also provides job opportunities, workshops for placements, resume writing classes, group discussions, and mock interviews for the students. The University offers on-campus housing facilities with various amenities to its international students in 10 residential halls and apartments. It also provides accommodation scholarships to its students. The hostel and meal expenses cost approximately GBP 5,711 per year. The institution charges a tuition price for its programmes that ranges from £10,646 to $21,775. The University offers several types of awards, grants, and scholarships to international aspirants as well as domestic students.