University of Kent Ranking 2025: Global, National, & Subject Rankings

• This is the most difficult part of the journey. 80% of the students are not getting jobs after graduation, but if you work on your skills and just not depend on your degree, start early applications, start networking, and start internships or certifications, these all will help in the future when you complete your master's. Build connections with people who can refer your work on your CV drafting, which is ATS-friendly and UK-compliant.

• I found my accommodation through the Rightmove website. The monthly rent was £450.
• The main challenge was providing a guarantor for the rent, and there are many websites that provide this kind of paid service, which can't provide a guarantee for the rent. I used your guarantor website for me to provide a guarantee for my 11 months of rent guarantee.

• The UK doesn't typically have campus recruitment; however, Universities host career fairs and have a dedicated careers and employment team to aid in getting a job. I have talked to career counselors several times.
• Students will typically have to attend networking events and apply to jobs online. the average graduate salary depends on the sector, but typically, 25000-35000 pounds is the starting salary.

• My accommodation was always provided by university but it was very expensive. Depending on the accommodation, it can range from 150 to 225 GBP a week.

• Getting a full time job in UK is very difficult nowadays because of very less openings. But now the UK has started the Post study work visa concept that gives students and opportunity to work and settle in UK. The acceptance rate in full time job is UK is 30-40% but again it is dependent on the opportunities.
• For graduate and post graduate students the average salary range is £30000 to £40000/year.
• There are multiple websites for students to apply for the Full time jobs, they can apply through campus recruitment, Networking with industry professionals and directly to the company websites.
• Almost every company has the graduate level openings, major companies are ofcom, vodafone, Airbus, PWC, Deloitte etc.

• I opted for the on-campus accommodation. I applied for it through the University website. There are multiple options available for accommodation on-campus, aspiring students can check and opt as per their requirements. Rent starts from £7000 to £10000 depending on the room size. All the hostels are very clean, rooms are spacious, common sharing kitchen and common hangout area.
• All rooms are equipped with a bed, mattress, study area, a revolving chair, attached restroom and high speed internet both wireless and wired.
• I didn't find any difficulties while searching for the accommodation, it was very smooth.
• I would recommend going for on-campus accommodation, because it has everything like a shopping complex, cafe, chilling area with friends and University have its own security department.
• All the schools and classes were very near to the accommodation.

Usually, students get a job easily if they have hands-on experience in the real world and the average salary is £21000/annum. Students can find jobs through career fairs held at university. Lowest salary offer would be £18000 and highest £30000

• I was living on campus, so the selection of accommodation was made through the University's accommodation website out of the many options available, selecting the one that was at a prime location was tough, but for the first-year students, we get confirmed places on campus, while for others it is a first come first serve system for the university.
• Accommodations off campus are available to browse through a website like amber students. As my application for the accommodation went smoothly, getting a place was easier than expected.

Forensic science is a course which intrigues me and due to a personal walk in crime scene investigation. My interest in the field increased even more. I personally think this subject is now becoming demanding.