•  This is an IU-Administered Program
•  Academic Year or Semester Program at the University of Kent

• Full range of university courses in the humanities, social sciences, math, and physical sciences
• Course restrictions: 2nd year Psychology modules (Level 5); practical Drama modules restricted to Drama majors; School of Engineering and Digital Arts
• Most ECON, CHEM, MATH, and PHYS courses are not available for the fall-only term. Check with study abroad advisor to determine availability of these modules before applying
• 300-acre campus
• Ideal for students to take courses in their major and/or minor
• All classes taken with British students
• 10-24 IU students

Course Load

• 16 IU credits per semester (equivalent to 60 Kent credits)
• Students choose modules (word for 'courses' at Kent) in their Catalogue of Modules for short-term study.
  • Note: IU students may not enroll in modules on the Medway campus. This information can be found in the Catalogue of Modules.
• Modules typically carry 15 or 30 Kent credits (equates to 4 or 8 IU credits respectively); students select a combination of classes for 60 Kent credits per term.

Course Equivalencies: Please see the Canterbury-IU course equivalency list for program enrollment requirements and a list of IU course equivalencies that students have received in the past.

• Program Website
• Canterbury-IU Handbook
• Getting Started Handbook
• Diversity, Identity, and Accessibility Resources

• Student Evaluation Responses

• Single room in university apartment shared with 3-4 other students
• Single room in one of the residential colleges
• Visit the University of Kent's Accomodation Services website for details.

You may apply if you:

• are an undergraduate student at any Indiana University campus who is making normal academic progress
• are in at least your fourth full-time semester of college (or fifth semester for spring-only option)
• have significant background (9-12 credits) in a field you can pursue at Kent
• have approximately a 3.0 cumulative GPA

Students must have a passport valid for six months beyond program's end date.

Students must be able to demonstrate flexibility, resilience, and self-reliance.

Complete eligibility criteria and selection criteria are outlined within the Academic Policies and Procedures of the Office of Overseas Study. Selection is based on maturity, seriousness of purpose, and appropriateness of match between program and applicant. Students on disciplinary probation during program period are ineligible.

Academic Year 2022-2023

• Fees paid to IU: (academic fees, health insurance, orientation)
  • Indiana resident: $12,957
  • Non-resident: $29,154
• Room & meals in England: $7,700 - $13,420
• See IU Fee Sheet for additional cost and payment details

Airfare, personal expenses and vacation travel additional.Initial prepayment of $500 due March 15, 2022.

Fall 2022

• Fees paid to IU: (tuition, health insurance, orientation) 
  
  • Indiana resident: $7,774
  • Non-resident: $17,492
• Room & meals in England: $4,940 - $7,474
• See IU Fee Sheet for additional cost and payment details

Airfare, personal expenses and vacation travel additional.Initial prepayment of $500 due March 15, 2022.

Spring 2021

Financial Aid and Scholarships:

• Most IU scholarships, grants and loans applicable to program costs.
• Overseas Study Scholarships, including Minority Scholarships and Scholarships for Students from IU campuses other than Bloomington.

• IU Scott C. Schurz Pell Match Study Abroad Scholarships for resident undergraduate students with a Pell grant

• IU Sheona K. Mackenzie & Neil D. Theobald Study Abroad Scholarship of $2,250. (All students who submit applications for Overseas Study Program-Specific Scholarships will be considered.)

Please see our financial aid page for general information and links to additional scholarship opportunities.