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Study for a part-time university course in
If you’ve always wanted to push yourself that little bit further, the University of Kent offers a range of engaging part-time courses at its Tonbridge Centre, as well as at its campuses in Canterbury and Medway, including short courses and degrees
the University of Kent, to be undertaken either purely for interest or as small individual modules that build up to Certificate, Diploma and full BA (Hons) Degree level. Subjects include Literature, Creative Writing, Local History and Art History. Classes are generally of two hours’ duration, held at the same time each week in the daytime or evening.
A Short Courses
A great option if you want to learn for interest only. All courses last eight weeks, starting w/c 26 September. Course fee: £100
Impressionism Reconsidered Wednesdays 10am – 12noon
Changing Times: Literature in the 60s Thursdays 10am – 12noon
The Romance Revival and the Literature of Adventure Tuesdays 7 – 9pm
‘The Seven Ages of Man....’ Introduction to the Psychology of Human Development Thursdays 7– 9pm
In Foreign Fields: The Victorian Army, 1837 – 1901 Thursdays, 7– 9pm
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Websites for History Tuesdays 7– 9pm
Medieval Animals – Real and Mythical Fridays 10am – 12noon
Roman History and Roman Historians
Mondays 10am – 12noon
Art, Architecture and Gardens in 17th Century England Tuesdays 10am – 12noon
WIDE RANGE of Humanities part-time courses are available at
Why Kent?
The University of Kent is a leading research-intensive university in the south-east of England. The University of Kent’s teaching has been ranked by The Guardian’s 2012 University Guide as 23rd out 119 UK institutions for teaching excellence, a rise of four places from the previous year. The Guide also ranks one-third of Kent’s subjects as being in the top 12 nationally
for teaching standards. Kent is also highly rated for student support and student satisfaction.
The Centre The University Centre
Tonbridge is based in Avebury Avenue, a few minutes’ walk from the railway station and the High Street. It offers study skills and learning support programmes, and students are able to use all the facilities on
the other campuses. The flexibility of part-time studying enables many of its students to balance their studies around their work and lifestyle.
Fees for September 2011 entry, part-time: £730 pa* *From 2012, part-time tuition fees may be considerably higher but students will be entitled to a loan for their tuition fees on the same basis as full-time students.
One student’s experience...
“Everyone at the Tonbridge Centre is friendly and helpful, and the whole environment is supportive and non- threatening. I’ve made new friends, the course has opened my mind to new ideas and I’ve learnt things I hadn’t expected to. It has most definitely exceeded my expectations – I’m hooked! Now that I’ve achieved my degree, I’m looking forward to beginning an MA in September.” Sharon Turner, First-class BA (Hons), Comparative Literature
Need more information?
For more information on any of the above, see
www.kent.ac.uk/tonbridge
For friendly, practical guidance about part-time study at the University Centre Tonbridge, please contact Karon or Esther Tel: 01732 352316, Email:
tonbridgeadmin@kent.ac.uk University Centre Tonbridge, Avebury Avenue, Tonbridge, TN9 1TG
www.kent.ac.uk/tonbridge
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Didn’t get a University place this year? Consider starting a part-time degree in Tonbridge as an alternative
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