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French

University of Kent

Canterbury, England, United Kingdom•QS 2027 #415

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French is a doctorate in Linguistics & Language Studies programme taught at University of Kent in Canterbury, United Kingdom. Tuition for international students is GBP 19,300 per year (GBP 5,238 per year for local students).

At a glance

Degree: Doctorate
Field: Linguistics & Language Studies
Local tuition: GBP 5,238 / year
International tuition: GBP 19,300 / year

We have no an application deadline on record for this programme yet — see the official programme page. — it helps other students.

Last checked September 2026 · Source: kent.ac.uk · How we collect data ·

Program details

Requirements

Admission Requirements: 2.2 or above

About University of Kent

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Type: University
Control: Public
Campus setting: Suburban
Founded: 1964
Students: 16,070
QS rank: #415
Programs: 247
Location: Canterbury, England, United Kingdom
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Frequently asked questions

What degree does French award?

University of Kent awards a Doctorate in the field of Linguistics & Language Studies on completion of this programme.

How much does French cost?

Tuition for international students is GBP 19,300 per year (GBP 5,238 per year for local students).

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