Graduates in the creative arts are warmly welcomed everywhere. The UK has an employment rate of around 97 percent. This creative talent has a terrific job opportunity waiting for it. Degree holders can find rewarding work in large companies.

In 1867, the University's founding was discovered. The Maidstone College of Art was founded during that time. The college then changed its name to The Kent Institute of Art and Design, beginning its journey in 1987 alongside a number of art colleges. The organisation was first founded as a university in 2004. Finally, in the year 2008, this Art Institute receives university status and changes its name to University for the Creative Arts (UCA).

Breakdown of fee structure

The University offers Undergraduate, Postgraduate scholarships and fee discounts to assist students with the cost of their studies. UCA Creative Scholarships are given below:

UCA Creative Scholarships – Undergraduate coursesSir Ray Tindle Scholarship (up to three available)Invicta ScholarshipElaine Thomas Bursary for Care LeaversThe Elizabeth Hammond BursaryUCA Creative Scholarships – Postgraduate coursesNick Jack ScholarshipElfriede Windsor ScholarshipUCA Creative Europe ScholarshipThe international students have the opportunity to get Fee discounts

The international fee discounts for new students:

Early-bird reductionInternational Future Leaders of the Creative Industries ScholarshipsUCA Crafts ScholarshipsVice Chancellor’s ScholarshipsUCA Impact ScholarshipsThe international fee discounts for current students

Facilities and ServicesCareer-focused learning and work closely with course teamsThe latest computer technologyWell-decorated library with exhibition catalogues, e-books, archival and broadcast materialsUCA’s special creative studios and workshops reflect an ideal place for research activitiesArchives and Special Collections with abundant resources that are accessibleSpecific learning needs for disabilitiesSpacious studiosUCA has a well-decorated Libraries with up-to-date research informationTraditional craft workshopsDye labsWell-equipped art shops and modern amenitiesStudent Life

University for the Creative Arts (UCA) students get both on-campus and off-campus facilities. The halls of residence are managed by the University authority. The flats and houses are well- decorated with single study bedrooms which are self-catered. The name of the campuses are given below: