The WWW site provides information on how to obtain financial support available for students who wish to attend the conference. The conference will also include exhibitions by publishers, posters and leaflets of forthcoming events. The campus is situated on a hill overlooking the historic town of Canterbury. The campus is a short walk or bus ride from the city centre. Wander around the centre and you're sure to find a pub or restaurant to suit your taste.
Live music is played in several of the pubs throughout the week.
Canterbury has modern shopping malls for the High Street chain-stores, two swimming pools, the famous county cricket ground, the Marlowe Theatre, a cinema and night clubs. Canterbury cathedral is one of the finest examples of perpendicular gothic architecture in the world. The University of Kent was founded in 1965 at Canterbury. Canterbury city centre. Accommodation for the conference will be provided in one of the four University Colleges situated on campus about 5 minutes walk from the conference itself.