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Download Kent Exhibitor List (51.4 Stand number Exhibitor Name 1 Aberystwyth University 4 AECC University College 5 Anglia Ruskin University 6 Arts University Bournemouth 7 Aston University 8 Bangor University 10 Bath Spa University 14 BIMM 72 Birkbeck, University of London 13 Bishop Grosseteste University 15 Bournemouth University 129 Brighton Film School 18 Brunel University London 21 Bucks New University 22 University of Cambridge 23 Canterbury Christ Church University 31 Cardiff Metropolitan University 24 Cardiff University 68 City, University of London 36 Coventry University 33 Coventry University London 34 De Montfort University 38 Durham University 42 Edge Hill University 41 Edge Hotel School 44 Edinburgh Napier University 46 Falmouth University 73 Goldsmiths, University of London 51 Hadlow College 52 Harper Adams University 53 Hartpury University Centre 54 Heriot-Watt University 57 Hult International Business School 58 Imperial College London 61 Keele University 74 King's College London 70 Kingston University 63 Lancaster University 80 Leeds Beckett University 81 Leeds Trinity University 83 Liverpool Hope University 84 Liverpool John Moores University 85 London Metropolitan University 86 London School of Business and Management 87 London South Bank University 88 Loughborough University 90 Manchester Metropolitan University 91 Middlesex University London 92 Midkent College 97 New College of the Humanities 93 Newcastle University 100 North Kent College 96 Greater Brighton Metropolitan College 98 Northumbria University, Newcastle 95 Norwich University of the Arts 101 Nottingham Trent University 103 Oxford brookes University 104 Pearson College London 106 Pearson College London - Escape Studios 108 Plymouth College of Art 107 University of Plymouth 75 Queen Mary University of London 110 Queen's University Belfast 111 Ravensbourne 113 Regent's University London 114 Richmond the American International University in London 115 Royal Agricultural University 76 Royal Holloway University of London 77 Royal Veterinary College, University of London 118 SAE Institute 120 Sheffield Hallam University 78 SOAS University of London 124 South Essex College University Centre 122 Southampton Solent University 71 St. George's University of London 125 St Mary's University Twickenham 135 Swansea University 133 Teesside University 3 The Academy of Contemporary Music 59 The London Institute of Banking & Finance The Medway School of Pharmacy 69 The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama 20 The University of Buckingham 89 The University of Manchester 119 University of Sheffield 137 UCFB 79 UCL 67 University of Lincoln 136 University of South Wales 32 University Centre Colchester 105 University Centre Peterborough 37 University for the Creative Arts 2 University of Aberdeen 9 University of Bath 11 University of Bedfordshire 12 University of Birmingham 16 University of Brighton 17 The University of Bristol 25 University of Chester 30 University of Chichester 35 University of Dundee 39 UEA - University of East Anglia 40 University of East London 43 University of Edinburgh 45 University of Essex 47 University of Exeter 48 University of Glasgow 49 University of Gloucestershire 50 University of Greenwich 55 University of Hertfordshire 56 University of Hull 62 University of Kent 64 University of Law 65 University of Leeds 66 University of Leicester 82 University of Liverpool 94 University of Northampton 99 University of Nottingham 102 University of Oxford 109 University of Portsmouth 112 University of Reading 116 University of Roehampton 117 University of Salford 121 University of Southampton 123 University of St Andrews 126 University of Stirling 127 University of Strathclyde 128 University of Suffolk 130 University of Sunderland 131 University of Surrey 132 University of Sussex 134 University of Wales Trinity Saint David 139 University of Warwick 138 University of West London 140 University of Westminster 141 University of Winchester 142 University of Worcester 144 University of York 19 UWE Bristol 60 West Kent and Ashford College 143 Writtle University College 145 York St John University Non FE/HE Exhibitors 28 Army 27 ICAEW 26 National Apprenticeship Service 146 Naval Services & RFA 29 UCAS.
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