Our University started out as a teacher training college in the 1960s in response to a national shortage of teachers. Today we continue to shape our courses and research around critical social issues.
We believe in building sustainable futures by transforming individuals, creating knowledge, and enriching communities. Our strategic framework, Vision 2030, will help us to do this.
We are proud of our friendly, diverse and welcoming community. Working with us, you will enjoy a competitive salary, excellent development opportunities, and a great working environment.
Our University started out as a teacher training college in the 1960s. Today we continue to shape our courses and research around critical social issues.
We pursue excellence in higher education: transforming individuals, creating knowledge, enriching communities and building a sustainable future.
Vision 2030 is the strategic framework which will guide Canterbury Christ Church University and underpin what we do until 2030.
Discover key facts and figures about our University.
We are an important part of Kent and Medway’s past and are key to its successful future.
Canterbury Christ Church University’s Chancellor is the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Our Governing Body has ultimate responsibility for the affairs of the University.
Professor Claire Ozanne is the academic lead and Chief Executive of Canterbury Christ Church University.
The Senior Management Team report to the Vice-Chancellor and have different areas of responsibility across the University.
We believe that everyone deserves an equal opportunity to succeed, in an environment free from discrimination and where equity and inclusion thrive.
As a values-led university we’re doing all we can to ensure our education, research, and wider services contribute positively to the world around us.
The role of the Academy is to advocate for and influence our sustainable futures.
We are deeply rooted in Kent and Medway, and our strong connections across the region continue to grow and develop.
We grant Honorary Fellowships and Doctorates in recognition of outstanding service and for contributions or achievements in education or public life.
Canterbury Christ Church University is essential to the fabric and vitality of the region and the UK.
We are committed to supporting and contributing to the artistic and cultural activities of our communities and the region.
Over the decades, we have connected with thousands of organisations and people, positively impacting on millions of lives.
We want to attract talented and inspiring people, support them to succeed, and to celebrate their successes and their contribution to the University.
We are passionate about supporting colleagues to achieve personal success and realise their ambitions. We want to help you.
We value connecting people in our University community and we are committed to providing a friendly and inclusive work and social environment.
Our policies and procedures underpin the running of our University. Find out key information here.
