Research at Canterbury Christ Church University exploring how agricultural waste in Kent could be transformed into sustainable construction materials has been shortlisted for two national awards.
Researchers from Canterbury Christ Church University contributed to making sports safer for children during the FIFA Men's World Cup 2026, aiming to create a lasting impact for future events.
Alumnus Charlie Tidmas celebrates the success of We'll Go Down in History, an award-winning documentary about TRUK United, a groundbreaking football club for the transgender community.
Canterbury Christ Church University is inviting artists to help bring its commitment to sustainability to life through a new public mural celebrating the vital role of wildflowers and pollinators.
Canterbury Christ Church University has been named Active University of the Year at the prestigious BUCS Conference Awards.
The University has helped bring the creative voices of young people across East Kent into print by launching a new anthology celebrating the region's landscape, culture, and heritage.
A new MenB vaccine offer is available this summer for under 25s who are starting university as undergraduates in autumn 2026.
Artwork by Canterbury Christ Church University alumni is now on display at Canterbury West Station as part of New Perspectives, a new public exhibition delivered in partnership with Southeastern.
CCCU achieved a student positivity score of 89% in this year’s National Student Survey, surpassing the national average by four points and making it the highest-rated university in Kent and Medway.
CCCU welcomed graduates and guests to its annual Alumni Awards, celebrating former students who are making an outstanding difference through their careers, research, and service to others.
Daniel Marsden has received a prestigious Churchill Fellowship, recognising his commitment to the health outcomes of people with learning disabilities.
Canterbury Christ Church University is one of the first universities to sign up to a new national charter aimed at improving support for women working in research.