CCCU team selected for Health x AI Hackathon at Google HQ
A team from Canterbury Christ Church University has been selected from more than 400 applications to take part in a Health x AI Hackathon at Google’s headquarters in London.
A team from Canterbury Christ Church University has been selected from more than 400 applications to take part in a Health x AI Hackathon at Google’s headquarters in London.
CCCU has climbed 34 places in this year's Guardian University Guide, making it one of the UK’s fastest-rising universities in the guide.
A major new initiative aimed at helping South East businesses strengthen their robotics and automation skills has secured more than £200,000 in funding.
Canterbury Christ Church University has awarded Honorary Doctorates to public service leader Judith Armitt DL and BAFTA-winning actor Mia McKenna-Bruce at its autumn graduation ceremonies.
Canterbury Christ Church University academic, Dr Scott Turner, is part of the National Teaching Repository team that has received a 2026 Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence from Advance HE.
Canterbury Christ Church University has climbed 11 places in the latest Daily Mail University Guide 2027, to 82nd overall, up from 93rd last year, with strong results in teaching and student support.
Canterbury Christ Church University has been ranked among the top 20 universities in England for social mobility, according to new data from the Social Mobility Commission.
Research from Canterbury Christ Church University is helping inform European reports about how electric vehicle batteries can be given a second life, reducing waste and supporting renewable energy.
The Student Green Office has been named a finalist in the Student Engagement category of the Green Gown Awards 2026, recognising its work empowering students to lead sustainability projects.
Millie Peckham, a second-year BEng Product Design Engineering student, has won a design award for her sustainable solution for packaging.
Dr Susan Kenyon has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship, the UK's most prestigious teaching excellence award.
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.