The School of Allied and Public Health Professions at Canterbury Christ Church University has joined with NHS England to develop a new standards and framework to support Allied Health professionals.
Professor Juan Méndez, a distinguished human rights lawyer and advocate, opened an international conference hosted by Canterbury Christ Church University’s Centre for Policing Research.
A new report has highlighted how a decline in local and community media is producing a growing trend of ‘media deserts’ across Europe that is undermining local democracy and inclusivity.
Researchers at the University have received funding from the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) to investigate how best to support people who experience psychosis.
A novel programme for the self-management of type 2 diabetes has been recognised with a nomination in the national Quality in Care (QiC) Diabetes awards.
John Tidmas, Senior Lecturer in Diagnostic Imaging, in the School of Allied and Public Health Professions, has been awarded Clinical Lecturer of the Year at JCA’s Radiography Awards 2023.
Canterbury Christ Church University academics are showcasing how their research is helping us to make sense of being human as part of a national festival of humanities.
Dr Kristy Howells, Reader in Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences, has recently achieved world champion status.
Canterbury Christ Church University has been ranked 25th of higher education institutions in England committed to increasing social mobility.
Canterbury Christ Church has been ranked a ‘Gold Tier’ university in an annual UK study of the sector’s sustainability credentials.
KMMS has been awarded seven Integrated Academic Training (IAT) Fellowships as part of the National Institute of Health Research IAT Competition 2024/5.
Abi Walters, a dedicated Sport Scholar, has recently achieved a remarkable milestone by becoming a member of the British Bobsleigh Team.