The Olympic Studies Research Centre for Safe Sport and Human Rights at Canterbury Christ Church University is is leading the way with research to support safer sporting environments.
A new postgraduate course offering the opportunity to qualify as a registered dietitian is being introduced for the first time in Kent and Medway.
CCCU students are being recognised for contributing thousands of volunteer hours to support local communities across Kent and Medway, as the University marks Student Volunteering Week 2026.
A CCCU photography graduate has enjoyed a remarkable start to her creative career, with national recognition coming just months after graduating.
The Governing Body is pleased to announce the appointment of Clive Stevens DL as Chair of the Governing Body and Pro-Chancellor of the University, from 1 August 2026.
Two prominent Kent figures have been recognised with Honorary Doctorates, celebrating their outstanding contributions to business and education.
Research using AI to make lithium-ion batteries last longer and reduce waste has received a prestigious National Research Award in Oman.
The winter season of Screen Talks begins this December, offering a vibrant mix of classic and cult films designed to spark fresh perspectives and conversations for all film lovers.
It's three years since the first all-women team of officials took charge of a football match at a men’s World Cup and research shows women referees still face sexism, abuse and threatening behaviour.
CCCU teams up with AccessAble to launch 50 Detailed Access Guides to empower and enhance student, staff and visitor experience on campus.
Join us for the latest Medway Talks open lecture, where we’ll unwrap the science behind staying healthy over the festive season.
Researchers have discovered nail patterns in Roman footwear revealing more about fashion trends and burial practices in the late Roman period.