Canterbury Christ Church University’s commitment to working with local businesses, communities and supporting regional economic growth has been recognised in a national assessment for Higher Education
Canterbury Christ Church University and Discovery Park have signed a partnership agreement to help attract and retain much-needed STEM talent and attract companies and jobs to Kent and Medway.
This Refugee Week Canterbury Christ Church University staff and students join with the local community to celebrate and educate about the lives of refugees and those seeking sanctuary.
Businesses in Kent and Medway are being given the opportunity to access academic expertise and resources to help them grow and develop.
The launch of a new partnership will ensure businesses at a life science campus are in the best possible place in Kent to grow their workforce.
Researchers, innovators and energy-sector leaders met to discuss the latest developments in the movement to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 at the Kent and Medway Hydrogen Summit on 24 November.
Canterbury Christ Church University will host the first Kent and Medway Hydrogen Summit this month, alongside colleagues at the University of Kent and the University of Greenwich.
The University is pleased to support the next stage of the Universities UK #GettingResults campaign which showcases the role of higher education institutions in the UK’s recovery from Covid-19.
Canterbury Christ Church University has partnered with Global Banking School (GBS) to enable students outside of Kent to study a four-year Business and Tourism Management degree with Foundation Year.
EDGE Hub will strengthen the retention of high-quality graduate skills across sectors with a strong focus on more women and those from disadvantaged backgrounds in STEM
Canterbury Christ Church University will host a new south east hub to bridge the gap between business and education to inspire women and girls to take up STEM careers.
Canterbury Christ Church University has signed up to a new national agreement, the Knowledge Exchange Concordat, in which UK institutions will commit to develop their knowledge exchange activities.