Mechanical Engineering student Rebekkah Astbury is spending International Women in Engineering Day with the Red Bull racing team gaining a unique experience and insight into the secretive world of F1.
New techniques in the latest 3D printing technology are being explored to help improve processes used to purify and provide fresh water to parts of Egypt.
A group of first year Engineering students have won a £3,000 prize fund for their design of a new high security lock for commercial vehicles.
Inspiring Minds, the University’s pioneering programme designed to encourage and support students to study STEM subjects, has won the prestigious NEON Widening Access Initiative (Outreach) Award.
An inspirational programme designed by staff at Canterbury Christ Church University that supports and encourages local students to study STEM subjects has been nominated for a prestigious award.
Dr Anne Nortcliffe, the University's Founding Head of School for Engineering, Technology and Design, has won Executive Leader of the Year at the Engineering Talent Awards, 2021.
Dr Anne Nortcliffe, the University's first Head of School for Engineering, Technology and design, has been nominated for an Engineering Talent Award.
Canterbury Christ Church University is supporting Universities UK's economic and social recovery campaign #GettingResults to help people and businesses recover from the damage caused by the pandemic.
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 will continue to fund and support Primary Engineer’s Structures and Mechanisms with Basic Electrics course for teachers and their pupils in schools across Kent.
Canterbury Christ Church University’s new multi-million-pound facility for STEM education will be named the Verena Holmes Building, in honour of one of the country’s most pioneering female engineers.