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.
Health inequalities and ethnic vulnerabilities during COVID-19 in the UK: A reflection on the PHE reports, was cited by the Scottish government.
The University has more than doubled the proportion of world leading research produced and more than quadrupled the world-leading impact its research has on people’s lives in REF 2021 figures.
The prize was awarded to Dr Sarah Cant, in the School of Law, Politics and Social Sciences, and her colleagues from the London School of Economics and the University of Manchester.
This national festival returns after three years bringing together Cathedral Group university choirs from across England to celebrate music and provide a feast of choral music.
For the last six years, Canterbury Christ Church University and Genea Biomedx have been working collaboratively on research and knowledge exchange projects that aim to transform IVF industry practice.
Canterbury has once again received the prestigious Purple Flag award for its evening and night-time economy – and has now held the accreditation for a decade.
A recent Ofsted Inspection of the University's Apprenticeship provision has been rated ‘Good’ overall.
Canterbury Christ Church University has pledged to develop a Student Futures Manifesto – joint action between the University and its students to tackle the problems caused by the pandemic.
Students and staff came together to plant 400 saplings at the University’s Canterbury Campus, celebrating both the institution’s Diamond Jubilee and Her Majesty The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Staff and students came together this week to mark the launch of the Academy for Sustainable Futures.
Vice-Chancellor has expressed his support for the people of Ukraine and outlined what the University is doing to support its students, staff, and community.