University’s outstanding Estates and Facilities team is shortlisted for national award

Canterbury Christ Church University’s Estates and Facilities team has been shortlisted for a THE Award 2021.

Biosciences and Music graduate features in Forbes Under-30 listing

This year, Tremaine Richard Noel, achieved a prestigious Forbes Under-30 listing, an accolade which celebrates some of the world's most entrepreneurial young minds.

Exploring Kent’s medieval animals project secures National Lottery support

An exciting new heritage project for families and young people exploring East Kent's real and imaginary medieval animals starts this month.

University launches major new partnership with Global Banking School (GBS)

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.

Majority of councils in Kent and Medway support students at new Medical School

Our local councils in Kent and Medway have been quick to recognise the impact the new Kent and Medway Medical School (KMMS) will have on their communities.

Celebrating our hidden history

Dr Sam Vale has produced Latent: A Hidden History. A collection of re-purposed images depicting fleeting moments between men in and around Margate, at a time when homosexuality was illegal.

Sidney De Haan Research Centre secures major funding from the Oak Foundation

The Sidney De Haan Research Centre for Arts and Health has secured a new grant from the Oak Foundation for a six-year period - September 2020 to August 2026.

Christ Church alumna Grace Balsdon wins Olympic Hockey Bronze

Grace was an Elite Christ Church Sport Scholar from 2011- 2014, receiving a bursary and support from the University to help her balance studies alongside her sporting schedule.

New charter reinforces our commitment to mental health

Canterbury Christ Church University is one of 32 institutions across the UK to join the new Student Minds University Mental Health Charter Programme.

Pioneering research in Diagnostic Radiography

For more than 30 years Dr Keith Piper has been leading and developing pioneering research in Diagnostic Radiography.

Final year student wins Student Journalist of the Year award

Third-year Multimedia Journalism student, David Applin, has won this year’s IRN Student Journalist of the Year award.

New video helps young people experiencing psychosis