News

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.

New video helps young people experiencing psychosis

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.

Athletes may have more than twice the risk of irregular heart rhythm

Athletes appear to be almost two and half times more likely than non-athletes to experience irregular heart rhythms (atrial fibrillation).

Universities have a leading role in nation’s recovery from pandemic

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.

NICER research contributes to the future of RE in schools

A report published today by Ofsted identifying what it believes are the key factors for a successful RE curriculum has drawn upon research by CCCU's National Institute for Christian Education (NICER).

Independent Sexual Violence Advisers (ISVAs) are being overwhelmed with caseloads causing psychological distress

A new report published today (12/5) makes recommendations to government to improve national guidance and wellbeing support for Independent Sexual Violence Advisers (ISVAs).

Mental Health Nursing student starts up talking therapy service following success of trial during lockdown

A third-year Mental Health Nursing student, who set up his own check in and chat service last year to support elderly and vulnerable people, has now received investor backing and support.