CCCU among first signatories to new Women in Research Charter
Canterbury Christ Church University is one of the first universities to sign up to a new national charter aimed at improving support for women working in research.
Canterbury Christ Church University is one of the first universities to sign up to a new national charter aimed at improving support for women working in research.
The Universities at Medway and Medway Council have joined forces to deliver a new vision to drive growth and strengthen Medway’s higher education.
Visitors looking for something different to do in Kent this summer can explore Charles Dickens through a new digital trail developed by Canterbury Christ Church University academics and partners.
Students from across East Kent showcased their creativity in a new exhibition, Connection, Place, Belonging, developed through the East Kent Schools Together (EKST) partnership.
Dr Agnes Gulyas, Professor in Media and Communications, at Canterbury Christ Church University, has been appointed to the government’s new Local News Fund Steering Board.
Canterbury Christ Church University’s Library Services team has won a national award for excellence.
A Victorian prison escape room is one of the activities coming to Dover this autumn as part of the Being Human Festival, offering visitors a chance to experience history in a truly immersive way.
Canterbury Christ Church University and North Kent College have formed a new partnership to support aspiring health and social care professionals.
More than 1,600 local students from 49 schools across east Kent have taken part in the region’s largest ever science jamboree organised by STEM Hub at CCCU.
Starting university is an exciting time, knowing you are going to study a subject you are passionate about and joining a new, vibrant community.
Brand new for 2026, Canterbury Christ Church University's Estates, Facilities and Sport Directorate has appointed East Kent Mencap as its Charity of the Year.
Canterbury Christ Church University and Kent Cricket are pleased to announce the extension of their long-standing partnership, with the University continuing as Women’s Cricket Headline Partner.