Prestigious national award honours Dr Susan Kenyon's outstanding contribution to teaching
Dr Susan Kenyon has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship, the UK's most prestigious teaching excellence award.
06 August 2026
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Professor Agnes Gulyas appointed to government’s Local News Fund Steering Board
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.
24 June 2026
Giving every child a voice: South East at the heart of a new National Oracy Forum
A new National Oracy Forum for the South East has been launched at the Houses of Parliament by Canterbury Christ Church University.
26 March 2026
Canterbury Christ Church University strengthens role in police education through new Metropolitan Police partnership
The Police Education Consortium has secured a contract with the Metropolitan Police Service to deliver the Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship, training around 300 recruits each year.
25 March 2026
University secures further funding for inclusive sport research
Canterbury Christ Church University has secured new funding from the World Anti-Doping Agency to develop more accessible anti-doping education for athletes with intellectual impairments.
05 March 2026
Olympic Research Centre leads the way in safe sport and human rights
The Olympic Studies Research Centre for Safe Sport and Human Rights at Canterbury Christ Church University is is leading the way with research to support safer sporting environments.
19 February 2026
Celebrating student volunteering
CCCU students are being recognised for contributing thousands of volunteer hours to support local communities across Kent and Medway, as the University marks Student Volunteering Week 2026.
09 February 2026
Women referees still face sexism and abuse
It's three years since the first all-women team of officials took charge of a football match at a men’s World Cup and research shows women referees still face sexism, abuse and threatening behaviour.
01 December 2025
Driving innovation in political studies
Dr Susan Kenyon’s leadership in innovative teaching and commitment to enhancing student experience in political studies is recognised in a national role.
10 October 2025
Elite athletes less likely to report abuse and harassment in sport
A new study has found elite athletes are less likely to report incidents of abuse and harassment in sport, by not feeling psychologically safe to do so.
05 August 2025
Thanet students tackle big issues with MP Polly Billington
Pupils from secondary schools in Kent presented their views on issues to Labour MP Polly Billington on local and national issues.
10 July 2025
Dr Susan Kenyon awarded prestigious politics award for outstanding teaching
Dr Susan Kenyon, Principal Lecturer in Politics, has been given a prestigious Political Studies Association (PSA) award in recognition of her teaching and learning in political studies.
09 May 2025