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.
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.
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.
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.
Dr Susan Kenyon’s leadership in innovative teaching and commitment to enhancing student experience in political studies is recognised in a national role.
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.
Pupils from secondary schools in Kent presented their views on issues to Labour MP Polly Billington on local and national issues.
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.
A new study has indicated the the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) are limiting fair competition in elite disability cricket.
The Politics and Global Sustainability programme at Canterbury Christ Church University is hosting a Kent County Council election hustings.
Local business owners can stay ahead of the competition in 2025 by improving their leadership skills, boosting business performance, and connecting with other small business leaders.
Canterbury Christ Church University has become the first institution in England to offer Emotion Focused Therapy training which emphasises the role of emotions in mental health.