More than 600 students, staff, civic dignitaries and members of the local community came together last week in celebration of Canterbury Christ Church University’s Diamond Jubilee.
The first students to attend Canterbury Christ Church University reunited this month in celebration of the University’s Diamond Jubilee.
Canterbury Christ Church University’s commitment to working with local businesses, communities and supporting regional economic growth has been recognised in a national assessment for Higher Education
Centre for Kent History and Heritage and Kent Archaeological Society are hosting a free public conference to introduce Kent’s rich and fascinating history of resistance and revolt.
Canterbury Christ Church University and Discovery Park have signed a partnership agreement to help attract and retain much-needed STEM talent and attract companies and jobs to Kent and Medway.
The University has conferred Frank Martin and John McParland with Honorary Doctorates in recognition of outstanding service and contributions in the fields of business, education and public life.
Young females in Kent will being given the opportunity to progress into elite football for the first time.
Pioneering Oliver honoured for providing creature comfort to victims of crime.
Physical Education and Sport Exercise Science graduate, Grace Balsdon, was part of the England women’s hockey team who secured a gold medal for the first time in the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
This Refugee Week Canterbury Christ Church University staff and students join with the local community to celebrate and educate about the lives of refugees and those seeking sanctuary.
More than 80 professionals from 11 organisations and businesses across Kent and Medway, came together last week to compete in a variety of sports-day inspired activities.
Modern universities are key actors in their region's economy and workforce development and must be utilised by the government to achieve its levelling up agenda according to a new MillionPlus report.