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In the year 2000 Broadstairs Campus formally opened by the former Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr George Carey. Broadstairs Campus closed in 2018

In 1995 we were awarded the power to grant our own degrees for taught courses, and with it came the name change to Canterbury Christ Church University College

We introduced first non-teacher education course in Radio, Film and Television (RFTV) in 1980. By 1988 there were 1500 students.

First non-teacher training degrees were launched, initially a BA English with Religious Studies, followed by an MSc in Physics and Education and a Diploma in Teaching English as a Foreign Language.

CCCU opened its doors as a teacher training college in response to a national shortage of Church of England school teachers. The college had just 75 students and nine teachers!

Bring those memories flooding back by exploring our selection of photos from the Christ Church archive.

Did you ever use the NUS recommended TOTUM card as a student? Well, now you’ve qualified, it’s time to go TOTUM Pro.

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