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Once you are a fully or conditionally registered as a Canterbury Christ Church University student, you may be eligible for a student ID card.

If you’ve applied through Clearing or are starting late for any other reason, you can still get off to a good start and settle quickly into our friendly academic community.

We understand how important it is for you to be able to plan ahead and get to know key academic dates.

You need to complete your registration in order to officially become a Canterbury Christ Church University student and start your studies.

Sorting out your finances early will help make your student journey much smoother.

The ECD team are responsible for the University's Academic Framework

The ECD team have a range of expertise in desiging inclusive courses and modules. In this section you can explore the resources the team have developed to support you to design for all your students.

Find out about the Education and Student Success conferences held at both the Canterbury and Medway campuses and the awards ESS support.

Learn more about the L&TAs, NTFs and CATE.

The annual Medway Learning and Teaching conference is jointly organised by the Universities of Kent, Canterbury Christ Church and Greenwich.

CCCU's Learning and Teaching Conference brings together educators and other academic staff.