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The silent strain: what this heatwave is really doing to children
Professor Kristy Howells explains how to understand the effects of heat on children, and ensure they stay safe. This weekend, temperatures across parts of t
Why humanism in healthcare can no longer be optional
During Mental Health Awareness Week, Tom Delahunt reflects on the emotional realities of working in healthcare, and why wellbeing must remain part of the co
Budgeting for your living costs
By budgeting for university life at CCCU right from the start you can feel more confident about managing your money.
University support for driving regional growth and innovation.
Abbie Kempe explains the important role that universities play in supporting regional growth and innovation. Canterbury Christ Church University recently at
Living in student accommodation in Canterbury for your first year
Read my list of the top five reasons why you should live in student accommodation for first year.
Under-16 social media ban risks overlooking digital literacy
Following the latest news that Sir Keir Starmer plans to ban social media access for under-16s by spring 2027, Rachael Stone explores whether restriction al
Why Canterbury is a top student city
The city of Canterbury is home to CCCU and two other universities. Find out what makes our beautiful city a top student city.
Life in Canterbury
From history and heritage, to nightlife and a bustling highs-street, here is everything you need to know about life in Canterbury.
Learn, earn, and get ready for work: The reality of coming to CCCU through Clearing
Whatever you want from uni after applying through CCCU Clearing in 2026, find out why it's a brilliant choice that has real life, career-driven outcomes.
Amber heat alerts: from warnings to action
Professor Kristy Howells explains what to do to support children in heatwaves, and how we all need to build towards heat literacy. When an Amber Heat Alert
Red heat-health alerts: why the conversation has changed
Professor Kristy Howells explains why this week’s red heath-health alert emphasises the need to start talking about heat literacy. Last week I wrote about a
First the trauma. Now the debt.
Dr Claire Street explains how the UK’s new asylum repayment law could leave refugee women paying twice for survival. This week the Home Secretary, Shabana M
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