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University life can be busy, and sometimes the most productive thing you can do is step away from your desk. Whether you need a quiet moment, somewhere to eat your lunch, a comfortable place to read, to wait for your lecture or transport home, or support during stressful times of the year. The library has a range of spaces to help you recharge.
Here’s a guide to some of the places you might not know about within your library…
KMMS is proud to host a community of staff and students from across the UK and the globe, and we recognise that attending KMMS may be many students first exposure […]
Dr Dele Babalola reflects on the death of Professor Jason Arday and what it reveals about the experiences of academics of colour in British higher education.
A Triptych Carried Like a Story on the Wind The Call (The Hobo Poet) The first voice in the darkness.. “Though, notice that I sit waiting for the moon to […]
In our latest blog, Dr Michelle Crowther provides an update on The National Lottery Heritage Fund project Let’s do the Time Walk Again! Last month, volunteers received training in searching […]
I still remember the day I was interviewed to become a Student Green Officer. I was in China at the time, and my internet connection was not exactly on my […]
The Academy for Sustainable Futures has secured funding for a second mural on the Canterbury Campus, as part of the Kent-wide Wild Walls project!
As England considers bringing in a national curriculum for RE, Professor Bob Bowie explores the considerations to ensure it will strengthen the subject and preserve its role in supporting students […]
Introducting AI as part of the Learning Process Approach At the start of a 3-hour class, I introduced a 30 minute activity designed to encourage students to engage critically with AI as a learning tool, […]
Where do I even begin? Okay, I know exactly where. Dancing is SO. MUCH. FUN. Look, I am a terrible dancer. Like… truly tragic. But even I had the time […]
On 29 May, the Golden Apple & Student Voice Awards Ceremony was held by the Student Union at Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU), where our Psychology department proudly represented with […]
This unique sequence featuring T.S. Eliot was filmed by Sydney Bligh in June 1935. It shows the actors from ‘Murder in the Cathedral’ in full costume parading for the camera. […]
Last week, the University co-hosted an impactful event, convening key stakeholders from academia and industry to initiate a collaborative conversation around improving cancer outcomes in Kent and Medway. With a […]
Omoy Omana and James Barber celebrated the completion of the fellowship funded by NHSE and BSMS, designed to support innovation in simulation, at an event at the University of Sussex. […]
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End of Project Online Event This project is a research project led by Canterbury Christ Church University with 5 other universities, funded by Templeton World Charity Foundation (TWCF0375) as part […]
What do superheroes mean to us and who can identify with them? John McGowan is joined by Clinical Psychologists Lauren Bryan, Gina Harwood and Alan Hebben-Wadey to talk about superheroes. […]
Canterbury Christ Church University, Law School, is welcoming Mr Craig Sharpe to talk on key trends in the Legal Market and their relevance to Law Students on Monday 31st at 3-5 […]
Canterbury Christ Church University’s Learning and Development lab are looking for children and parents who would like to take part in new research. Our ‘Talk about Thoughts and Feelings’ and […]
Maggie and Clare both came back to university after a long break, having graduated 25 and 40 years ago respectively. They have both just finished the first year of the […]
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The theme for Canterbury Cathedral’s annual conference is ‘Art of the Lost’ and it will be held from November 26-28, 2019. The conference will explore and appraise current and developing […]
Emily Peasgood, who teaches composition in the School of Music and Performing Arts, has won a prestigious BASCA Composition Award.
My Way Code: a mental health programme for young people and adults to help build emotional resilience, autonomy, personal responsibility and identity. My Way Code will be a person-centred app […]
Discovering Post-Apocalyptic Landscapes in Andreas and Riddley Walker a project by Mike Bintley and Sonia Overall – supported by Being Human 2017 ‘O what we ben!’ aims to uncover the lost post-apocalyptic landscapes […]
The Section of Life Sciences hosted its fourth annual Life Sciences Research and Employability Fair at Canterbury Christ Church University. The Research and Employability Fair is a key networking event […]
The team has been working on a number of projects with collaborators across the University and the first results are starting to come in… In a Traffic Lights Tool project […]
Professor Peter Vujakovic, Professor of Geography in School of Human and Life Sciences explores the Thucydides Trap following the historic US election victory of Donald Trump.
On the 23rd of June Team IMS went on tour to Polo Farm to compete in the first “Vice Chancellor’s Challenge” in which departments form teams and compete in a variety […]
