Lunch Time Concert - Laura Snowden
- Free for students, staff and the local community On Wednesday 11th October, we welcomed classical guitarist Laura Snowden to St Gregory's ...more
NETWORK - Matt Wright at the National Theatre
- Stage debut based on the Academy Award-winning film Professor Matthew Wright, Professor of Composition and Sonic Art from the School of ...more
Wed 1 Nov 1.30-2.30pm: Preparing for REF - Open Meeting/Q&A with Prof Steve Partridge
- Wednesday 1st November the School of Media Art and Design will be hosting a visit from Professor Stephen Partridge, who ...more
Lisa Barnard: The Canary and the Hammer
- Lisa Barnard (Senior Lecturer, The University of South Wales) The Canary and the Hammer “Like the ‘canary’ taken into the mine, gold ...more
Dr. Phaedra Shanbaum: Temporary implants and the human body
- Dr. Phaedra Shanbaum (Lecturer, Digital Arts and Media Education, UCL Knowledge Lab, Institute of Education, UCL) Temporary implants and the human ...more
Dr. Elly Thomas: Shuffled Landscapes: Game Playing Sculpture
- Dr. Elly Thomas (Artist and independent scholar) Shuffled Landscapes: Game Playing Sculpture At the 2017 symposium, Elly Thomas discussed some of her ...more
Dr. John Richards: Wonky shapes and wrong code
- Dr. John Richards (Reader in Music, Leicester Media School, De Montfort University) Wonky shapes and wrong code At the 2017 symposium, Richards ...more
The Great 'War Horse'
- (image credit: Brinkhoff Mögenburg) Conference: 15th and 16th September 2017 To register for the conference, please follow this link. This week, the School of ...more
Between the Tides: Walpole Bay Tidal Pool at 80
- The Centre for Practice Based Research in the Arts is pleased to have supported the creation of a film that ...more
2016-2017 Report: Outputs and Pilot Projects
- On 25th October 2017 the Centre will report on the previous year's activities. The session will take place from 2-4pm ...more
Work in Progress: Jason Hodgson
- Our first work in progress session will be on 24th October from 5-6pm, in Pg06. Everyone is welcome at these ...more
Welcome to our new co-director, Dr Tim Long!
- In the summer, Dr Andy Birtwistle, the founder-director of the centre and its co-director since 2016, stepped down from his ...more
Lost Alleyway in Canterbury
- This 6 second offcut of film was made in about 1946 by John McCallum, a schoolboy at St Edmunds at ...more
Boating Lake but where?
- This film was made in about 1946 by John McCallum, a schoolboy at St Edmunds at the time. He set up ...more
Cathedral View
- This brief offcut of film was shot in the early 1950s by John McCallum and appears to show some prefabs. ...more
Canterbury Festival Opportunities
- Free open Rehearsals and Performances for MPA students Wednesday 18th October Masters of Mystery (Musical) – Marlowe Studio – 8pm We’re in ...more
The Health and Wellbeing Recruitment Fair - 8th November 2017
- Are you interested in working in health and wellbeing? Would you like to find out about the range of opportunities ...more
Kingsmead Field
- Footage of Kingsmead Field in Canterbury taken in the early 1950s. In the background can be seen Cottonmill Row. This ...more
The Work Experience Fund 2017/18
- Career Development are pleased to announce that the Work Experience Fund for 2017/18 is now available, and information, application form, ...more
Graduate Success Story - Ashton Mills
- A new story for a new academic year Returning for academic year 2017/2018 is our Graduate Success Story series, bringing interviews ...more
Call for Collaborators: For the Islands I Sing
- For conference 'New Perspectives on the Music of Sir Peter Maxwell Davis For the Islands I Sing is an installation work responding ...more
Dover in the 1960s
- The Dover Stage Coach Hotel taken in the 1960s by Peter Mills who started making films in 1951 when he ...more
Wickhambreaux in the 1950s
- Shot by Peter Mills who started making films in 1951 when he got a 9.5mm camera for his 21st birthday. He ...more
RHD Railway in the 1960s
- The Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch railway filmed in the 1960s by Peter Mills who started making films in 1951 when ...more
RHD Railway in early the 1950s
- The Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch railway filmed in the early 1950s by Peter Mills who started making films in 1951 ...more
Preston Hall and Maidstone Zoo 1935
- Taken by Sydney Bligh who was a keen amateur filmmaker, who went onto produce a 90 minute newsreel each year ...more
Jubilee Day Elham in 1935
- Taken by Sydney Bligh who was a keen amateur filmmaker, who produced a 90 minute newsreel each year between 1934 ...more
Between the Tides
- Rob Ball and Karen Shepherdson will be presenting work made by themselves and others as part of the celebrations of ...more
Sleepy Hollow
- James Frost, Senior Lecturer in the School of Media Art and Design will be performing the puppets in a production ...more
Ancestors at Canterbury and saints at Folkestone
- I have been asked to pass on news of an archaeology lecture that is being given at Canterbury Christ Church ...more
Lunch Time Concert - David Rees-Williams Trio
- Free for students, staff and the local community A mild autumn afternoon on the 11th October saw the School of Music ...more
The Credit Suisse HOLT Valuation Challenge (Open to all BA, MA, MBA and PhD students)
- New corporate opportunities and more! Dear Student, The next iteration of the HOLT Valuation Challenge is offering you a chance to interview with Credit ...more
Creative and Professional Writing students run a magazine
- Last week I learned that it’s really complicated driving to Greece with a van, the best cheesy chips in Canterbury ...more
International Centre for Victorian Women Writers (ICVWW) Research Seminar on Victorian Humour (Tuesday 17 October 2017)
- International Centre for Victorian Women Writers (ICVWW) will run its first 'Women's Writing in the Nineteenth Century' research seminar of ...more
Thirty years on - the 'Great Storm' of 1987
- Professor Peter Vujakovic explains how the 'veteran' tress of 1987's Great Storm can show us the resilience of nature. The night ...more
Why I Borrowed Money from the Government to Read Books
- I chose to study literature, like a lot of lit students I suppose, because I love reading. The course didn’t ...more
International Symposium on Performance Science 2017 (or What I did with my summer)
- Dr. Kate Gee, Senior Lecturer at CCCU, describes her recent experience of presenting at the renowned symposium on Performance Science, ...more
Anne Cooke presented with the British Psychological Society Practitioner of the Year Award
- On Friday 5th May Anne Cooke (Principal Lecturer and Joint Clinical Director of the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology) was presented ...more
Salomons Centre moves to new town centre location
- The Salomons Centre for Applied Psychology has moved to a new campus in central Tunbridge Wells. The campus was formally ...more
Revolutionary Times
- Dr David Bates looks ahead to the 100th anniversary of the Russian Revolution and explores the importance of time in ...more
Podcast: Against Your Will - Compulsory Powers in the Mental Health System
- John McGowan, Anne Cooke, Angela Gilchrist, Rachel Terry and Emma Rye discuss involuntary treatment in mental health. In this edition we ...more
Hawker of Morwenstow - Some Thoughts on the Harvest Festival
- According to a dominant strain of thought now current in British universities, knowledge is some kind of economic good that ...more
Archaeology Summer Field School 2017
- This past summer 30 Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU) Archaeology students spent 4 weeks excavating a Roman period town in ...more
ruinous landscapes in a modern city
- O what we ben! is an interactive walking and mapping project exploring the landscapes of and correspondences of two texts: ...more
The language of mental health
- Professor Douglas MacInnes looks at how we can all help remove the stigma around mental health issues just by changing ...more
The Canterbury Sound: music from the small city in the global history of popular culture
- Guest blogger Dr Asya Draganova explains how Canterbury became the sound of prog rock and psychedelic music. 1967: Well-known as the ...more
Tradescants, Canterbury and garden history
- This week I decided to wait until after the Garden History Study Day yesterday to write the blog, but before ...more
Blade Runner Rebooted
- Philip K. Dick scholar Andrew M. Butler keeps his expectations low and braves the new Blade Runner film. If you were ...more
The Matthew Herbert Brexit Big Band
- New project of our Artistic Researcher Matthew Herbert is a professional musician, producer, composer, sonic explorer, world traveller and one of ...more
British Red Cross Community Volunteering Opportunity
- Could you help people in your community who are lonely or isolated? The aim of the Community Connector role is to ...more
Lunch Time Concert - Antara Duo
- FREE for students, staff and the local community On Wednesday 4th October, we began the concert series for our new academic ...more
What We've Been Reading in American Studies
- Despite anything you may have heard to the contrary, academics remain very busy people during the summer months (in fact, ...more
New Perspectives on the Music of Sir Peter Maxwell Davies
- Conference Announcement: 3rd March 2018 The School of Music and Performing Arts at Canterbury Christ Church University is pleased to announce ...more
Your policy is my life
- In the latest in our occasional ‘Long Reads’ series, Mark Brown considers mental heath professionals and political commitment Right now there’s ...more
Podcast: Can mental health workers be service users?
- In this show we look at how professionals working in mental health relate to their own experiences of distress. Can ...more
Podcast: It’s not over till the Queen’s Speech (and maybe not even then)
- John McGowan, Angela Gilchrist and Rachel Terry discuss the 2017 UK General Election campaign and its uncertain aftermath. In this edition ...more
The eighteen fifties: A time to talk?
- Was mental health care in the past as barbaric as we might think? John McGowan finds out about some innovators of the ...more
Saying Donald Trump is mentally ill is unethical, inaccurate and unhelpful
- John McGowan asks if it's OK for mental health professionals to give opinions on Donald Trump's mental health? Someone asked me what I ...more
Sometimes the drugs do work
- Following last week’s BBC Panorama on the dangers of anti-depressants Clinical Psychologist Angela Gilchrist suggests we urgently need more balanced ...more
Teacher apprenticeships: a well thought out policy or a desperate measure to address a national crisis?
- Kerry Jordan-Daus from the Faculty of Education asks if apprenticeships can help with recruiting and training new teachers. Last weekend a ...more
A New Book about Buddhist Philosophy
- About six years ago, I was invited to write a book for the ‘Investigating Philosophy of Religion’ series, published by ...more
Hops in history - Nightingale Lecture and Ian Coulson Awards
- This week has brought the start of the academic year, I hope the final touches to the Medieval Canterbury Weekend ...more
From violent repression to tempered enthusiasm: what next for Catalonia?
- Paul Anderson asks what next for Catalonia, Spain and the EU following this weekend's events in the Spanish region? The results ...more
Top 10 Resources on The CORE - Employer Video Hub
- Whether you are starting your job search, or looking for tips on how to excel in your current role, the ...more
Canterbury Anifest 2017
- Dr Chris Pallant and Jo Samuel are putting the final touches to this year's Anifest, a celebration of animation and ...more
Canterbury Sound
- Professor Shane Blackman ( Canterbury Christ Church University), Dr Asya Draganova, (Birmingham City University) and Dr Alan Payne (University of ...more
Call for Papers: 'Can Musical Conservatism be Progressive?'
- Conference 12th - 13th January 2018 2nd Annual Conference of the Critical Theory for Musicology Study Group Supported by the Institute of ...more
A warning shot, not yet a crisis for German democracy
- Dr Philipp Köker explains why the success of the far-right AfD in Sunday’s election is cause for concern, but far ...more
Crypts and caves - from Canterbury to Shanidar
- Many thanks to Dr Diane Heath for her blog last week about Professor Sandy Heslop’s lecture on St Anselm’s crypt ...more
Once And Future Student
- Welcome to CCCU! I am Michael Goodrum, a lecturer in American History, and I still remember clearly what it was ...more
Catalan referendum and the Spanish reaction – a double edged sword?
- Paul Anderson looks at the Spanish Government’s reaction to Catalan’s decision to hold a referendum on independence. On 1 October 2017, ...more
2017: A Clarke Odyssey - A Conference Marking the Centenary of Sir Arthur C. Clarke
- Canterbury Christ Church University is hosting a conference to mark the centenary of Sir Arthur C. Clarke 2017: A Clarke Odyssey A ...more
The Eng Lit team report back on their summer
- It’s been a busy summer for me and my fellow colleagues in English Literature. Collectively, we’ve dealt with tight deadlines ...more
Reflections on our last graduation
- The graduation of our students is one of the highlights of the academic year. As historian interested in material culture ...more
Is there a future for RE in schools?
- Professor Trevor Cooling looks at today’s report on RE in schools by the Commission on Religious Education and asks: is ...more
What can be done to help recruit and retain teachers?
- Kerry Jordan-Daus and William Stow from the Faculty of Education offer a solution to the current crisis of teacher recruitment ...more
Career Development's Services: The CORE, Unitemps, Enterprise and more!
- Congratulations on your place at Canterbury Christ Church University! Now that you’ve got a place, it’s time to start thinking ...more
Heritage rice in Bali: Comparing the effects of two rice varieties on paddy soil quality
- Rice is an important global crop, with half of the world’s population dependant on it. In Bali, rice farming traditionally ...more
Soil quality and mycorrhizal fungi populations associated with local varieties of banana in Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
- Over 20 million east Africans rely on bananas for subsistence and income generation, as well as a range of other ...more
Outreach, with a Bang!
- Last Friday a team of lecturers and instructors from Canterbury Christ Church School of Life Sciences headed to Discovery Park ...more
Struggling to choose a University? You cannot possibly do a worse job than I did.
- University Instructor for the Life Sciences Beth Gawthorpe tells us her experience in choosing a university, how everything doesn't always go ...more
Erasmus International Exchange- Difficult but worth it?
- PhD student and Instructor in the Life Sciences Chris Hobbs takes us on his Erasmus year journey, and throws in ...more
Top 10 Resources on The CORE – Practice Aptitude Tests
- Working in partnership with practice test site Assessment Day, The CORE is able to bring you free practice assessment day ...more
Sandy Heslop: The Organisation and Formation of St Anselm's Crypt
- This week Dr Sheila Sweetinburgh has kindly suggested I write the blog report on what was for many of us ...more
Job Hunting in the Digital Age: Part 4 - Building your Online Presence
- The (not so) secret to a successful career, be it an online portfolio or offline career, is a professional presence. More ...more
Saxon history - linking Canterbury to continental Europe
- The 68th International Sachsenymposion is drawing to a close today after four and a half days of guided tours, workshops, ...more
Essex and Kent - discussing late medieval piety and charity
- Having spent the last few days at the Fifteenth Century conference, I thought I would focus on that this week ...more
Is Tablet Technology the future in Supporting Communication?
- Lena Negal, recent CCCU BSc Psychology Graduate, used her final year project to look into the effectiveness of new technological ...more
Creative is as creative does: UK Creativity Research Conference
- Nobody is sure, quite yet, where ideas comes from, but we know that the idea for the UK Creativity Researchers ...more
Animal rescues in the spotlight
- Dr. Anke Franz, Senior Lecturer at CCCU discusses the regulations, or lack thereof, effecting the wellbeing of animals under the ...more
The Mystery of Precognition
- Dr. David Vernon, Senior Lecturer at CCCU describes his latest experiments, with intriguing results that defy explanation. When learning new ...more
A relational vision of human distress
- Dr. Joe Hinds, Senior Lecturer at CCCU and practising integrative psychotherapist, discusses the distinction between mental illness and eccentricities, and ...more
The social psychology of “10 German bombers”: Why a tasteless football chant about the Battle of Britain is more offensive to the English than the Germans
- Dr. Dennis Nigbur, Senior Lecturer at CCCU, takes the opportunity to discuss the interplay between two of his favourite topics, ...more
I’m not a discourse analyst, but …
- Dr. Dennis Nigbur, Senior Lecturer at CCCU identifies some of the hidden social psychology of the Brexit debate, and how ...more
First Annual Technicians' Symposium
- On the 8th May 2017, and with panoramic views of Canterbury cricket grounds, CCCU hosted a meeting of technicians from ...more
Virtual reality – A Brief History, Current Trends and Future Directions
- Technological advances mean virtual reality has gone from a clunky gimmick to the next stage of human-computer interaction and social ...more
Maritime Kent - place-names, sea songs and Anglo-Saxon 'invaders'
- Keeping with the maritime theme, at least for part of this blog, I thought I would report on a presentation ...more
TrySport Skiing
- Last night I had my first of 6 sessions of TrySport Skiing. I've never skied before and was quite nervous. ...more
Job Hunting in the Digital Age: Part 3 - There's an App for That
- There's an app for that... I don't think I need to tell you, apps are big news these days! From maps ...more
Alumni Blog: A Career in Careers
- We often hear great things from our graduates and we're interested in reaching out and asking them about their experiences ...more
The Vice Chancellor's Challenge - Sports Day 2017
- On the 23rd of June Team IMS went on tour to Polo Farm to compete in the first "Vice Chancellor's ...more
Whitstable - oysters, boats and the Harbour Day
- Before I get to Dr Martin Watts and his presence at the Whitstable Harbour Day yesterday, I thought I would ...more
Burial mounds, workhouses and maritime Kent
- Having had a number of meetings this week about prospective Centre events for 2018, I thought I would just mention ...more
Traffic Lights team attends HEFCE Catalyst project workshop in Birmingham
- Marian McCormick and Chris Harvey joined colleagues from across the UK who have been awarded funding from HEFCE via the ...more
CCCU team wins HEFCE Catalyst Fund grant for 'Traffic Lights Tool' student toolkit
- Rayya Ghul, Head of Academic Professional Development, Marian McCormick, Principal Lecturer (Learning and Teaching), and Chris Harvey, Senior Lecturer in ...more
George A. Romero Appreciation
- Dr James Newton offers an appreciation of the American director, George Romero (1949-2017) You won’t have to search very far to ...more
Animating Class in Contemporary British Television
- Two members of the School of Media Art and Design have a new chapter on animation and class in an ...more
Doctor Who?
- Senior lecturer Andrew M. Butler considers the reaction to the casting of the first woman to be the star of ...more
To Be Beside: RESORT Studios Group Exhibition
- Rob Ball, Senior Lecturer in Photography, will have a new installation piece showing at the Sidney Cooper Gallery. To Be Beside: ...more
So I guess it's goodbye...
- So this is it…after a year and a half I am saying goodbye to Partners in Learning. I’m feeling a ...more
Get involved!
- Are you bored with the same old, same old? Do you feel a pang of jealousy when you find out ...more
REACT 2017
- Our presentation was titled “X Marks the Spot: Mapping Student Engagement at CCCU”…and from the response we received, we definitely ...more
Student Fellows Scheme Conference 2017
- Phil and Georgia share the secret to authentic partnership to the University of Winchester at the Student Fellows Scheme Conference The ...more
Who Won The Vice-Chancellor's Challenge?
- On Friday 23rd June, schools and departments from across the University were invited to form teams and battle it out ...more
Apprenticeships and mentoring are key to getting more women into engineering
- We’re all familiar with the stats: fewer than 9% of the engineering workforce is female and only 6% of registered ...more
Unexpected Item in Bagging Area
- If you have ever tried to use the automated checkout facility in a supermarket you will probably know why it ...more
An important occasion in the STEM calendar
- International Women in Engineering Day is an important occasion in the STEM calendar. There are many different types of engineering ...more
From Amsterdam to Australia with Hockey Sport Scholar, Jack Rolfe
- The EuroHockey Club Cup (Champions League of hockey) is a showcase of the best female sides, bringing European club hockey ...more
Inaugural Staff Varsity Golf Match
- Staff from Canterbury Christ Church University and University of Kent met at Canterbury Golf Club on 21st June for the ...more
The Vice-Chancellor's Challenge!
- With just over two weeks to go until the inaugural Vice Chancellor’s Challenge, entries have been coming in thick and ...more
Vibrant Health Summit: Building Sustainable Healthy Futures Together
- The Vibrant Health Summit 2017 20th - 21st July Augustine House, Canterbury Book now ...Carrie Jackson and I am delighted to let you know ...more
What is Pickleball?
- This year Christ Church Sport staff member David Wood had the opportunity to play in the US Open Pickleball Championships ...more
We asked: "What makes you feel part of the University community?"
- We asked a small group of students what made them feel part of the University community, the responses we gathered ...more
March 2017 - forget the Garden of England, this is the LAB of England
- Spring is sproinging and this month I (Emily the Lab Technician) have been visiting our science friends at the Canterbury ...more
February 2017
- This month we have been working with a group of students from the University's computing department who will be visiting ...more
First Annual Technicians Symposium
- Calling any event the "first annual" is always a bit scary, but having been down to the Technicians symposium I ...more
Student on TV
- Mental health service user and CCCU Masters student Rai Waddingham was featured on a recent episode of the BBC programme Horizon ...more
Competing - Preparing for a bodybuilding competition
- CCCU Sport & Leisure Management student and Christ Church Sports Centre Fitness Coach Aston Worsfold placed 3rd in her category ...more
Your ideas matter
- Student ideas are an integral part of Partners in Learning; but your involvement certainly doesn't just stop there…Partners in Learning gives you the opportunity ...more
5 Things I’ve learnt about disability and sport
- Last Wednesday I embarked on a Disability Awareness Training session to learn about engaging people in sport and physical activity. ...more
Cancer research and treatment; past, present and future
- “Cancer is not a new disease”, said Professor Michelle Garrett, while speaking at a lecture organised by Kent Cancer Trust ...more
Cancer and Height
- By Simon Harvey, Director of Life Sciences There's recently been a lot of media coverage of work that has identified height ...more
Skirting Science: Inspiring the Next Generation of Female Scientists
- Naomi Rintoul and Beth Gawthorpe took part in ‘Skirting Science’ on earlier this month as part of Folkestone’s celebrations of WOW-2016 ...more
Life Sciences Applicant Day
- Saturday 18th March saw Canterbury Christ Church’s invite-only open day, and the Life Sciences team jumped at the chance to ...more
Race Report – The Canterbury 10, 2017
- by James Donaldson This past Sunday, the 22nd of January, myself and 1500 other runners took part in the Canterbury 10 ...more
Hockey Sport Scholar, Jack Rolfe, in Barcelona
- Just before Christmas I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to fly out to Barcelona to visit Real Club ...more
Georgia Horsley: From Fresher to Intern
- A year ago Georgia would not have even considered being part of something like Partners in Learning, but now she’s ...more
Sophie Worrall: In hindsight
- Sophie reflects on her experience as a Partners in Learning student working on the Learning and Teaching Strategy project, and ...more
Dan Loveday: From Broadstairs to broad horizons
- Broadstairs’ student Dan Loveday reveals how working with Partners in Learning allowed him to discover Canterbury and a whole wealth ...more
Monica Gonzalez: The Videographer
- Monica recounts her experience working with Partners in Learning to create video material for the Learning & Teaching Conference. I am ...more
FLUX Sustainable Business Challenge 2017
- On 7th March 2017, Broadstairs students joined students from the Canterbury Campus at the annual FLUX Sustainable Business Challenge, held ...more
January 2017
- SCRABEL has been feeling lonely this month as our wonderful PhD student Neha Shetty jetted off to India to visit the ...more
December 2016
- At the start of the month we welcomed Dr Emily Billinge to the team as our new laboratory technician for ...more
A Month of prayer for the University
- Did you know that the University has a monthly cycle of prayer for all departments across the University. take a ...more
A week of Prayer for the Campus
- Next week we will begin a week of prayer for the (Canterbury) Campus. This is the first of four such ...more
Introduction to the Appreciative Inquiry Summit: a story about methods
- Vibrant Health: Building Sustainable Healthy Futures Together #VibrantHealth17 20-21 July 2017 - book now “It is instructive to consider that the word ‘health’ ...more
Business Futures Finale Week 2017
- Business Futures programme has been running across the year and concluded in the week commencing 30th January. We saw a number ...more
Life After Graduation - Matt Warner from Sainsbury's
- Matt Warner, a recent Christ Church Business School graduate, came to speak to Retail Strategy students on Monday 23rd January. Matt ...more
HARTS: Health and Research through Social Media
- #HARTSofthepossible is a group of like minded individuals with a common purpose to drive health research through and using social ...more
Malta, shooting birds and democracy
- By Jim Butcher, Principal Lecturer in Sociology of Tourism, School of Human and Life Sciences On the tiny Mediterranean island of Malta, ...more
The Mw 7.8 Earthquake, Central Nepal
- By Dr Julia Maxted, Senior Lecturer in Human Geography, School of Human and Life Sciences At lunchtime on Saturday 25th April, a ...more
Tourism Management student designs Kent Guild logo
- By Dr Karen Thomas, Senior Lecturer in Tourism, School of Human and Life Sciences A Canterbury Christ Church University Tourism and Management ...more
Environmental Hazards and the El Niño climatic perturbation
- By Dr Julia Maxted, Senior Lecturer in Geography, School of Human and Life Sciences How does an apparently local event in the ...more
Trump and the Thucydides Trap
- Professor Peter Vujakovic, Professor of Geography in School of Human and Life Sciences explores the Thucydides Trap following the historic US election victory ...more
Meet the Team part 2
- Major Chris Sands Associate Chaplain Overview I'm known in the family as the fixer. From my childhood I've always want to make things ...more
Meet the Employers - #ccbizschool Careers Fair
- Join us in Augustine House library in Canterbury for a Christ Church Business School Careers Fair on Tuesday 25th October ...more
Graduate Opportunity - FX Sales
- Congratulations to Scott Ridley, a recent graduate from Christ Church Business School (Accounting and Finance) on his new career in the foreign ...more
International Study Week - Heidelberg, Germany
- Any student who studies in the Business School is invited to take part in an International study week in Heidelberg, ...more
Become a Business School Ambassador!
- Become a Business School Ambassador and enhance your CV by doing paid work for your school. You will be representing ...more
About the Multi Professions Shared Practice Group
- The Multi Professions Shared Practice Group is a group of academics at Canterbury Christ Church University who are dedicated to ...more
ECPD's March Masterclass: The Proximity Principle - An Ordinary Revolution
- Wednesday 30th March 4pm – 6pm Canterbury Christ Church University, Lg25 (Laud building) The cultural climates of the institutions and organisations we ...more
Case Study - Iain Hawthorn
- In our latest alumni case study we spoke to Iain Hawthorn about his time at CCCU Business School and how his ...more
Alexandra Hurton nominated for UK Blog Awards
- One of our very own Business School students has been nominated for the UK Blog Awards! Alexandra Hurton with her ...more
ECPD's December Masterclass: Putting "what works" to work
- England Centre for Practice Development Masterclass series 2015 Tuesday 15th December 4:30pm Canterbury Christ Church University – Lg25 (Laud Building) Putting “what works” ...more
Case Study - Stephanie Hayman
- Studied Advanced Certificate In Management Practice. Class of 2002 I went into the field of social enterprise, firstly creating a school meals ...more
ECPD's November Masterclass: Clinical Commissioning with the Community
- ECPD Masterclass series 2015: Thursday 12th November at 4:30pm Clinical Commissioning with the Community: Improving Patient Experience in Practice Canterbury Christ Church ...more
About the England Centre for Practice Development
- The England Centre for Practice Development (ECPD) is a national research, evaluation and innovation centre located at Canterbury Christ Church ...more
Making Continuing Professional Learning and Development in the Workplace Count
- In 2013 NHS Employers, commissioned by the Department of Health, funded this research study as a means of developing the ...more
Is your child in preschool or reception?
- Canterbury Christ Church University's Learning and Development lab are looking for children and parents who would like to take part ...more
Results workshop
- Thank you to everyone who attended The Talk about Thoughts and Feelings project results workshop. It was great to see our ...more
Two Summer Internships for 2015 - Apply Now!
- We are very please to announce that the Learning and Development Lab have successfully bid for not one but two ...more
Hello world!
- Welcome to The CCCU Psychology Programme Sites. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start ...more
Hello world!
- Welcome to The CCCU Psychology Programme Sites. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start ...more
Hello world!
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