We need a revived importance of PE to help children be active
- Following a recent survey showing that children in England aren’t achieving the recommended amount of daily activity, Dr Laura Gubby ...more
Exploring medieval Tonbridge - priory, castle and deer parks
- This week really will be much shorter because firstly I’m going to mention a lecture organised by History at CCCU ...more
Raising Hospital Funds
- Raising funds for the building of the new Kent and Canterbury Hospital filmed by Sydney Bligh who was a keen ...more
Studying and borrowing books in the winter holidays
- The holidays will soon be upon us and we hope you enjoy the winter break. However, you might be thinking ...more
Emily Peasgood Named Among UK's 14 Foremost Composers
- Emily Peasgood, who teaches composition in the School of Music and Performing Arts, has won a prestigious BASCA Composition Award. The ...more
Personal Development Week - What's going on in the Library?
- Running from the 21st - 25th January, Personal Development Week is a great opportunity for you to develop new skills ...more
Can Brexit be explained by the theory of Collective Narcissism?
- Final year student James Taylor explores public attitudes surrounding Brexit as part of his coursework for Psychology of Nations. The word ...more
Getting going with your revision
- Naughty elephant squeezes water! Never Eat Shredded Wheat! Do these phrases seem familiar? If they do, you may have learned them ...more
Research Seminar: Dr Rob McPherson 12 December 2018
- Dr Robert McPherson will be delivering a paper on his Chicago-School-style research into the night-time economy. Canterbury Christ Church University Powell Building ...more
Canterbury pilgrims and Anglo-Saxon cemeteries
- Next week will be more meetings than events, but it is great to know that preparations for Becket 2020 are ...more
Higham Railway 2
- Part of the 'lost' Count Zborowski home movie shot in the summer of 1924 by Sydney Bligh. This is an ...more
We won! Faculty project wins Times Higher Education International Impact Award
- We are thrilled that the Faculty of Education has won the Times Higher Education (THE) Award for International Impact. Pictured ...more
Goran Stefanovski (1952-2018)
- It was with great sadness that we learned of the tragic death of our much-loved and admired colleague Goran Stefanovski. Goran ...more
Awaken, woke and internationally focused
- I studied some of the poetry written by soldiers in World War 1 for “A” level English. I can still ...more
- Black History Month rooted from America and was first known to be ‘Negro History Week’. Created by Carter G. Woodson ...more
Dr Kene Igweonu elected President of the African Theatre Association (AfTA)
- Dr Kene Igweonu, Principal Lecturer and Director of Knowledge Exchange and Enterprise for the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, has ...more
Matthew Herbert speaks to Lauren Laverne on Radio One
- Listen to CCCU Artistic Researcher Matthew Herbert in conversation with Lauren Laverne on Radio One. The pair discuss Matthew's new novel ...more
'Being Human' in Canterbury with the Becket Lecture next week
- Next week looks very exciting. We have the Becket Lecture on Tuesday when Dr Rachel Koopmans will tell us about ...more
Canterbury and Kent - from place names to wool traders
- Firstly, news about a forthcoming Centre’s colloquium in the Spring that is now on the ‘Future Events’ page on the ...more
Children are citizens too – it’s imperative we hear their voices!
- In our final post of the week celebrating Universal Children's Day, Dr Alison Body, reflects on children as citizens and ...more
This Girl Can
- Dr Laura Gubby explores the importance of encouraging female students and staff at university to become active. Inspired by Sport England’s, ...more
Amazing student play part of the Being Human Festival 2018
- Student Leah Hockley (English Literature with Creative and Professional Writing) talks about her immersive play "First of the Feathers" on ...more
Centre for Practice Based Research in the Arts Podcast
- This is an audio documentary looking at CCCU's Centre for Practice Based Research in the Arts and some of its ...more
Children are feeling the effects of austerity
- Dr Paula Stone explores why she thinks the Government’s policies are affecting children, as a new report outlines more than ...more
Hearing children's voices
- Ralph Leighton, Senior Lecturer on the PGCE Secondary in the Faculty of Education, reflects on children's voices in the run ...more
It's Our Turn : remembering Kindertransport and today's child refugees
- Diana Strauss, Senior Lecturer in Childhood Studies gives her reflections upon Children and Childhood for United Nations Universal Children’s Day ...more
Changing the lens, recalling the play of childhood
- Continuing our Faculty of Education reflections on Universal Children's Day, Clair Stevens, reflects on her childhood through the lens of ...more
Universal Children’s Day – celebrating children’s authority
- Dr Kate Smith highlights the importance of supporting children to celebrate Universal Children’s Day. In the stage version of Roald Dahls’ ...more
Making a difference in children's lives : We can all be dream makers
- We have planned a number of events to celebrate the United Nations Universal Children’s Day tomorrow. We are kicking off ...more
An International Summit
- My visit to the Creative Industries Federation International Summit 2018 – Elizabeth Waterman-Scrase. The Barbican, London. A sea of faces sipping ...more
Highland Court
- A brief glimpse of Highland Court as it was in the late 1950s or early 1960s. This film was shot ...more
The top ten films about growing up
- John McGowan gives a quick psychological tour of some coming-of-age classics Our term is up and running in Tunbridge Wells and ...more
H.J. Goulden
- Short scene of Henry James Goulden, who ran Goulden's shop in Canterbury from 1870. This was filmed in Baker's Yard ...more
Stan Lee: A Life and Legacy in Comics
- Stan Lee was a profoundly influential figure in comics; as comics have now crossed over to dominate Hollywood, with many ...more
Top Voices Walk Through Walls
- Top Voices will be taking part in a fantastic event called Walk Through the Walls: Canterbury Now and Then. This ...more
GRIT: Free Workshops for Students!
- “Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It ...more
A different perspective on diabetes education
- Professor Eleni Hatzidimitriadou discusses how people with diabetes can help to self-manage and support their condition with an innovative new ...more
Careers Advice Appointments are back!
- Careers Advice Appointments are back and available to book on The CORE! If you would like to discuss options with your ...more
Enhancing feedback for students in Sport & Exercise Science (SES)
- Summary In this example, Jim Wiles, Principal Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Science, explains how he and the programme team for ...more
Ecologies of Precarity in Twenty-First Century Theatre
- Presenting a rigorous critical investigation of the reinvigoration of the political in contemporary British theatre, Ecologies of Precarity in Twenty-First ...more
Russell Maliphant named as one of London's most influential people in dance
- Russell is an artistic researcher at CCCU where he encourages our students to explore the relationship between movement, music and ...more
Free Range Events (October 2018-March 2019)
- Free Range is a charity based in Canterbury that presents an award-winning series of experimental music, film and poetry events ...more
Performance Lecture Series 2018
- The centre’s Performance Lecture Series 2018 was curated by Dr Tim Long and held at the Sidney Cooper Gallery. There ...more
PGRA Conference 2019: CfP
- Call for Papers – CCCU PGRA Conference 2019: “Transformations” (22nd May 2019) Hosted by Canterbury Christ Church University Postgraduate Research Association The ...more
Canterbury Castle and Commemorating the Armistice
- We are now just a week away from the ‘Exploring Kentish Naming Practices’ conference. Very sadly, we have recently heard that ...more
Podcast: Working so that people don't need us anymore
- John McGowan talks to six clinical psychology trainees just about to qualify Every September we say goodbye to a qualifying cohort ...more
Where does all the time go? - Time Management top tips
- Do you ever wonder where the time goes? Do you feel as if you don't have enough time for study? ...more
Reminiscence Café Simulation
- Summary of the case study Andrew Southgate, Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing, set up a reminiscence café for student nurses from ...more
Education and the centenary of the end of WWI
- Patrick Meehan offers an alternative viewpoint to teach younger generations on the outbreak of WW1. In 2018 we conclude a year ...more
LibrarySearch - Top Ten Tips
- LibrarySearch lets you find the resources you need for your study and research. You can: Search the University's print and ...more
Strengthening Nursing, Midwifery and AHP leadership across the four countries of the UK- Burdett Trust Funded initiative
- This four UK country collaborative project which runs over 12 months until January 2019, aims to identify the processes and indicators ...more
Tristi Brownett talks about Community-Centred Approaches for Health: The Case for Arts Festivals
- My name is Tristi Brownett and I am a specialist community public health nurse, and I am employed as a ...more
Joyce Armstrong - Creative Identity
- My most recent work was commissioned by Live Well Kent/Shaw Trust, providing the art studio model of sessions I have ...more
Leah Thorn -Older Women Rock!! - valuing, highlighting, empowering and uniting early-old-age women
- I am an old age, all age woman, no way past my use-by date. Walking in ancestral women’s footsteps, I am an archive ...more
A Year in the Life of a Dementia Consultant in Australia
- In August 2017, my partner and I said good-bye to family and friends, boarded a plane to Melbourne and started ...more
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: a mental health programme for young people and adults to help build emotional resilience, autonomy, personal responsibility ...more
Dr Jude Graham- Championing Mental Health Research, Practice Development and Innovation
- In April 2017 I completed my Doctorate studies, my research explored the ways in which repeated exposure to traumatic workplaces, ...more
Dr Gaia Del Negro – Professional creativity and learning in health and education
- I had forgotten how to play imaginatively with my physical body/being, using it as an instrument of expression. The movement ...more
Helen Stanley Blogs- A Realist Evaluation of the Impact of Learning and Development Strategies in a Clinical Leadership Programme
- Since leaving full-time work, I am privileged to have become embedded in the world of a doctoral research student and ...more
The Faculty of Health and Wellbeing Fair 2018
- It's about time you put the 6th November in your diary! 📓 Why? The Annual Faculty of Health and Wellbeing Careers Fair ...more
Why Canterbury needs a festival of lights
- Dr Jane Lovell and Howard Griffin explain the positive impact light festivals can have upon towns and cities. In 2005 ...more
Michael Wood on Canterbury's Anglo-Saxon treasures
- I must admit I thought the Centre was busy in October, but things really move up a gear in November. ...more
Whitehall Swimming Gala
- Whitehall Baths in Canterbury was an out door swimming pool on the current site of Toddler's Cove. it was fed ...more
From Retail to Primary Education
- On Friday it is World Teacher's Day and we are celebrating our wonderful teachers and trainees this week. First up is ...more
Sustaining a Career in Teaching
- There is a lot in the media about the alarming numbers of teachers who leave the profession, particularly within the ...more
Becoming employable just got a lot easier - The CORE App
- How often do you read an article or watch a video or do a quiz on your phone? When you’re ...more
#ShapeOurLibrary
- The Library is always looking at ways to improve things for you and is holding an informal feedback session #ShapeOurLibrary ...more
Halloween 2018 and the closing of the long running franchise (we hope)
- Dr Ken Fox discusses the remake of Halloween and why we enjoy experiencing fear through the horror genre of film. I ...more
'A day in the life of a service-user involvement coordinator', our own Laura Lea in The Psychologist
- 'Psychology without compassion leaves an emptiness'. Laura Lea with a day in the life of a service-user ...more
Five films available to stream for free on Kanopy this Halloween
- Kanopy (https://www.kanopy.com/) is a streaming service that allows the Library to bring to you a range of diverse and thoughtful entertainment. There are ...more
Always Coming Home
- As a new Halloween film is released, Andrew M. Butler considers the original film and its impact. Forty years ago, Michael ...more
The origins of Halloween
- Professor Jackie Eales explores the origins of one of the most popular celebrations of the year, Halloween. Are you expecting ...more
Policies, role models and more work is needed to bridge the diversity gap in engineering
- Professor Helen James looks at how recent events are helping to inspire women to become engineers. Recently we celebrated Ada Lovelace, ...more
Hospitals, friaries and exploring Henry VII's kingship
- Because ‘War Horse’ has arrived in the cathedral precincts, I thought I would again draw attention to the ‘100 Years ...more
Mount & Sons Nursery
- Rare footage of Mount & Sons Nursery on 40 Acres Road filmed by Sydney Bligh who was a keen amateur ...more
Songs of the Great War
- As part of the University’s programme to mark one hundred years since the ending of the First World War, we ...more
Ducking Stools
- Earlier this term I gave a talk to two local History societies about witchcraft in Tudor and Stuart Canterbury and ...more
What can CReaTE do for you?
- For this final post for Open Access Week we will be looking at CCCU's institutional repository, CReaTE. We've already mentioned it ...more
A short introduction to open access monographs
- Background: open access in the humanities and social sciences Most humanities and social sciences research output is in the form ...more
Augustine House Opening 24/7
- We are pleased to announce that 24/7 access to Augustine House will be available from Monday 5th November 2018 to ...more
Musings of a passionate, tenacious experienced Engineer
- Nikki Cole B.Sc C.Eng. FIET. FIoD and Member of Strategic Industry Advisory Board, Canterbury Christ Church University, reflects on her ...more
Canterbury's History and Heritage - exciting developments
- Before I get to the main events of the last week, I thought I would mention three events next month ...more
Canterbury Festival
- Our talented staff and students are involved with the Canterbury Festival in many different ways. At lunchtime today you can experience ...more
Hop Picking
- Hop Picking at My Whiteman's Garden in Tyler Hill. Filmed by Sydney Bligh who was a keen amateur filmmaker, who ...more
'The Bible, The Text, the Context, Time Travel and Star Gates
- Visit http://resources.eduqas.co.uk/Pages/ResourceSingle.aspx?rIid=1219 REconnect, Eduqas, Issue 2 October 2018, ...more
3 Questions for Practice Researchers: Nikki Price
- Over the Summer, Nikki Price (Visual artist and student at CCCU) answered our three questions for practice researchers. CPBRA: Can you ...more
The public interest in dog intelligence – a very special case
- At the beginning of October, CCCU Senior Lecturer Dr. Britta Osthaus with the University of Exeter jointly published a press release on ...more
Smoke and mirrors - is sport investment harming public health?
- Professor Mike Weed, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research and Enterprise discusses if sport investment is harming public health. Hot on the heels of #WorldObesityDay ...more
Fireworks Evening Discounts
- Kent County Cricket Club is offering University staff and students discounted tickets for its Fireworks Night on Monday 5th November. The ...more
A flipped classroom approach to teaching first year students
- In the video below, Tim Jones, Senior Lecturer in TV Production, explains why he has chosen the flipped classroom approach ...more
World Mental Health Day 2018
- Today is World Mental Health Day! There was once a time when talking about your mental health was a taboo subject, ...more
Use of online discussion boards within assessments to encourage deep learning
- In this case study, Sara Wolfson, Senior Lecturer in Early Modern History (School of Humanities), and winner of the Times ...more
Strategies to embed graduate skills in an undergraduate programme
- Dr Sara Wolfson, Senior Lecturer in Early Modern History (School of Humanities) has been using several strategies to engage students ...more
A case study on student retention on a Foundation Year in Arts and Humanities.
- In this 6 minute video, Martin discusses how programme design and delivery is tailored to the needs of Foundation Year ...more
Discussion Boards for Learning, Teaching and Assessment
- This case study explores the use of online discussion boards as part of a module's Learning, Teaching and Assessment strategy. ...more
Exciting Teaching Career Opportunities in Further Education
- FIND YOUR PASSION IN 2018 Further Education (FE) is a diverse and passionate sector with exciting and wide ranging teaching opportunities ...more
The connection across the Atlantic through prose
- Dawn an educator in America was particularly struck by the ‘student’s voice – blog’ which was an insight into Cathi ...more
The librarian’s tale of openness
- Back in February, a call went out on Twitter to share poems as part of something called #poeticnursingheart. I’m not ...more
Children's Carnival 1937
- Filmed in the Dane John Garden by Sydney Bligh who was a keen amateur filmmaker, who produced a 90 minute ...more
Information on Careers Advice Appointments
- Careers advice appointments are currently unavailable to book. If you feel as though you need to book a place, here ...more
Using Live Client Briefs to Develop Graduate Employability Skills
- The case study consists in using live client briefs across several modules on the Media and Communications programme. The project was ...more
Developing alumni relations to embed and enhance employability and enterprise.
- This case study explores how the development of relations with former students, particularly through social medial platforms and alumni video ...more
My experience as a student with dyslexia
- After completing a music degree at Canterbury Christ Church University, Eleanor decided to do a PGCE Secondary (Music) at the ...more
University Placements: My Experience
- Committing to extra-curricular experience alongside university can be a daunting decision to make. Studying seems to take up 99.9% of ...more
Celebrating our award winning teachers
- The Faculty of Education is really proud of our KM Charity Teacher of the Year Award winners. This year saw a ...more
Police Parade
- An inspection of police in Roper Road by the Mayor, Catherine Williamson. It was filmed by Sydney Bligh who was ...more
A very bookish summer: the English Literature team look back on great reads, the conference circuit, heatwaves and chewable books
- Stefania Ciocia: I’ve had a feminist summer, and a very good one it has been too. These are the four ...more
CANTERBURY AMATEUR FILM ARCHIVE SCREENING 14
- Screening No.14 will take place on Saturday 27 April 2019 at 2pm, repeated at the same time on Saturday 18 ...more
Dr P. O'Connor: a Doctorate in Education
- Philip O’Connor, graduating as Doctor in Education. Philip followed the CCCU Christianity and Faith in Education pathway, one of the ‘Jubilee ...more
What Future for Religious Education in Schools?
- Professor Trevor Cooling, Chair of the Religious Education Council at the launch of the Commission for Religious Education Final Report in the ...more
Every child deserves an opportunity at school to discover the language for making sense of their world
- By Dr Robert A Bowie Director of the National Institute for Christian Education Research The Final Report of the Commission on Religious ...more
STAY INSIDE THE LINES
- I want to paint a picture and it’s going to be messy. Paint card, sticky back plastic, feathers and thoughts ...more
Augmented Reality Trail to Promote Student Engagement with the Sustainability Agenda
- The case study consists of an Augmented Reality Trail which aimed to raise student awareness of issues of sustainability and ...more
A moment in English Religious Education history
- The final report of the Commission for Religious Education is about to be published. The independent commission was established by ...more
Is Parliament Fit for Purpose?
- From Mark Bennister - Reader in Politics. This blog was originally posted on the PSA Parliaments Group blogsite (You can ...more
Banking on Banksy: The Celebrity Bias Within Political Art
- From Katarina Hill - Intern in Politics and International Relations. You know how fashion designers and celebrities get away with selling ...more
Full time approaches, Brexit remains Brexit
- From Dr Sarah Lieberman - Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations Understanding the events of this week may be key ...more
A Tale of (Two…?) Borises
- From Max Stafford - PhD Candidate in Politics Other than Nigel Farage and Jeremy Corbyn, it is quite likely that no ...more
What makes you middle class?
- From Katarina Hill - Intern in Politics and International Relations What does it actually mean to be middle class? Since moving to ...more
The Irish Border and Brexit
- From Fennel Wellings - CEFEUS Undergraduate Research Assistant The Good Friday Agreement signed in April 1998 has achieved ‘twenty years of ...more
“Terveisiä Helsingistä”: What happened in Finland during the Helsinki Summit?
- From Noora Virtanen - CEFEUS Postgraduate Analyst It has been a bit over a week now since the 16th July summit when American ...more
The July 2018 White Paper: Carte Blanche or Tabula Rasa?
- From Amelia Hadfield (Professor in European and International Relations) and Christian Turner (CEFEUS Research Assistant) It finally came. The day prior ...more
LONG READ: Trudeau vs. Trump: A Two-Fold Tale of Tantrums and Tariffs
- From Amelia Hadfield - Professor of European and International Relations. I admit it. I’m a foreign policy junkie. I admit to ...more
Too much short-termism, too much reacting to events…
- From Mark Bennister (Reader in Politics, CCCU) and Ben Worthy (Lecturer in Politics, Birkbeck, University of London). This commentary was ...more
Win T20 Tickets!
- Christ Church Sport is giving you the chance to win tickets to T20 cricket this Thursday. 3 pairs of tickets are ...more
Public Lectures for September – We Welcome Prof. Sube Banerjee (13th Sept) and Prof. Peter Kinderman (20th Sept)
- As the next in our new series of public talks at the new Salomons Centre in Tunbridge Wells, we are delighted to ...more
Inspiring students to make global connections
- Cath, a student nurse at Canterbury Christ Church University, discusses how involvement with #poeticnursingheart inspired her to reach out and ...more
Roundtable discussing domestic abuse
- The first Psychology and Criminal Justice Round Table, funded by the Canterbury Centre for Policing Research (CCPR) was run on ...more
Are people conscious of Scopaesthesia? Do the number of starers and the introduction of Acoustathesia effect hit rates? - A pilot investigation
- (Image from Shutterstock) Hello, my name is Rebecca O’Connell and I am a third year combined honours psychology student and this ...more
Striking the right chord on environmental messages
- (Image from Shutterstock) The need to address the impact humans are having on the environment is becoming more pressing with each ...more
UK Creativity Researchers Conference 2018 - Conference Report: Creative Sides
- Senior Lecturer and creativity researcher Dr. Ian Hocking reflects on the 2nd UK Creativity Researchers Conference, hosted here at CCCU. ...more
Summer News from the English Literature team
- Staff News Andrew Palmer: my big news this summer is the publication of a book about First World War poetry, which ...more
Reflections on The Addams Family
- Testimonials from some of the student cast and crew Principal Cast "I love musical theatre and being a transfer student here this ...more
Augustine House Yoga Classes
- Yoga courses on campus are back for summer 2018. The aim of each course is to ease you into yoga, learning ...more
The trouble with penalties
- With England having a rare penalty win in the World Cup, John McGowan considers what shoot-outs tells us about national ...more
Award for our own Sue Holttum and her paper on mental health in the military
- Dr Sue Holttum, senior lecturer in research at the Salomons Centre, has won an award for Outstanding Paper from the ...more
48 Hours in Canterbury: Returning to CCCU
- Written by Music Alumni: Ugne Dailidonyte When you graduate from University all the stress and anxiety connected with all the deadlines ...more
Podcast: Understanding Your Teenagers
- This week Alex Hassett discusses how brain research may help us understand the teenagers in our lives In this podcast we ...more
What happens when you put 3000 medievalists in the same place?
- The International Medieval Congress at University of Leeds is the biggest gathering of medievalists in Europe. Every year in early ...more
In education, is religion exclusively a matter of RE? Are RE debates being crippled by the assumption that it is?
- (a partly developed set of thoughts on a hot afternoon) The blogosphere is filled with debate about religious education in the ...more
James Newton on Ocean's 8
- James Newton looks at the latest in a line of female reboots. Ocean's 8 Ocean’s 8 is a sequel to the earlier ...more
Wimbledon Week 2018
- To help celebrate the start of Wimbledon 2018, Christ Church Sport are offering staff the chance to get involved with ...more
We must value women's views of STEM to create changes
- For International Women in Engineering Day Professor Gillian Youngs looks at how, as a society, we can attract more women ...more
Engineering the Difference
- As part of our support for International Women in Engineering Day 2018 Dr Anne Nortcliffe looks at how changing the ...more
New film released about service user and carer involvement in trainee placements
- The clinical psychology programme team are proud of our pioneering ‘Placement Advising Scheme’ which we run in collaboration with our partner Trusts. For ...more
Places of Worship: An Introduction from Bob Bowie
- A 'few' years ago RE Online made a series of videos about places of worship which are available to watch ...more
What If Learning (a sample lesson)
- Watch a primary school lesson were this innovative approach to teaching Christianly is ...more
What If Learning - Braunston Church of England Primary School
- An example of a What If Learning Approach in a Church of England Primary ...more
What if Learning? (The approach)
- TransformLivesTeach made this video about What If ...more
I am not a label, I am capable and I can – my navigations through finding a job when dealing with visible and invisible disabilities
- The Employability and Skills team is interested in hearing student voices! We put a call out on our CCCU Careers ...more
Book launch and poetry reading at Salomons: Thursday 12th July
- For our next public event, we're thrilled to host the launch of 'The Ward' by poet (& mental health nurse ...more
On Campus Yoga!
- Yoga courses on campus are back for summer 2018. The aim of each course is to ease you into yoga, learning ...more
Big Bang Event at Discovery Park
- Over 1,000 school and college-aged students attended the Big Bang event that took place on Friday 9 March, at Discovery ...more
University to Host the Kent Festival of Science
- The University is excited to be hosting the Kent Festival of Science this Easter. On Thursday 5 and Friday 6 April ...more
Christ Church Engage With Over 200 Students at GEEK Lab Event
- Christ Church engaged with over 200 key stage 3 students at the recent GEEK Lab event at Dreamland, Margate. The GEEK ...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
Sorry, can you repeat that?
- The Employability and Skills team is interested in hearing student voices! We put a call out on our CCCU Careers ...more
‘Words of learned length and thundering sound’: Learning, Teaching and The Poetic Nursing Heart
- Phil, a member of the Learning & Teaching Enhancement team at the University, explores the relationship between the poetic nursing ...more
Guest Post: Fewer Conferences, More Conversations
- Photo: Pushing Up Daisies Festival. Skull cake: Thyme for Tiffin Akiko Hart makes a plea for mental health to go outside ...more
Keynote Talk: Dr Lisa Busby
- Dr Lisa Busby (Goldsmiths, University of London) will give a keynote on the second day of our conference (1 June). De-skilling ...more
Multimodality in the Arts: interdisciplinary practices and hybrid forms
- We are pleased to announce that the Centre for Practice Based Research in the Arts Conference will take place on ...more
Approaches to Postmemory Analysis
- Ruth Sanz Sabido has organised a conference, Postmemory Analysis, to take place at Canterbury Christ Church University on 3 July ...more
Heather Roche: Visiting Performer
- On 1 June, Heather Roche will be visiting CCCU to present at the centre's conference as part of an RMA ...more
CCCU Conference Presenters
- On 31 May and 1 June, students and staff of Music and Performing Arts and Media, Arts and Design will ...more
Power, Splendour, and Diplomacy – Understanding the Early Modern Royal Court through Objects: Part III
- Dr Sara Wolfson’s students ask what we can learn about the Renaissance court through art, architecture and material objects. In ...more
An insight into the EuroHockey from Sport Scholar Jack Rolfe
- There is something very special about heading into mainland Europe for hockey. The world’s best players showcase their talents here, ...more
Keynote Talk: Prof Roberta Mock
- Prof Roberta Mock (University of Plymouth) will give a keynote talk on 31 May on the first day of our ...more
Tasos Stamou: Visiting Composer and Performer
- Tasos Stamou will be visiting Canterbury Christ Church University to present at our conference 'Multimodality in the Arts: interdisciplinary practices ...more
Walking Seminars
- Geography Research Group in association with the Sustainability Research Network is proud to present the 'Sense of Place' Walking Seminars Thurs 19 April 2018 Michael ...more
O what we ben!
- 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 ...more
Arts and Humanities Faculty Conference
- Landscape, Space, and Place Keynote: Dr Phil Smith, Plymouth University 30th May 2018 Work on landscapes, spaces and places occupies a prominent position ...more
Poetry is truth, beauty, freedom and love.
- Nicole reflects on how she became involved in the #poeticnursingheart and how the symposia had a deep effect on both ...more
A First Year Students Perspective of #poeticnursingheart
- Catherine, a first year student, reflects on the powerful experience of being involved with #poeticnursingheart A First Year Students Perspective of ...more
Nurturing the butterfly flame
- Tom explores the often fragile nature of new ideas and concepts and how the #poeticnursingheart grew organically from the shared ...more
#poeticnursingheart – Augmented Reality.
- Tom describes how new technologies helped bring some of the poems to life at the symposia, and invites you to ...more
Research Seminar: Dr Ruth Sanz Sabido
- Dr Ruth Sanz Sabido of the School of MAD will present work in progress. Canterbury Christ Church University School of Media Art ...more
The Publication Cycle
- Dr Chris Pallant of the School of MAD will reflect upon the publication lifecycle of one of his publications. Canterbury Christ ...more
To Design or Not To Design
- James Frost has designed and built the set for a production of Tom Stoppard's classic play. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead Whitstable ...more
Staff Football and Golf
- Staff Football In April, a new 11-a-side football league will run every Wednesday evening for staff. Held at the University of ...more
Inaugural Lecture of Professor Ágnes Gulyás
- Professor Ágnes Gulyás of the School of Media, Art and Design is to deliver her inaugural lecture, titled 'What is ...more
My TV Debut on Question Time
- It was my partner’s idea to go on Question Time. We watch it regularly because politics is of interest to ...more
Film screening "One Team"
- Free film screening "One Team" Monday 19th March 2018, 16.00-18.00, Ng03 "The way they play together, the way they get along, that’s ...more
"Simply Marvellous" - Free screening of BAFTA award winning film
- Wednesday 11 April 2018 13.30-16.30, Old Sessions House Free screening of "Marvellous" followed by Q&A with Neil Baldwin and Malcolm Clark, co-authors ...more
Power, Splendour, and Diplomacy – Understanding the Early Modern Royal Court through Objects: Part II
- Wolfson's students ask what we can learn about the Renaissance court through art, architecture and material objects. In Part I, ...more
Sport Shirt Friday!
- Christ Church Sport would like you to get involved in Sport Relief this year, by joining in with our SPORT ...more
Sport Relief 2018
- Sport Relief 2018 at Canterbury Christ Church University will feature some fantastic opportunities to get involved, raise money and try ...more
Paws for thought: How ‘man’s best friend’ can support domestic violence victims
- Senior Lecturer, Dr Elizabeth Spruin explains how the American practice of using court facility dogs can alleviate stress for victims ...more
Open lecture - "The work of Wonder" (Patrick Curry)
- Patrick will be discussing the work of wonder in three senses: the work we must do to make a place ...more
Beyond the View: Reframing the Sunbeam Photographic Collection
- Sidney Cooper Gallery, Canterbury, UK. July 10th – August 23rd 2014 This significant exhibition at the Sidney Cooper Gallery in Canterbury ...more
Identity and Pedagogy Research Theme conference
- CALL FOR ABSTRACTS! Following the runaway success of last year’s Identity in Education mini conference we are delighted to send you ...more
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Championships
- Markus Hunt is a Sports Scholar, Canterbury Christ Church Sport and Exercise Science student and Sports Centre Fitness Coach. He ...more
Research and Employability Fair 2018
- The Section of Life Sciences hosted its fourth annual Life Sciences Research and Employability Fair at Canterbury Christ Church University. ...more
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- This is an Event Title 3 Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been ...more
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- This is an Event Title 2 Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been ...more
First results are in!
- The team has been working on a number of projects with collaborators across the University and the first results are ...more
ruinous landscapes in a modern city
- O what we ben! is an interactive walking and mapping project exploring the landscapes of and correspondences between two texts: ...more
Parliamentary roundtable discussing music and mental health
- Senior lecturer, Dr. Kate Gee, describes her experience after being invited to speak at a parliamentary roundtable. Late last month I ...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
I’m no Mo Farah, but …
- Dr. James Cane, Senior Lecturer at CCCU, discusses his personal reflections on mental barriers to both starting a run and ...more
Mike and Sonia on BBC Radio 3
- On the eve of the project launch, BBC Radio 3 aired a special edition of Free Thinking featuring three projects from ...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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
