Improvements made to library collections and ease of discovery using LibrarySearch, includes the provision of e-books, e-journals, archives and more.
Have your say at ‘Shape Our Library’ – 24 November 2025
The Library is always looking at ways to improve the student experience, visit our feedback stand on 24 November, 11am – 3pm in the foyer of Augustine House.
Beyond October: LibrarySearch streaming Black History Month 365
Black History Month In October, we celebrated and supported Black History Month — a time to share, reflect on, and honour the impact of Black heritage and culture. It’s a […]
This Halloween… Write A Letter to the Library
Halloween Library Letter Writing Event 2025.
Don’t be afraid to leave your feedback! We can handle some scares.
Discover Your Library: Find the right study zone
Augustine House Library The main library in Canterbury is based at Augustine House. In an ideal location just minutes from Canterbury City Centre and just ten minutes’ walk from North […]
Discover Your Library: Finding your library books
A step by step guide to finding the resources that are on the library shelves. Use LibrarySearch, understand classmarks and loan types to discover items.
Augustine House: an architectural gem in the heart of Canterbury
When Barton Court Grammar School pupil Mark Spier came on work placement to Augustine House Library he told us about his love of architecture. We asked him to do some […]
The Carnegie Awards Celebrate Another Great Year in Literature and Illustration
The Carnegie Medals are awarded annually by CILIP and the Youth Libraries Group to books for children and young people that create outstanding reading experiences through writing or illustration.
Transition to studying next year
Transition can be defined as “the process or a period of changing from one state or condition to another” (Oxford English Dictionary). If you are continuing to study at CCCU next academic year then you may expect much of your university experience to remain the same, but you should also anticipate some changes and challenges, and you can start preparing for these now – with a little help from the library!