If you are interested in inspiring the next generation, come to our Open Day on 9 July 2-4pm and explore the different routes you can take to become a teacher.

Use the Open Day to discover more about our wide range of postgraduate routes into teaching.

Have you decided what you want to do when you have completed your degree?

Give yourself the postgraduate edge, by adding a postgraduate degree to your CV.  It a great way to develop expert skills and boost your career prospects.

Good luck to final year students receiving your results today!

The results will be released in batches during the day between 1pm and 5pm. They will be emailed as a PDF direct to your University email address.  

If you are feeling isolated, want to chat with other students or would welcome some support in these uncertain times, come along to our virtual Chooseday Chill.

You are now required to add recovery contact details to your CCCU computing account. This will add an extra layer of security to your account.

You will only need to do this once.

We appreciate that being on placements can be rewarding but can also come with its own stresses and challenges, particularly during these times.

So, the Mental Wellbeing Team are setting up an online support group where you can share your experiences, discuss your concerns, get access to advice and onward signposting if needed.

The session will run weekly, and last for an hour.

The group is facilitated by the Mental Wellbeing Team and supported by the Practice Learning Unit.

Starts 3 July, 12.30-1.30 pm.

Please contact Natasha.mcardle@canterbury.ac.uk if you would like more information.

To join, just follow your blackboard link.

Good luck to all the Level 5 and 6 students receiving their assessment results in the next few weeks.

The theme for Men’s Health Week is “Take Action on Covid-19” with a focus on how to beat stress during lockdown.

While people across all demographics have been struggling with lockdown, a study by YouGov has found that 38% of men have noticed a negative effect on their mental health. 33% pointed to a lack of freedom, 42% not being able to see friends and family, and 17% feeling stressed at home, as the causes behind an increase in poor mental health.

Now more than ever we need to check in on our mates to see if they are OK, support each other and share tips on how to look after our wellbeing.

The IT department has added new security features to CCCU computing accounts.

From next Monday, 22 June, students will be able to add a recovery email address and telephone number to improve security and make account recovery easier.

We advise that you do this as soon as you are able to, so you know your account is secure and you can access it easily when you next need to,

We know many of you are concerned about collecting your belongings from your term-time accommodation following lockdown whilst others are planning on moving out back home.