Whether you find the thought of cooking for yourself for the first time a bit daunting or want to learn some new recipes to impress your housemates we have some great tips for you.
Research shows that cooking from fresh makes you healthier and happier as well as being good for your budget! So we have teamed up with our Student Sustainable Green Office to share some of their recipes from their Cooking Goes Green Cookbook for Students.
Do you know about all the beautiful surrounding areas of Canterbury? In this blog, Katie is sharing her favourite beaches in Kent… To help you make the most of your summer!
An update to the Blackboard system is scheduled to take place on Friday 10 July 2020. The update will commence at approximately 5pm and systems affected will be unavailable until the end of Sunday 12 July 2020.
It’s July! And we want to say a huge congratulations to those who have recently received their results and good luck to those still waiting to hear. Whether you are moving up a level of study, a recent graduate, or a postgraduate student continuing research over the summer, we are here to support you…
Many of you will have received your results this week and some of you may need to undertake reassessment. But don’t worry you have got this!
And to help you get reassessment ready here are a few tips.
Thank you for choosing Christ Church accommodation – you have made a great choice. We want to make sure it is a home from home for you. A place where you can make new friends, feel safe and secure and enjoy discovering the city on your doorstep.
Student Finance England has launched a new Digital Evidence Submission system that makes it easier for students to provide supporting evidence for their applications.
As Pride month comes to an end for another year, it’s a great opportunity to reflect on how the Canterbury Christ Church University community has come together virtually to celebrate Pride.
Hi, it’s me – Aphiwe, back for part 2 of my international blog.
As we prepare for the new academic year we feel it is important to keep you updated on how our plans for September are progressing.
We’re committed to providing an on-campus experience, with our aim to deliver a mix of face-to-face and online learning and teaching.
Our priority is to make sure we continue to provide you with the highest quality education and student experience, whilst also ensuring the health, safety and wellbeing of all our students, staff and visitors.
We are doing this by following the latest Government and Public Health England guidelines and wanted to share just some of the measures we will be implementing to keep our campuses safe:
Hey! I am Marta, a 3rd-year international student of Media and Communications and Film Radio and Television. In this blog I’ll be sharing my top tips for finding a job whilst studying here at Christ Church…
Now you have your place at CCCU, you may want to start thinking about getting a part-time job or even work out your next career move – it is never too early to start planning your future!
Hi, my name is Naki, I’m sharing my top 10 tips on how to maintain focus for thesis writing. These unprecedented times are challenging for all of us. Aside from dealing with and adapting to social distancing, there is the added pressure of dealing with our own unique challenges. Keep my tips in mind to help you remain focus, and remember that we’re all in this together!
Blog by Katie, third year student.
What I loved most about Canterbury Christ Church University was the fact that it was a city campus.
| Applications are now open for Student Finance England for part-time undergraduate and postgraduate master’s students. |
Hi, it’s me – Aphiwe, again and welcome back to a whirlwind of words!
I want you to feel as if you’re having a normal conversation with me, the only difference is that you don’t know who I am so don’t stress, there’s no pressure here. So sit back and relax.
I know exactly how it feels to be far from home, so I’m here to give some advice and also share my past experiences so that you don’t make the same mistakes that I did.
Getting your funding for University sorted and starting to plan your budget before you arrive is essential. As a student, you can get finance to pay for tuition fees and living costs.
The easiest way to apply is online at www.gov.uk/studentfinance.
We’d like to officially introduce Aphiwe, our student content creator, who is here to share her uni experience with you and keep you up-to-date with everything related to student life at Canterbury Christ Church University, together with the rest of the team.
Oh, hello! Is it too soon to start talking about how cool the intro theme song to every Universal movie is? It probably is but since you’re already reading this, pretend you can hear it in your mind as you read my first blog!
Having lived and studied around Brighton for 18 years, I am used to a busy city lifestyle. I had the luxury of Brighton as my closest city, the South Downs National Park around the corner and several beaches on my doorstep!
If you’re getting ready to apply for university, read this helpful blog by Harrison, second year combined honours student at Canterbury Christ Church University.
