Engineering students help to shape a sustainable future
Engineering students recently joined forces with Tensei to investigate and research their latest sustainable material with the aim to reduce plastic use.
Engineering students recently joined forces with Tensei to investigate and research their latest sustainable material with the aim to reduce plastic use.
The School of Engineering, Technology and Design has agreed a partnership with Kent business Amphenol Ltd to support student innovation, practical learning opportunities and research within industry.
Creative young minds came together to take part in the First® Lego® League Challenge, hosted by the STEM Hub at Canterbury Christ Church University.
A group of Foundation Year students in Engineering have won a £3000 prize for their project on re-shaping the future of retail.
Rosie Duffield MP has visited the Verena Holmes Building to see how staff and students were using the facilities to develop essential skills and conduct research to help solve real-world problems.
Foundation year students in Engineering will be able to pitch their ideas in a Dragon’s Den style competition with the opportunity to win £3,000 in funding to bring their innovative designs to life.
A new partnership to turbo-charge research, innovation and enterprise in the south east’s horticultural, and food and drink industries has been launched.
School students from across the south east were welcomed to the University recently to receive awards and celebrate their innovative engineering designs aimed at solving real-world problems.
Canterbury Christ Church University has presented the UK's first lower limb Exoskeleton aimed at helping children with cerebral palsy to stand and walk as part of their rehabilitation therapy.
Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Edinburgh has officially opened the University's Verena Holmes Building and Kent and Medway Medical School (KMMS).
Each year students and staff at Canterbury Christ Church University, in partnership with local businesses, prioritise sustainability in industry to support the region’s efforts to achieve Net Zero.
Canterbury Christ Church University’s chemical engineering undergraduate degrees have been awarded with an international accreditation by the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE).