Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU)

MBA:

The Canterbury Christ Church MBA will help you gain insights into the latest trends in international business, as well as UK private and public sector organization.

With the experience of our leading team of university researchers and professional practice tutors, we will ensure the MBA programme maintains a pragmatic focus to enhance your new business career and help you connect with new opportunities.

The course brings together theory and practice. We endeavour to work closely with regional businesses and there is an emphasis on work-related learning and employability. For your third-semester‘ management project’, you will carry out either a work-related learning project or a policy-based study about a given industry sector.

MSc International Business ( Specialisation in Marketing & Finance ) : 

As we enter a period of dramatic economic and political change, there has never been a more exciting time to study international business. The focus of MSc International Business is very much on developing the skills and attributes necessary for the leaders, entrepreneurs, and policymakers of tomorrow in management, strategy and decision making and communication.

You will also develop a clear understanding of the environment in which international businesses operate in terms of economics, finance and governance, as well as politics and culture.

Our University started out as a teacher training college in the 1960s in response to a national shortage of teachers. Today we continue to shape our courses and research around critical social issues both nationally and globally. Here are a few of our distinguished achievements:

• Diversity and inclusiveness: The progressive, liberal, and inclusive campus draws a diverse community from over 80 countries.
• Female empowerment: The Canterbury Christ Church community feels strongly about the cause of female empowerment which is why out of 1,700 staff members on the roll, more than half are women.
• Focussed on a sustainable future: Our international awards recognise our impact on building sustainable futures through innovative education and environmental stewardship.
• Esteemed faculty: Top 20 in the UK for Qualified Teaching Staff. (HESA Teaching Qualified Staff 2017/18)
• Research and knowledge exchange: Nearly 90% of our research submitted to the 2014 Research Excellence Framework (REF) was assessed as world-leading, internationally excellent, or internationally recognised.

We are Canterbury Christ Church University, an institution that believes education changes lives for the better.

We offer a wide range of postgraduate courses in many subject areas including teacher education, health and medicine, digital and creative arts, humanities, social and applied sciences, and technology and engineering. Our modern, multi-campus university is home to around 15,000 students, around one-fifth of whom are postgraduate students. 

•    Staff employed: 1,700
•    Our University provides employment for many local people across Kent and Medway
•    More than half of our workforce is female
•    We work with several hundred sessional staff who help to provide expertise and industry knowledge
•    88% of staff members say it is a friendly place to work

“CCCU helped me regain – and significantly develop – my confidence and self-belief. It has also instilled a life-long passion for the subject of History.”

Matthew Cook,

Christ Church Alumnus

“My Christ Church degree has opened up a whole new world and inspired me to examine my true potential as a graduate. I am now looking beyond my current role to what I can achieve personally and professionally.”

Anthony,

Christ Church Alumnus 

• An appropriate Honours degree (minimum 2.2, or equivalent qualification).
•  If you are an international student (with a first degree from a non-UK higher education institution), you will also need to demonstrate English language proficiency, with a combined 6.5 IELTS score (or equivalent).

£13000

Our network of campuses and centres stretches across Kent and Medway, and are a vital part of the local communities. We want all students and staff to achieve their full potential, and that is why we’ve invested millions of pounds into creating high-quality facilities to make this possible.

Canterbury Campus
The largest of our campuses, Canterbury is a World Heritage Site and a historic cathedral city.
North Holmes Road
Canterbury
Kent
CT1 1QU

Medway Campus
Our Medway Campus is a stone’s throw away from the Historic Dockyard, which is home to a cinema and restaurant complex.
Rowan Williams Court
30 Pembroke Court
Chatham Maritime
Kent

SALOMANS INSTITUTE TUNBRIDGE WELLS
The Salomons Institute is home to professional and postgraduate study.  
Lucy Fildes Building
1 Meadow Rd 
Tunbridge Wells TN1 2YG

Make friends and live independently by choosing to live in our student accommodation. Living in our accommodation means you'll be supported by us during your stay. We have a range of locations and rooms available in Canterbury and Medway to suit you and your budget.

Explore the options and find your new home.

The warm and welcoming atmosphere you’ll find on campus is one of the things that truly sets us apart. You'll be studying in a nurturing and supportive environment where diversity, equality and individuality are part of everything we do.

We can't wait for you to be part of it!

Arts, Culture and Sport
We are passionate about arts and culture and are fast becoming a major cultural contributor in the South East.

Vibrant and engaging arts and culture programme
Working closely with local and national cultural organisations, the University has an artistically vibrant, academically inspiring and socially engaging arts and culture programme.

We are always expanding the range of artists and companies that thrive within and outside our University, whilst ensuring there are plenty of opportunities for student and public engagement.

Working closely with local and national organisations
We are proud to be Partner and Principal Sponsor of the Canterbury Festival, since 2010, and are working closely with local and national cultural organisations to ensure the University has an artistically vibrant, academically inspiring and socially engaging arts and culture programme.

More recently, we have developed a partnership with the Creative Foundation to further support arts and culture in Kent, including the Folkestone Book Festival.

A passion for the sport
Over 1,200 of our students regularly compete in a variety of sports with other universities and our Sports Scholarships scheme supports around 40 talented young athletes every year, including a world record-holder and several international competitors.
The University is the main sponsor of the Kent Women’s Cricket team and has partnerships with a range of local and regional clubs and organisations, including Polo Farm Sports Club in Canterbury where the University has invested £2m to develop a new indoor sports centre and teaching space for our students and club members. This venue enhances our existing facilities which include our own city-based sports centre and gym, and the picturesque playing fields at Stodmarsh.