Canterbury Christ Church University

About the institution

Canterbury Christ Church University started life as a teacher training college established by the Church of England in 1962. Education remains a particular strength, though it now offers a broad range of degree subjects across its network of four campuses, based in Canterbury, Broadstairs, Medway and Tunbridge Wells. The majority of students come from Kent. The university has invested heavily in its facilities in recent years, including new student accommodation in Canterbury city centre.

Key facts (HESA 2013/14)

All students:

17,426

Male UG students:

33%

Female UG students:

67%

Full-time students:

75%

Under 21 on entry:

54%

International:

Undergraduate:

80%

Student-staff ratio:

18.0

Average UCAS tariff:

279.0

Degree classifications class of 2014 (HESA 2013/14)

First: 17%

2.1: 49%

2.2: 29%

Pass: 5%

Employability class of 2014 (DLHE 2013/14)

91%

In work or further study 6 months after graduation

49%

In professional employment 6 months after graduation

21,000

Median salary UK domiciled in FT employment

Email institution

UCAS code:

C10

North Holmes Road Canterbury [field_postcode]

Telephone number:

01227782900

Student satisfaction
7.0/10

Guardian university guide rank

109

out of 121

Times university guide rank

114

out of 128

Delivering high quality teaching, learning and outcomes for its students. It consistently exceeds rigorous national quality requirements for UK higher education.