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Jayven Sandy talks about her career since graduating in 2018

By cb244 | 11 January 2021

Name: Jayven Sandy Degree Course: Business Information Technology Graduated: 2018 Current role: Application Rationalisation Project Manager at M&G plc Why did you choose Kent?  When … Read more

I spent my year in industry at Citrix Systems, a Global Leading Software company.

By cb244 | 28 October 2019

• Why did you choose to study at Kent? I chose to Study at the University of Kent because of the culture, education standards and … Read more

Graduate introduces government ministers to veterans’ employment scheme

By opg | 05 September 2019

Anamika Yadav studied Computing with a Year in Industry and is working for Salesforce Anamika Yadav has had a flying start to her career as … Read more

At Kent, there are lots of ways to enhance your degree

By opg | 05 September 2019

Alexi Bitsios is a final year of his BSc (Hons) Computing student Why did you choose Kent? I have around 10 years’ experience in computing, … Read more

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