Congratulations to Saber Mirzaee Bafti, PhD Electronic Engineering candidate studying in the School of Engineering and Digital Arts, who reached the finals of the IET’s … Read more
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Biennial Research Conference – January 2020
The School of Engineering and Digital Arts’ Biennial Research Conference took place on 8th January, 2020, in the Sibson Building on the University’s Canterbury campus. … Read more
EDA academic discusses animation and The Simpsons on BBC Radio Kent
Blaine Epsley, Kent alumni and now Lecturer in Digital Arts and Technology in the School of Engineering and Digital Arts joins BBC Radio Kent to … Read more
Engineering Taster Day – Saturday 18 January 2020
The School of Engineering and Digital Arts warmly invites you to an Engineering Taster Day taking place from 10.30 am to 4 pm on Saturday … Read more
Digital Media Taster Day – Saturday 18 January 2020
The School of Engineering and Digital Arts warmly invites you to a Digital Media Taster Day taking place from 10.30 am to 4 pm on … Read more
Cyber Security PhD Studentships for 2020 entry
The School of Engineering and Digital Arts is delighted to announce a call for Cyber Security PhD studentships for 2020 entry. Funding is available at … Read more
School Research Conference – Wednesday 8 January 2020
The School of Engineering and Digital Arts will be holding its biennial Research Conference on Wednesday 8 January 2020, taking place in the Sibson Building. … Read more
Research conducted by Dr Alexandra Covaci is presented at the ACM International Conference on Multimedia
to google-scholar Go to research-gat the School of Engineering and Digital Arts in collobration with researchers from Brunel University has been presented in a paper entitled: … Read more
Congratulations to Dr Rocio von Jungenfeld on winning the BCS AI Award
Congratulations to Dr Rocio von Jungenfeld, Lecturer in Digital Media at the School of Engineering and Digital Arts on winning the BCS AI Award at The … Read more
Popular mobile games can be used to detect signs of cognitive decline
New Kent-led research shows that popular mobile phone games could provide a new tool to help doctors spot early signs of cognitive decline, some of … Read more









