Canterbury Cathedral was the magnificent setting for students from the School of Engineering and Digital Arts to receive their degrees on Tuesday 16th July 2019. This was preceded by a Reception and Prize Giving in the School of Engineering and Digital Arts, where families, friends and staff celebrated their success.<\/p>\n
Prizes were awarded as follows:<\/p>\n
Speechlink Multimedia Ltd Prize for the Best Final Year Project with a Therapeutic Application, presented by Pete McLeod, Director, Speech Link Multimedia Ltd, to Rania Kolaghassi and\u00a0Crismary Goncalves.<\/p>\n
Teach First\u00a0Prize for Distinguished Performance in Examinations, presented by Professor Farzin Deravi, Head of the School of Engineering and Digital Arts, to James Colbran.<\/p>\n
The School of Engineering and Digital Arts Prize for the Best Final Year Digital Media Project, presented by Dr Mike Green, Programme Chair, Digital Media (Undergraduate), to Edward King.<\/p>\n
The School of Engineering and Digital Arts Prize for Innovation and Creativity, presented by Dr Mike Green, Programme Chair,\u00a0 Digital Media (Undergraduate), to Alice Isacila,\u00a0Thanuja Tharmaseelan, and Samuel White.<\/p>\n
Faculty of Sciences Rotary Prize for Distinguished Performance in Stage 1,2,3\/4 Examinations, presented by Professor Farzin Deravi, Head of the School of Engineering and Digital Arts, to Rania Kolaghassi and\u00a0Camilla Felici.<\/p>\n
Faculty of Sciences Dean\u2019s Prize for Outstanding Performance in Examinations, presented by Professor Farzin Deravi, Head of the School of Engineering and Digital Arts, to Weixin Zhou.<\/p>\n
IEEE Communications Chapter Final Year Prizefor the Best Final Year Undergraduate Project in the Telecommunications Area, presented by Jiangzhou Wang, Professor of Telecommunications to\u00a0Ibrahim Abdulrahman Ibrahim.<\/p>\n
The IET National Prize awarded for Distinction by a Final Year Student on an IET Accredited Course by Chris Read, IET Kent, to Camilla Felici<\/p>\n
BAE Systems Prize forMost Outstanding Project by a Third Year CSE Student, presented by Rebecca Jaggon, Graduate Systems Engineering, BAE Systems, to Elijah Gould.<\/p>\n
BAE Systems Prize for Inspiring the Participation of Women in Engineering, presented by Rebecca Jaggon, Graduate Systems Engineering, BAE Systems to Zoey Mairs and\u00a0Sri Murahari.<\/p>\n
BAE Systems Prize for Inspiring the Participation of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Communities in Engineering, presented by Rebecca Jaggon, Graduate Systems Engineering, BAE Systems, to Aruntujha Ponniah and\u00a0Jenna Seetohul.<\/p>\n
Megger Instruments Ltd Prize for Most Outstanding Instrumentation Project, presented by Steve Newman, Head of Continuous Improvement, Megger Instruments Limited, to Martin Barnett.<\/p>\n
Congratulations to all our graduates and prize winners!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"