Category: News

Professor Michael Kölling has received the Outstanding Contribution to Computer Science Education award by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Special Interest Group for Computer … Read more

Four final year Computer Science students have won a cash prize for a project which the Kent Innovation and Enterprise team (KIE) judged to the … Read more

Student IT consultants were invited to share their knowledge in social and collaborative media with local organisations at an interactive workshop on 6 March, at … Read more

Two enterprising Computer Science students have staged a ‘hackathon’ for students at the University of Kent. The two-day event known as #kenthack was organised by … Read more

A School of Computing student has been presented with the Duke of Edinburgh (D of E) gold award by Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, at … Read more

A Kent Union society, popular with School of Computing students, has attracted interest from the online technology community by building an inexpensive antenna that can … Read more

The Faculty of Sciences is holding a Research Festival on Thursday, 10 January in the new Colyer-Fergusson building to celebrate and raise awareness of the research across … Read more

Michael Kölling, Professor of Computer Science at the University of Kent, has been named as the winner of the Outstanding Contribution to Computer Science Education … Read more

The School of Computing is celebrating after the 2012 National Student Survey (NSS) confirmed the excellent employment rates of its graduates. All of the undergraduate … Read more

The European Commission has awarded £2.7million (€3.4million) to a computing consortium that includes the School of Computing’s Professor Simon Thompson. The award is for research … Read more