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Another bumper year of placements for Computing students

By opg | 28 September 2020

In 2020 we are used to hearing bad news, but the placements team in the School of Computing are bucking that trend. 54 students have … Read more

Computing students develop web player for Apple Music

By opg | 03 July 2019

Four Year in Industry students from the School of Computing have attracted the attention of Apple for their new music service, Musish. Having realised that … Read more

“Do you get the summer off?” What DO the staff get up to when the students are away?

By opg | 26 June 2019

“It must be wonderful working at a university with that long summer break.” That’s something you’ll hear a lot if you ever choose a career … Read more

Students win Innovation and Bright Idea award while on placement

By cb244 | 11 October 2018

Two students from the School of Computing at Medway have won an award while on placement at Medway Council. Direna Rugnato and Devesh Patel, Computing … Read more

Century of placement students for 6th year

By opg | 24 September 2018

For the 6th year in a row, over 100 students from the School of Computing have secured  an industrial placement for 2018/19. The School’s impressive … Read more

Placement student wins Digital Recognition Award

By cb244 | 03 September 2018

Sam Cordner-Matthews, a Computer Science with a Year in Industry student, has received a Digital Recognition Award while on placements at Schroders. The Digital Recognition … Read more

Peer recognition for placement student

By cb244 | 23 May 2018

Hubert Dziedziczak, a Computer Science (Networks) with a Year in Industry student, won the Employee of the Quarter award while on placement at the Wates … Read more

Placement Officer wins Kent photography competition

By opg | 05 February 2018

Katie Van Sanden, Placement Officer in the School of Computing, has been announced as a winner in the Vice-Chancellor’s photographic competition. Staff, students and alumni … Read more

Sharing best practice in employability for computing graduates

By cb244 | 15 August 2017

The School of Computing is taking a national lead in improving employability for computing graduates. Kent is one of 25 universities which shared their best … Read more

The School Placement Team hits another century

By opg | 29 September 2016

Over 100 students have once again embarked on industry placements with the support of the team in the School of Computing. Placement Officers Sian Robson … Read more

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