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Why there’s no better time to consider postgraduate study

By opg | 27 August 2020

Many industries have been hit hard by COVID-19, inevitably making the job market a more competitive environment. While this can be seen as a challenge … Read more

Five reasons a computer science conversion degree can suit any graduate

By cb244 | 03 August 2020

Computer science could not be more important in the digital age we live in today. From cyber security to automated technology and web development, businesses … Read more

Best Paper Honourable Mention award for PhD student

By cb244 | 26 June 2020

First year PhD student Keenan Jones has received a best paper Honourable Mention award at the 14th International AAAI conference on Web and Social Media … Read more

High client satisfaction and praise for student consultants

By cb244 | 30 April 2020

The Kent IT Consultancy (KITC) is part of the School of Computing and is a student staffed IT consultancy delivering services to local small and … Read more

Advent of Code competition winners

By cb244 | 17 February 2020

The Computer Science Society at Canterbury took part in Advent of Code in the run up to Christmas. Advent of Code is an Advent calendar … Read more

Bursary win for Master’s Student Betsy

By opg | 20 November 2019

Master’s student Betsy Uchendu has been awarded £500 as a winner of the Postgrad Solutions Study Bursary 2019. Betsy, who is studying on the conversion course, … Read more

All female team tackle plastic pollution at Athena Hack

By cb244 | 17 April 2019

A group of Masters students from the School of Computing attended Athena Hack, an all-women hackathon, in London from 13-14 April 2019. The hackathon was … Read more

PhD students to attend Google summit in Munich

By cb244 | 19 November 2018

Three PhD students from the School of Computing have been accepted to attend Google’s 6th Compiler and Programming Language Summit. Hrutvik Kanabar, Joanna Sharrad and … Read more

PhD student wins 2nd prize at London Hopper Colloquium

By cb244 | 30 October 2018

PhD student, Joanna Sharrad, recently won 2nd place in the Research Spotlight Competition at the British Computing Society’s London Hopper Colloquium, and was presented with … Read more

Funded PhD studentship in Human-Machine Teaming in Cyber Security

By cb244 | 29 October 2018

The School of Computing is currently inviting applications for a three-year PhD scholarship in Human-machine teaming for supporting human decision making to enhance security of … Read more

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