Mon 3rd October, 2011
The University of Bedfordshire’s Computer Science and Technology Department has been shortlisted for a top electronics award.
The Department has been shortlisted for the University Department of the Year Award at the Elektra European Electronics Industry Awards 2011.
The University’s Vice Chancellor Professor Les Ebdon CBE DL said: "The University is known for its high-quality teaching and I am delighted that the expertise of our Computer Department is being recognised in this way."
The Computer Science and Technology Department is part of the Faculty of Creative Arts, Technologies and Sciences (CATS), based at the Luton Campus.
The Dean of CATS, Professor James Crabbe, said: “I am really excited that our Computer Science and Technology Department, which has outstanding research and teaching and learning, has been shortlisted for this award with such established and internationally-recognised departments.”
The winners will be announced at an awards dinner and Christmas Party in December at the Park Plaza Hotel, Westminster Bridge in London.
A highlight of the electronics industry, the Elektra Awards recognise the achievements of individuals and companies across Europe. They are designed to promote best practice in key areas including, innovation, sales growth and employee motivation.
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