Kompel Campion

Kompel Campion is a Lecturer in Computing at Buckinghamshire New University (BNU), where he has been serving since 2022, following his role as an Associate Lecturer starting in 2015. He teaches and leads modules in Service Management, Project Management, and serves as a dissertation and research supervisor for Organisational Resilience courses. He is the Course Leader for the FDSc Data Science (Full Time) program and contributes to a range of undergraduate and postgraduate computing degrees, including BSc (Hons) Computer Science (with and without AI), BSc and MSc Data Science, and the MSc Computer Science (Conversion) program.

His research and teaching interests span key areas in modern computing and IT systems. These include Data Science, Project Management, Service Management, Organisational Resilience, and IT Infrastructure. His work bridges academic theory and industry practice, informed by years of technical and managerial experience in core IT systems.

Kompel Campion was recently recognized with the Excellence and Innovation in Learning and Teaching Practice Award at the Bucks Students' Union Awards in 2025, highlighting his commitment to high-quality education and student engagement.

He has supervised student dissertations and research projects, particularly within Organisational Resilience programs, and is actively involved in curriculum development and academic leadership. While specific grants are not mentioned, his leadership in full-time and blended learning programs suggests involvement in academic innovation and delivery.

Though not explicitly detailed, his academic and professional trajectory indicates strong integration between technical expertise and pedagogical practice within the computing discipline at BNU.