Mark Turner

Dr. Mark Turner is a Lecturer in Computer Science (Projects & Engagement) at Keele University's School of Computer Science and Mathematics. His academic background includes an MSc in Information Technology (2001) and a PhD (2007) from Keele University, focusing on 'Controlling Access to Distributed Data Services.' His research interests center on Software Engineering, particularly evidence-based practices, service-based systems, and cybersecurity/access control. He coordinates academic projects and industrial placements across Computer Science and Mathematics, including roles as Examinations Officer and Project Coordinator for both undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

Dr. Turner's teaching portfolio includes advanced modules like Third Year Double Project, MSc Industrial Placement, and Mathematics Work Placement, alongside foundational courses in Database Systems and Object-Oriented Programming. His administrative roles reflect his commitment to academic governance and student support.

His publications, primarily in software engineering and related fields, are accessible via ResearchGate. Although no scientific awards are explicitly listed, his work contributes to key areas like cybersecurity and project management methodologies. His research and teaching emphasize practical applications of theoretical computer science principles.

Dr. Turner collaborates closely with industry partners through project placements, bridging academic theory with real-world software development challenges. His administrative contributions ensure smooth academic operations, including placement coordination and examinations administration.