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New Kingston University Business and Law Dean to strengthen emphasis on international education
Posted Friday 25 July 2014
Kingston University's newly-appointed Dean of Business and Law plans to focus on developing the international dimensions of the Faculty.
Kingston University's Stanley Picker Gallery given boost in Arts Council England funding shake-up
Posted Thursday 10 July 2014
Arts Council England funding increase for Kingston University's Stanley Picker Gallery hailed as a major endorsement of past, present and future projects.
Kingston University academic calls for robust police investigation into evidence CIA flights carrying terror suspects landed in Scotland
Posted Friday 27 June 2014
Researchers on a project tracking flights linked to rendition say police must leave no stone unturned investigating CIA flights that landed in Scotland.
Kingston University teams up with industry experts to discuss low-cost space travel at UKLaunch symposium
Posted Thursday 26 June 2014
The newly formed group aims to develop a low cost satellite carrier rocket by 2021 – the 50th anniversary of the BLACK ARROW rocket.
Kingston University lecturer's industry-based approach to education earns National Teaching Fellowship award
Posted Thursday 12 June 2014
Kingston Business School expert Dr Deborah Anderson has received a National Teaching Fellowship award for her work that sees leading marketeers work closely alongside students.
Prize-winning author Hilary Mantel and Kingston University Chancellor playwright Bonnie Greer to judge new writing competitions
Posted Tuesday 13 May 2014
Kingston University has enlisted double Man Booker Prize-winning author Hilary Mantel and playwright Bonnie Greer as judges for its first short story writing competitions.
Kingston University cultural media expert to share insight at British Library exhibition showcasing historical role of comic books
Posted Tuesday 6 May 2014
Cultural media commentator Professor Will Brooker says the British Museum is getting serious about comics in new exhibition Comics Unmasked, which highlights the historial and cultural role played by cartoons.
Reforms mean children and vulnerable adults may not be properly heard, Kingston Law School expert warns
Posted Wednesday 23 April 2014
Leading law academic, Professor Penny Cooper, is concerned that new family law measures may harm children and vulnerable adults.
