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Kingston University expert's study into impact of planning policies on London's affordable housing provision commended at major research awards
Posted Tuesday 29 August 2017
A study into the negative impact planning policies have had on the creation of affordable housing in London co-authored by a Kingston University expert has been commended at a top national research awards.
Kingston University sociology lecturer joins select group of academics to visit former top secret nuclear power plant in Russia
Posted Monday 21 August 2017
A Kingston University academic's study into the history of nuclear power in Russia has seen her secure access to some of the nation's once notoriously guarded sites. Dr Egle Rindzeviciute's project highlights a shift in Russian society's thinking, as the country looks to open up about its past and commemorate the bygone era of nuclear power development.
Kingston University's sociology, business economics and nutrition, exercise and health degrees secure 100 per cent National Student Survey satisfaction score
Posted Wednesday 9 August 2017
Kingston University's sociology, business economics and nutrition (exercise and health) courses all achieved the highest possible 100 per cent overall satisfaction rating in this year's National Student Survey.
Renowned Japanese architect Terunobu Fujimori drafts in Kingston University students to construct tea house for exhibition at London's Barbican
Posted Tuesday 1 August 2017
Students from Kingston University's postgraduate architecture course have assisted in the construction of a Japanese tea house designed by architect Terunobu Fujimori.
Acclaimed novelist and screenwriter Matt Haig shares top tips on life after graduation as he receives honorary degree from Kingston University
Posted Wednesday 26 July 2017
Sunday Times best-selling author Matt Haig shared some life advice with graduates after he was awarded with Honorary Doctor of Arts by Kingston University, for his services to literature and reading pleasure.
From London community champion to architecture in Australia – Clearing helps lay the foundations of student's future at Kingston University
Posted Wednesday 26 July 2017
A call to Kingston University's Clearing hotline last year was just the ticket for architecture student Maxine Minter, who has embraced university life so much that she's about to embark on a placement in Australia in her second year.
Austrian ambassador commends Kingston Business School Brexit negotiations research at launch seminar
Posted Tuesday 25 July 2017
Research by Kingston Business School's Professor Ursula Ott examining models of how Brexit negotiations has been commended by the Austrian ambassador at a recent seminar held to launch the project's findings.
Kingston University's new degree apprenticeship set to provide next generation of civil engineers with skills and experience to meet industry needs
Posted Monday 24 July 2017
Kingston University is launching a new Civil Engineering Degree Apprenticeship programme, linking in with industry to provide graduates with the cutting-edge knowledge and tools to hit the ground running when they begin their careers.
