'International' news articles - Page 37
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Kingston University experts to play key role in European Commission-backed project to help stamp out doping on the amateur sport and fitness circuit
Posted Wednesday 13 May 2015
Public health and education experts from Kingston University are playing a key role in a major European project to deter young people from using performance and appearance-enhancing drugs.
Kingston University's heat acclimation expertise helps Sir Ranulph Fiennes and other British athletes prepare for the rigours of the Marathon des Sables footrace
Posted Friday 24 April 2015
Athletes prepared for the 2015 Marathon des Sables using the heat acclimation facilities overseen by the Kingston University Sport Science Consultancy Team.
Staff pay tribute to 'larger than life' enterprise and engineering champion Andrew Self
Posted Friday 17 April 2015
Current and former members of staff at Kingston University have been saddened by the death of retired pro vice-chancellor for enterprise, Professor Andrew Self, who recently lost his battle with cancer.
Students from the School of Geography, Geology and the Environment ‘think critically to make a difference' for South African settlement
Posted Thursday 5 March 2015
Immersing students in the South Africa's Village Heights community gave them the opportunity to debate development issues in a real-life context.
Kingston University MBA among Europe's top 50 in QS Global 200 Business Schools ranking report 2015
Posted Friday 13 February 2015
Kingston Business School's full-time MBA has been ranked 43 out of 200 in Europe in the latest QS Fulltime MBA rankings.
Korean teachers sign up for three more years of English language development with Kingston University
Posted Thursday 29 January 2015
Each January, Kingston University hosts 20 English teachers from the Chungcheongbuk-Do region of South Korea, for a month long, residential continuing professional development course with English Language Development, within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS).
Kingston University architecture graduate Simon Dean awarded the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Bronze Medal for the best degree-level design project
Posted Friday 16 January 2015
Simon Dean is presented with the RIBA Bronze President's Medal, one of the world's most prestigious and established awards in architectural education.
Double Booker prize-winning author Hilary Mantel announces winner of Kingston University's first international short story competition
Posted Friday 19 December 2014
Australian poet Michele Cahill took the honours for her story, Duende, set in Seville.
