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Kingston Business School MSc programmes rated in top 100 globally by Eduniversal Best Masters Ranking
Posted Tuesday 25 April 2017
Kingston University's Business School has achieved top ratings in the 2017 Eduniversal Best Masters Ranking for its Leadership and Management in Health MSc and Real Estate Management MSc courses.
Kingston University psychology expert warns of emotional challenges facing NHS healthcare professionals working in intensive care units
Posted Monday 24 April 2017
Dr Tushna Vandrevala, a Senior Lecturer in Psychology from the School of Social and Behavioural Sciences, explores the theme of rumination from work in intensive care professionals in the latest edition of the Journal of Intensive Care.
New partnership between Tate and Kingston University sees fine art students unveil artwork for No Working Title research project
Posted Tuesday 11 April 2017
Fine art students from Kingston University took part in No Working Title, a research project examining the role of the artist which took place at Tate Exchange.
War in the Sunshine exhibition by Kingston University researcher reveals untold stories of First World War in Italy
Posted Monday 10 April 2017
An exhibition showcasing the words of a wartime painter and two photographers depicting the final weeks of the First World War has attracted record attendees at the Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art in London.
Times Higher Education ranks Kingston University among world's top 200 young institutions
Posted Wednesday 5 April 2017
Kingston University has been ranked among the top 200 young universities worldwide by sector-leading publication Times Higher Education (THE) and in the top 50 global universities of a similar age - classed by THE as the Generation Y universities.
New research into meningitis bacteria by Kingston University experts could hold key to developing improved vaccines
Posted Friday 31 March 2017
A breakthrough by Kingston University scientists in completing the genome sequence for a strain of meningococcus - the bacteria that causes meningitis - could have major implications for new treatments and vaccines for the life-threatening disease.
From Shakespeare to shale gas: Research Week at Kingston University showcases some of the pioneering work being undertaken to tackle challenges facing today's society
Posted Friday 31 March 2017
This year the University's annual Research Week will take place from Sunday 2 – Friday 7 April.
Award-winning record producer Tony Visconti returns to Kingston University for the inaugural Visconti Winter School
Posted Tuesday 28 March 2017
Aspiring musicians from across the globe come to Kingston University to take part in a five-day intensive programme led by David Bowie's former music producer, Tony Visconti.
