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Kingston University psychology student presents at international conferences after being first undergraduate to win prestigious scholarship
Posted Thursday 8 December 2016
Kingston University psychology student Rose Martin has become the first undergraduate to be awarded the highly-regarded Jane Beattie Memorial Travel Scholarship.
Leading diplomats and academics from around Europe share their views on the challenges to come at Kingston University Brexit event
Posted Tuesday 29 November 2016
The process to separate Britain from the European Union and the impact Brexit will have across the continent were discussed at a Kingston University event that brought together key players in the debate from across Europe.
Bicycle made from discarded golf clubs highlights 21st Century swing to cycling as leisure activity for middle-aged men
Posted Thursday 24 November 2016
A Kingston University graphic design student has created a fully functional lightweight bicycle from a set of golf clubs purchased for just 99p from eBay.
Kingston University secures €1.6million grant for global research project into migration, sex work and trafficking
Posted Wednesday 23 November 2016
A major global research project that will investigate the complex relationship between migration, sex work and trafficking across three continents is being launched by Kingston University, using a blend of documentary and fictional film.
US student becomes one of youngest ever to enrol for PhD at Kingston University after signing up for psychology programme aged just 17
Posted Monday 14 November 2016
A student from the United States has become one of the youngest ever to study for a PhD at Kingston University – after enrolling this summer aged just 17.
Kingston University academic lays down the law at inaugural professorial lecture
Posted Friday 11 November 2016
Senior law academic Professor Umut Turksen spoke about the rule of law at his inaugural professorial lecture.
Stories of 9/11 and 7/7 survivors shared as linguistics expert gives insight in to narratives describing trauma during Kingston University-hosted TEDx event
Posted Wednesday 2 November 2016
A Kingston University academic shared her research into how people use stories to describe traumatic experiences - including survivors of the terrorist attacks on New York's World Trade Centre in 2001 and the London bombings in 2005 - as part of her talk on the power of stories at Saturday's TEDx event, hosted at the University.
Astronaut Helen Sharman and chemist Dame Professor Julia Higgins unveil Kingston University's new state-of-the-art science and technology facilities
Posted Thursday 20 October 2016
Kingston University has unveiled it's new £6.8m state-of-the-art science and technology facilities for students and the wider community, with cutting-edge new laboratories, a public outreach centre and mobile labs that will take science out on the road to local schools.
