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Kingston Business School's Moscow MBA course rated best in Russia in NARODNY 2015 and Business Journal magazine rankings
Posted Monday 12 October 2015
Kingston Business School's MBA course in Moscow has once again been ranked best in Russia – topping two prestigious tables in quick succession.
Kingston University FixShop initiative receives £15,000 boost from London Mayor Boris Johnson's High Street Fund
Posted Thursday 8 October 2015
Kingston University's Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture is at the forefront of a campaign to raise funds to open a Fixshop in Kingston, with a little help from the Mayor of London. The Fixshop initiative will enable people to meet with designers in-shop, to come up with creative ways to solve everyday problems.
Kingston University rated among top 15 per cent in globe in latest QS World University Rankings
Posted Thursday 24 September 2015
Kingston University has been named one of the world's top 500 institutions in the prestigious QS World University Rankings.
Kingston University professor Will Brooker transforms himself into pop icon David Bowie for year-long study of music legend
Posted Wednesday 5 August 2015
Professor Will Brooker is ‘becoming' Bowie in a year-long study which he hopes will lead to greater understanding of the creative process. By dressing as Bowie, listening to the same music, watching the same films and reading the same books, Brooker hopes to gain valuable insight into the mind of one of the most inspirational figures of the past 50 years.
Luminary of film and theatre Simon Callow awarded Kingston University honorary degree
Posted Friday 31 July 2015
Simon Callow - one of Britain's most respected stage and screen stars - has been named an Honorary Doctor of Letters by Kingston University.
Kingston's genome sequencing research set to tackle major global health challenge
Posted Wednesday 24 June 2015
Genome sequencing research completed by Kingston University has the potential to bring significant benefits to a key global health issue – that of multi-drug-resistant bacteria.
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.
Hugh Grant reads extract from the Duke of Wellington's description of the Battle of Waterloo to promote Kingston University Journalism professor Brain Cathcart's new book
Posted Wednesday 6 May 2015
Hugh Grant reads the Duke of Wellington's famous dispach which carried news from the Battle of Waterloo to London.
