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Architects need to dream for London, Kingston University's new Professor of Architecture Andrew Clancy says
Posted Thursday 15 December 2016
In an ever changing landscape Kingston University's new Professor of Architecture advocates a unique way for students to examine London.
Construction of Kingston University's new flagship Town House building set to start in spring 2017
Posted Wednesday 14 December 2016
Willmott Dixon Construction has secured the contract to build Kingston University's new Town House building.
Fixperts set their sights on schools as the design programme wins coveted industry recognition with Blueprint Award
Posted Tuesday 13 December 2016
The Fixperts programme, founded by Professor Daniel Charny from the Faculty of Art, Design & Architecture has won prestigious recognition from the design industry at the 2016 Blueprint Awards.
Kingston University music researcher Caroline Potter's study of French composer Erik Satie's life named Sunday Times Classical Music Book of the Year
Posted Monday 12 December 2016
A Kingston University music expert has scooped the Sunday Times Classical Music Book of the Year award for a study that delves into the world and works of influential Parisian composer Erik Satie.
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.
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.
Award-winning film by Kingston University lecturer selected as part of official 75th anniversary tribute to the Arctic Convoys of World War II
Posted Wednesday 16 November 2016
A prize-winning documentary by a Kingston University lecturer has been included in the official UK tribute for the 75th anniversary commemoration of the first Arctic Convoy – a top-secret mission that shipped supplies to Russia in the Second World War.
