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Kingston University produces more graduate start-up companies than any other higher education institution in United Kingdom for fifth year running
Posted Thursday 10 April 2014
A recent study from the Higher Education Statistics Agency has revealed that Kingston has the highest number of graduate start-up businesses across 150 higher education institutions in the United Kingdom.
Community welcomes plans to transform Kingston University's Penrhyn Road campus with new landmark building
Posted Wednesday 26 March 2014
The local community, as well as staff and students at Kingston University, have welcomed a proposed new £55m landmark building in the town.
Environmental hazards and disaster management expert shares experience of working on frontline of Surrey flood response with his Kingston University students
Posted Friday 21 March 2014
Environmental hazards and disaster management students from Kingston University have been getting a first-hand insight into the challenges of co-ordinating some of the emergency response efforts following the flooding in Chertsey earlier this yearfrom one of their lecturers.
Kingston Business School expert predicts many of Chancellor George Osborne's budget measures will have little impact
Posted Wednesday 19 March 2014
As Britain reacts to George Osborne's budget, including moves designed to boost the incomes of pensioners and savers hit by low interest rates, a Kingston academic says that, with an election looming, the motive for many of the measures is purely political.
Kingston University's careers and employability team scoops top award for preparing students for world of work
Posted Wednesday 19 March 2014
Kingston University's 'inspiring' drive to improve students' employment prospects after graduating has scooped a top award.
Celebrities may be going bankrupt to avoid tax bills, Kingston Law School insolvency expert warns
Posted Tuesday 18 March 2014
An insolvency expert has warned that celebrities may increasingly be abusing the bankruptcy system in order to maximise their earnings and reduce the amount of tax they pay.
Students, staff and borough residents join forces in biodiversity volunteer project to transform Hogsmill River banks
Posted Friday 14 March 2014
University on the lookout for helpers to create new riverbank and wildlife habitat as work starts on its largest biodiversity volunteer project to date
Award-winning journalist Samira Ahmed lets students in on the art of the great interview
Posted Thursday 6 March 2014
Broadcaster and writer Samira Ahmed enlightened journalism students on the finer points of interview technique in the latest of her regularguest lectures at Kingston University.
