'Staff' news articles - Page 132
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Best picture triumph for Oscar-winning director Steve McQueen no surprise to Kingston University film studies expert
Posted Tuesday 4 March 2014
Professor Will Brooker recalls his student days with the director of 12 Years a Slave.
Kingston University wins HR diversity initiative category at the Guardian University Awards
Posted Friday 28 February 2014
Kingston University has seen off strong competition to scoop the HR diversity initiative trophy at the Guardian University Awards.
EU awards Kingston University £500,000 for mobile healthcare project
Posted Thursday 27 February 2014
The Faculty of Science, Engineering and Computing has received a major EU grant worth more than £500,000 to investigate how mobile health and wireless technologies can be used to monitor patients with multiple chronic diseases.
Kingston University celebrates launch of new home for International Study Centre
Posted Wednesday 26 February 2014
The Kingston University London International Study Centre has moved to a new home at Kingston Hill campus.
Kingston University graduate Sarah Woolner scoops BAFTA award for short animation Sleeping With The Fishes
Posted Wednesday 19 February 2014
A Kingston University creative writing and drama graduate is hoping a surprise BAFTA win will lead to more of her work making its way on to the nation's television screens.
United States Ambassador and internet pioneer Matthew W. Barzun delivers address at Kingston University's Chancellor's event
Posted Tuesday 18 February 2014
The US Ambassador to the United Kingdom has been the first high-profile speaker to step into the spotlight at Kingston University's new Chancellor's events.
Research to put roll out of European tobacco control tool under the spotlight
Posted Tuesday 18 February 2014
A health policy expert from Kingston University and St George's, University of London is heading a new study examining European take-up of a mechanism to help gauge the impact of anti-smoking initiatives.
Lottery grant helps bring British Red Cross World War 1 archive to life
Posted Thursday 6 February 2014
The Red Cross has chosen Kingston University to digitise its extensive archive of registration cards for volunteers during the first world war.
