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Kingston University shortlisted for national award for supporting estranged students
Posted Wednesday 21 November 2018
Kingston University's Access, Participation and Inclusion team were nominated for Stand Alone Pledge Award in the Outreach and Transition category for its work supporting students who have become estranged from their families.
Fashion student wins audience with design icon Ralph Lauren during internship with leading label in New York
Posted Monday 19 November 2018
Ella Barrow, a Kingston School of Art fashion student, has enjoyed a sucessful internship at the chidren's design department at the Ralph Lauren offices in New York.
HackCentre project set to help more than 750 students put their problem-solving skills to the test in new £75,000 Santander Universities' initiative
Posted Wednesday 14 November 2018
A new Santander Universities-funded project will see more than 750 students involved in a series of Hackathons.
Kingston School of Art graduate paints her way on to Sky Arts television Landscape Artist of the Year competition
Posted Tuesday 13 November 2018
Kingston University graduate Lorna Wheele has earned a spot on a Sky Arts television that aims to unearth talented artists from across the country.
Kingston Business School celebrates 20 years of internationally respected Moscow MBA programme
Posted Thursday 8 November 2018
Kingston University has been celebrating the 20th anniversary of the launch of its Business School's MBA programme in collaboration with the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA).
Nursing student from Cork follows family footsteps to pursue studies at Kingston University
Posted Wednesday 7 November 2018
Third year Kingston University student Ellen Fox is following in her family's footsteps as she pursues a career in nursing.
From cell biology to self-identity – Kingston University pharmacy academic has first novel published
Posted Thursday 1 November 2018
A science lecturer who uses role playing during his teaching as had his first book, entitled The Book of Alexander, published by Salt Publishing.
Napoleon called us a nation of shopkeepers but Chancellor's Budget doesn't go far enough to defend this, Kingston University retail expert says
Posted Tuesday 30 October 2018
Chancellor Philip Hammond's Budget plans to support the country's high street through cutting business rates is welcome, but doesn't do enough to support big chains, according to a Kingston University retail expert.
