'Students' news articles - Page 89
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Kingston University-led project secures £500k from Government to expand successful approach to tackling BME attainment gap
Posted Saturday 11 March 2017
A Kingston University-led project has been awarded £500k of Government funding to expand its successful approaches to reducing the BME attainment gap to six other higher education institutions.
Aspiring filmmakers at Kingston University given chance to step into the spotlight through Channel 4 programme Random Acts
Posted Wednesday 8 March 2017
Kingston University supports the Stop Play Record initiative, which opens the door for 16-24 year olds to apply for the chance to have their short film produced for Channel 4's Random Acts programme.
Holocaust survivor John Dobai moves audience at Kingston University with personal account of life as a child during the Second World War
Posted Thursday 2 March 2017
Kingston University welcomed Hungarian Holocaust survivor John Dobai to speak as part of Holocaust Memorial Day commemorations. Mr Dobai addressed the audience with a fascinating account of his childhood and the lessons that we can learn from the atrocities that took place during the Second World War.
Kingston University's new creative partnership with British Film Institute (BFI) gives film students access to historic moving image archive
Posted Thursday 23 February 2017
The British Film Institute (BFI) is opening up its moving image archive to Kingston University film students to reuse material as part as their degree - marking the first time that students on a course-related project have had access to the archive.
Kingston University students impress judges with their Bright Ideas in entrepreneurship competition
Posted Wednesday 22 February 2017
Kingston University students pitched their ideas in the annual Enterprise competition, with the chance to win cash prizes for further developing a business plan.
Former Kingston University engineering student Anthony Sahota steps into spotlight on BBC 1's Let It Shine after surprise graduation ceremony visit from Take That's Gary Barlow
Posted Friday 10 February 2017
Mechanical engineering graduate Anthony Sahota received the surprise of his life at his graduation as Gary Barlow visited Kingston University to invite him to audition for the BBC's primetime show 'Let it Shine'.
Kingston University lecturer Pascal Anson has brush with fame as mentor on new BBC television programme The Big Painting Challenge
Posted Tuesday 7 February 2017
Senior lecturer in graphic design, product and furniture design and art foundation, Pascal Anson, will be offering his advice in a new BBC One show that puts the spotlight on amateur artists
Kingston University students' Inuit-inspired sustainable fashion sculptures displayed at Canadian High Commission ahead of London Fashion Week
Posted Tuesday 7 February 2017
Sustainable fashion sculptures inspired by Inuit and First Nation hunters have gone on display at Canada House ahead of London Fashion Week.
