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Kingston University showcases entrepreneurial excellence in competition final as students pitch sustainable business ideas to the Mayor of London
Posted Monday 10 April 2017
Three Kingston University postgraduates were selected to compete in the final of the prestigious Mayor's Entrepreneur competition at City Hall. The student and alumni pitched sustainable business ideas to a panel of investors and met Mayor of London Sadiq Khan.
War in the Sunshine exhibition by Kingston University researcher reveals untold stories of First World War in Italy
Posted Monday 10 April 2017
An exhibition showcasing the words of a wartime painter and two photographers depicting the final weeks of the First World War has attracted record attendees at the Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art in London.
Alumni share their stories of failure with Kingston University students
Posted Friday 7 April 2017
Six Kingston University alumni returned to campus last month, to share their stories of failure with current students.
Times Higher Education ranks Kingston University among world's top 200 young institutions
Posted Wednesday 5 April 2017
Kingston University has been ranked among the top 200 young universities worldwide by sector-leading publication Times Higher Education (THE) and in the top 50 global universities of a similar age - classed by THE as the Generation Y universities.
Kingston University wins Guardian University Award for teaching excellence
Posted Tuesday 4 April 2017
Kingston University has won the Guardian's 2017 Award for Teaching Excellence.
Kingston University graduate revamps hospital waiting room with 11kg of Duplo Lego to bring colour and positivity to patients
Posted Monday 3 April 2017
Lili Giacobino, a Product and Furniture Design BA (Hons) graduate from Kingston University has re-designed a waiting room at Kingston Hospital using colourful Lego Duplo blocks.
New research into meningitis bacteria by Kingston University experts could hold key to developing improved vaccines
Posted Friday 31 March 2017
A breakthrough by Kingston University scientists in completing the genome sequence for a strain of meningococcus - the bacteria that causes meningitis - could have major implications for new treatments and vaccines for the life-threatening disease.
From Shakespeare to shale gas: Research Week at Kingston University showcases some of the pioneering work being undertaken to tackle challenges facing today's society
Posted Friday 31 March 2017
This year the University's annual Research Week will take place from Sunday 2 – Friday 7 April.
