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Kingston University's Visconti Studio will be magnet for major recording artists, according to acclaimed record producer Tony Visconti
Posted Friday 3 February 2017
The Visconti Studio at Kingston University will become a destination of choice for leading artists to record new material, according to iconic music producer and David Bowie collaborator Tony Visconti, who has leant his name to the venue.
Funding available for SMEs in health and life sciences
Posted Friday 3 February 2017
The government's innovation agency, Innovate UK, is investing £15 million in projects that support small to medium size businesses (SMEs) to address technical or commercial challenges in health and life sciences (H&LS).
Kingston Business School collaborates with range of partners on two new EU-funded projects
Posted Friday 3 February 2017
Kingston Business School, along with a number of partners is currently involved in two projects funded by Erasmus+, an EU programme which works to strengthen education, training, youth and sport in Europe.
Leading US journalism educator Debora Wenger receives first PhD by Prior Publication from Kingston University's School of Humanities
Posted Friday 3 February 2017
A US professor who specialises in journalism education has been awarded a PhD by Prior Publication by Kingston University's School of Humanities for her research into changes in journalism and how that impacts on teaching of the discipline.
Associate professor from Kingston Business School scoops Information Age magazine's Women in IT award for widening access to cyber security careers
Posted Thursday 2 February 2017
Kingston Business School's Dr Vladlena Benson has won the Editor's Choice award at the latest Women in IT Awards for her cyber security research.
Exceptional achievements of hundreds of students applauded at Kingston University graduation ceremonies
Posted Wednesday 1 February 2017
More than 2,600 undergraduates, postgraduates and research students have taken part in Kingston University's latest crop of graduation ceremonies.
Public policy leading to poverty among self-employed, Kingston Business School professor warns in awarding-winning International Small Business Journal paper
Posted Tuesday 31 January 2017
Professor John Kitching from the University's Small Business Research Centre won the International Small Business Journal Best Paper Award for research looking at the link between policy and poverty among the self-employed.
Italy adopts gender-neutral HPV vaccination programme, citing study by health economics expert from Kingston Business School
Posted Saturday 28 January 2017
The Italian government has changed its policy to allow both boys and girls to be vaccinated against Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) following advice from Kingston Business School academic Professor Giampiero Favato.
