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Judge Advocate General Jeff Blackett talks about the UK court martial process at Law School's 50th anniversary lecture
Posted Monday 14 March 2016
Kingston University students enjoyed a rare opportunity to hear from a senior British judge earlier this month, during an exclusive talk by His Honour Judge Jeff Blackett, Judge Advocate General.
Visually impaired fashion student brings braille together with couture to create graduate collection
Posted Friday 11 March 2016
A visually impaired Kingston University fashion student who has developed a way of working based mainly on touch is using her unique approach to create a womenswear collection inspired by the way she sees the world. Bianca Von Stempel, who is registered blind, has no central vision and can only see colours and clouded shapes with her right eye. Despite this, the 23 year old has been determined not to let her eyesight get in the way of her childhood dream of becoming a fashion designer.
Alumni, students and staff 'Upgrade' their social media skills at the final masterclass of this year's series
Posted Friday 11 March 2016
More than 80 alumni, students and staff packed the Kingston Business School for last month's Upgrade masterclass, which saw digital engagement adviser Tracy Playle offer her advice on using social media.
Kingston University takes significant strides in addressing national issue of BME attainment gap
Posted Wednesday 9 March 2016
Recent figures show Kingston University is increasing the number of its BME students who achieve First and 2:1 degrees.
Major Kingston University-led research set to help more students progress on to further study in science, technology, engineering and mathematics
Posted Friday 4 March 2016
Findings from HEFCE-funded research led by Kingston University investigating the motivations and experiences of postgraduate applicants and students will help people from a broader range of backgrounds progress on to further study.
Kingston University music expert leads tributes to commemorate renowned French composer Henri Dutilleux's 100th anniversary
Posted Wednesday 2 March 2016
A Kingston University music specialist has hailed the inspiring legacy of late composer Henri Dutilleux, as figures from the world of classical music gather to mark 100 years since his birth.
New research led by Kingston University and St George's, University of London places stroke patients at heart of rethinking rehabilitation
Posted Wednesday 2 March 2016
Experts from Kingston University and St George's, University of London are working with stroke patients and their families to find creative ways to embed rehabilitation in every aspect of stroke unit care.
Kingston University achieves European HR Excellence in Research Award
Posted Tuesday 1 March 2016
Kingston University has demonstrated its commitment to research by achieving the European Commission HR Excellence in Research Award.
