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Boccia from Bedelsford to Bees
Posted Wednesday 21 October 2015
​The Sport and Active Lifestyles team have secured funding from Sportivate to run boccia sessions in partnership with Bedelsford School, the local school for children with disabilities near the Penrhyn Road and Knights Park campuses.
Kingston alumni #inspirethefuture of countless young people to imagine themselves reaching their potential
Posted Wednesday 21 October 2015
This spring we asked you, our alumni, to help us to inspire even more young people from non-typical university backgrounds to consider higher education. Given our hugely diverse alumni body, we knew that you could use your success to inspire countless young people to imagine themselves reaching their potential.
Kingston University student volunteers tackle child poverty in India in project sponsored by Lebara Foundation
Posted Tuesday 20 October 2015
Kingston University students strengthen links with Lebara Foundation during life-changing volunteering trip to India.
Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) studentship opportunities
Posted Monday 19 October 2015
Kingston University is a member of two consortia that have been awarded a total of £15.9m by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) to fund more than 200 postgraduate students in London and the South East.
Kingston Business School's Moscow MBA course rated best in Russia in NARODNY 2015 and Business Journal magazine rankings
Posted Monday 12 October 2015
Kingston Business School's MBA course in Moscow has once again been ranked best in Russia – topping two prestigious tables in quick succession.
Kingston University FixShop initiative receives £15,000 boost from London Mayor Boris Johnson's High Street Fund
Posted Thursday 8 October 2015
Kingston University's Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture is at the forefront of a campaign to raise funds to open a Fixshop in Kingston, with a little help from the Mayor of London. The Fixshop initiative will enable people to meet with designers in-shop, to come up with creative ways to solve everyday problems.
About a Boy author Nick Hornby steps into the literary limelight as part of Kingston University's Big Read project
Posted Thursday 8 October 2015
Best-selling author Nick Hornby has hailed the power of literature in helping pull people together during a visit to Kingston University as part of its inaugural Big Read project, which has seen all new students receive a copy of his critically-acclaimed novel as they embark on their degrees.
Kingston University graduate gets his running shoes on to raise funds for care leavers in Royal Borough of Kingston 10-mile challenge
Posted Monday 5 October 2015
Kingston University graduates took part in the Royal Borough of Kingston 10-mile run to raise money for care leavers keen to take on degree studies.
