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Automotive Supply Chain award puts engineering student in the driving seat for career success
Posted Monday 18 November 2013
An engineering enthusiast has won national recognition for her contribution to Kingston University's Formula Student electric racing car project.
Leading academic urges Government to step up support for creative industries
Posted Monday 18 November 2013
The new Associate Dean for Academic Development at Kingston University's Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture says top-level backing for the creative industries will be crucial to the continued rejuvenation of the British economy.
Leading human rights lawyer Leslie Thomas predicts Mark Duggan ruling will be watched the world over
Posted Friday 15 November 2013
The lawyer representing the family of the man whose death sparked the 2011 London riots has received an honorary degree from Kingston University.
International collaboration crucial in preparing mental health nurses to provide high quality care, senior academic says
Posted Wednesday 13 November 2013
A professor from Kingston University and St George's, University of London has called for knowledge to be shared more widely between different countries to improve care for people with severe mental health issues.
Archaeological dig uncovers sink hole of evidence from Neolithic period
Posted Tuesday 12 November 2013
A team led by a Kingston University academic has uncovered material that might give an insight into plant species that thrived near Stonehenge 6,000 years ago.
Kingston University announces latest line-up of honorary degree recipients
Posted Friday 8 November 2013
Kingston University has bestowed honorary doctorates and fellowships on a range of influential figures from industry and the professions.
World-renowned health and education researchers join Kingston University and St George's, University of London
Posted Tuesday 29 October 2013
Five academics with a wealth of expertise in professional education and healthcare delivery have swelled the professorial ranks in the Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education.
Psychology research shows structured play rather than formal learning is key to future school success
Posted Tuesday 29 October 2013
A Kingston psychology researcher has backed the Government's stance on maintaining Britain's school starting age saying structured play, not formal learning, is the key to success for the under fives.
