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Creative Kingston University entrants earn acclaim in competition capturing Sir Winston Churchill's passion for painting
Posted Thursday 24 October 2013
Kingston University has produced two of the finalists in a prestigious annual competition honouring one of Britain's greatest wartime leaders.
Student hones her knowledge at Forensic Anthropology Centre body farm in USA
Posted Thursday 24 October 2013
A final-year forensic science and investigative analysis student has spent part of the summer examining human remains at a body farm in Tennessee.
Australian bush fires will be amongst worst ever seen, disaster management expert predicts
Posted Friday 18 October 2013
A Kingston University academic specialising in environmental hazards and disaster management has praised the New South Wales emergency services' response to the Sydney bush fires but warned it still might still not be enough to prevent yet more devastation.
Kingston University receives major Arts and Humanities Research Council funding boost for doctoral studies
Posted Friday 18 October 2013
Kingston University has been awarded a share of two Arts and Humanities Research Council grants for postgraduate students.
MP Diane Abbott honours student's triumph over adversity
Posted Friday 18 October 2013
A Kingston Business School student who graduated with a first class degree despite personal challenges has been honoured with a special award for academic high-flyers.
Kingston professor leads on push for business schools to boost small firms' growth
Posted Friday 18 October 2013
The Director of Kingston University's Small Business Research Centre has joined a new management board aimed at encouraging universities to work more closely with small businesses.
Kingston University joins Mayor Boris Johnson's mission to promote London in China
Posted Tuesday 15 October 2013
Work by Kingston University students was displayed in China alongside exhibits from 15 other London universities as part of an initiative supported by the Mayor of London's office to demonstrate the benefits of studying in the UK capital.
Veteran ITN broadcaster Sir Trevor McDonald urges students to never settle for being second best
Posted Friday 11 October 2013
One of Britain's most revered journalists has extolled the virtues of hard work and professionalism in a Kingston University lecture organised to motivate and inspire students as they prepare for their future careers.
