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Paramedic science students head to the scene of the crime

Posted Thursday 16 May 2013

Trainee paramedics have joined forces with forensic science students to hone their skills at Kingston University's very own scene of crime house.

Trio of talented trainees nominated for Student Nursing Times Awards

Posted Thursday 16 May 2013

Three students from Kingston University and St George's, University of London are celebrating reaching the final shortlist for awards honouring the nation's most inspirational and dedicated future nurses.

Rebuilding a life through sport

Posted Wednesday 15 May 2013

Kingston's Sports Performance Awards were kicked off in inspirational style with a talk from Martine Wright. Martine lost both her legs above the knee in the 7/7 London bombings, but used it as a reason to turn her life around and competed as vice-captain of Team GB's women's volleyball team at the 2012 London Paralympics.

Enterprising designer believes disability should be no barrier to style

Posted Tuesday 14 May 2013

A Kingston University MA Fashion student has used his creative to talents to conjure up a sophisticated yet practical range of clothing for wheelchair users.

Sport and exercise sciences specialists help Briton achieve top 10 placing at Marathon des Sables

Posted Friday 10 May 2013

Kingston University experts have helped athletes prepare for the gruelling Marathon des Sables, which involves five days of competition across the Sahara in temperatures soaring above 50 degrees Celsius.

Support from social workers crucial as austerity bites

Posted Wednesday 8 May 2013

A senior academic from Kingston University and St George's, University of London has predicted that social workers will have an even more vital role to play as families feel the pinch in the current economic climate.

Unearthing the hidden women of science and inspiring the next generation

Posted Wednesday 8 May 2013

The historic role of British women in science will be the subject of a new project, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, set to encourage young women to get involved in the field.