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Eminent educator emphasises importance of university study
Posted Monday 4 February 2013
An internationally-renowned professor has stressed the value of higher education after receiving an honorary degree from Kingston University.
Excavation unearths secrets of London's Victorian past
Posted Monday 4 February 2013
Kingston University archaeology enthusiasts have been rolling back the turf to reveal the secrets of a 19th Century garden.
From school expulsion to literary star: honour for author Wendy Perriam
Posted Thursday 31 January 2013
A writer described as England's finest and funniest novelist has been awarded an honorary degree by Kingston University.
Expert honoured for pioneering engineering advances
Posted Monday 28 January 2013
A graduate inspired by his time at Kingston has been recognised by the University for his work on one of the first computer-aided design systems.
Civil Aviation Authority boss says helicopter traffic over London has almost halved during past five years
Posted Friday 25 January 2013
The chief executive of the Civil Aviation Authority has reflected on some of the challenges of his post after receiving an honorary degree from Kingston University for his contribution to business and industry.
Kingston University unveils latest honorary graduates
Posted Thursday 24 January 2013
As well as celebrating the achievements of our students at our graduation ceremonies this week, we have also granted honorary awards to some inspirational people in recognition of their contribution, either to the University or in their particular field.
Research reveals landing first job can be harder for nurses from ethnic minorities
Posted Thursday 10 January 2013
Experts from Kingston University and St George's, University of London have discovered new nurses' chances of getting a job may be affected by ethnicity, the areas in which they specialise and which university they attend.
Lecturer lifts the lid on 10 little-known facts about London Underground
Posted Thursday 10 January 2013
A Kingston University academic who has spent more two decades as a consultant to London Underground has been captivating transport enthusiasts with fascinating facts as the network celebrates its 150th birthday.
