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Expert hails exciting possibilities for space exploration after landing of NASA's Mars rover
Posted Tuesday 7 August 2012
Kingston University researchers and students who have been working on projects to develop a lighter chassis for Mars rovers have been buoyed by the success of the latest mission to explore the Red Planet.
Olympic dancer leaps to help potential students find Clearing success
Posted Monday 6 August 2012
From hot-stepping to hotline - A Kingston University graduate fresh from dancing in the Olympic opening ceremony is taking to the phones to help potential students through the Clearing process.
Aerospace engineering student reaches for the skies
Posted Monday 6 August 2012
Clearing allowed Kingston University student Jack James Marlow to set his sights on a degree that he once feared might be out of reach.
Law graduate named Legal Aid Barrister of the Year
Posted Monday 6 August 2012
A Kingston University law alumnus who has devoted much of his career to representing families whose loved ones have died in custody has been named Legal Aid Barrister of the Year.
Dami lays the foundations for a career in real estate through Clearing
Posted Sunday 5 August 2012
Kingston University undergraduate Dami Omisore has high hopes of getting on the property career ladder after Clearing helped her cement her dreams of studying for a degree.
Students urged to invest in their futures and plan ahead for Clearing
Posted Friday 3 August 2012
With A-level results days looming, Kingston University's Vice-Chancellor is urging students to think carefully about their subject choices and says a degree is just as valuable as ever.
Clearing works its magic for Kingston University business student
Posted Friday 3 August 2012
Business systems student Paul Brown credits Kingston University with helping him on his path to becoming a professional magician.
Olympics research by Kingston academic highlighted in new report
Posted Tuesday 31 July 2012
Research by Kingston emeritus history professor Peter Beck has been included in a new report showing the impact of universities' research and sport development on the Olympic and Paralympic Games, and on UK sport generally.
