Clearing 2010

Find out more about Clearing at Kingston University and how you can apply for courses that still have empty places.

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Kingston's D&AD design awards

Kingston University graphic design students scoop seven industry 'Oscars' thanks to their dramatic designs.

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Business and Law open days

Attend our postgraduate open day or MBA open forum on 4 September to find out about Business and Law at Kingston.

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Which course?

If you are thinking of starting an undergraduate course next year and are not sure which course will suit you why not try out our questionnaire?

Made in Kingston exhibition

Find out more about the achievements of Kingston alumni – from a Hollywood heart-throb to a cult fashion designer to a top Formula 1 racing engineer. View 'Made in Kingston' now

New India microsite

Students from India can now access tailored information about Kingston University.

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London location

Kingston is a historic part of London just a short distance by train from the city's busy centre and many employers.

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Emily Crane, MA Fashion, is investigating ways of making clothes using gelatines, seaweed and food dyes.

After dinner mint? Or perhaps you’d rather tuck in to your tie?

Emily Crane is bringing a touch of haute cuisine to her haute couture with a range of clothes grown from edible materials.

Holly, left, and Alex Morgan both chose to study at Kingston University.

Like mother, like daughter

Science student Holly Morgan found herself following in her mother's footsteps when she snapped up one of the final few places at Kingston University last year.

Namitasha gives back, as she takes on the role of Clearing hotline operator.

Tasha means business

After securing a Law and Business place at Kingston through Clearing, Namitasha Muunganirwa signed up to be one of this year's Clearing hotline operators.

Our Education Liaison website provides advice and resources for schools and colleges, including online booking for activities. We aim to help young people improve their understanding of higher education and raise their aspirations.

Friday 3 September – Saturday 4 September 2010

Friday 10 September – Saturday 11 September 2010

Saturday 18 September 2010 – Saturday 12 February 2011

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Advice for parentsFind out more about how to support your son or daughter during their undergraduate studies, from choosing a course to helping them through the challenges of their first year.

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