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Drama BA final-year performance: Half past nowhere

Sunday 27 April - Tuesday 29 April 2014

Fighting Cocks public house, 56 Old London Road, Kingston upon Thames

A performance by final-year Drama BA students, inspired by the poetry of Bukowski and devised by Greta Matuseviciute and Anna Kornilova.

Make It Global workshop - Sustainable development: strategies to access new supply chains

Tuesday 29 April 2014, 11.00am - 3.30pm

Kingston School of Art at Knights Park

This free session will get businesses thinking of ways to access new supply chains by developing their sustainability.

Campus tours

Tuesday 29 April - Wednesday 30 April 2014

If you are thinking about coming to Kingston University then you may be interested in attending a campus tour. The course you study will determine which campus you will primarily be based at. Please ensure that you know where your course is taught, so that you go to the right campus.

Further explorations inside the HR black box: HR attributions and employee wellbeing

Wednesday 30 April 2014, 12.00pm - 1.00pm

Kingston Hill campus

Dr Rodrigues talks about further explorations inside the HR black box: HR attributions and employee wellbeing.

Research seminar: From maid to matron – the reconstruction of St George's first professional superintendent of nurses

Wednesday 30 April 2014, 3.00pm - 4.00pm

Kingston Hill campus

Dr Sue Hawkins will discuss how she was able to piece together many elements of Harriet Coster's life in this seminar, to reveal the remarkable woman she was during her time as matron of St George's Hospital.

Drama BA final-year performance: The wonderful world of dissocia by Antony Neilson

Wednesday 30 April - Friday 2 May 2014

Penrhyn Road campus

A public performance by final-year Drama BA students, directed by Harry Elliott Moulden.

Research seminar: The work of the Faculty Research Ethics Committee – what we look for and what to put in your application

Thursday 1 May 2014, 12.00pm - 1.00pm

St George's, University of London

This seminar will explain the Faculty Research Ethics Committee's role and purpose, to assist those wishing to make an application, so that applicants can be given a favourable opinion as quickly as possible.

German Shakespeare and the 19th-century myth of Julius Caesar

Thursday 1 May 2014, 4.30pm

Rose Theatre

A seminar on German Shakespeare and the 19th-century myth of Julius Caesar.