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John Lewis Partnership Futurologist awarded honorary degree from Kingston University

Posted Friday 19 July 2024

John Lewis Partnership Futurologist awarded honorary degree from Kingston University

Kingston University has awarded an honorary degree to John Vary, Futurologist at the John Lewis Partnership. He was bestowed the award at a ceremony for graduates from the Faculty of Business and Social Sciences, in recognition of his outstanding contribution to Kingston University's Future Skills campaign


Award-winning author Rachel Joyce receives honorary doctorate from Kingston University

Posted Thursday 18 July 2024

Award-winning author Rachel Joyce receives honorary doctorate from Kingston University

Kingston University has awarded an honorary doctorate to author Rachel Joyce, who penned Man Booker Prize-nominated novel The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry.


Kingston University set to honour 3,000 graduates and eight influential figures during Summer graduation ceremonies

Posted Tuesday 16 July 2024

Kingston University set to honour 3,000 graduates and eight influential figures during Summer graduation ceremonies

A fresh batch of Kingston University students are set to cross the stage to complete their university journey and embark on the next step of their careers. The new graduates will be joined in the celebration of their achievements by proud family, friends, academic staff and special guests during the University's summer graduation ceremonies.


Kingston University highlights continued progress towards sustainability commitments with launch of new report

Posted Wednesday 19 June 2024

Kingston University highlights continued progress towards sustainability commitments with launch of new report

Kingston University has launched its 2022/23 Annual Sustainability Report, which highlights the progress that's been made to the University's Sustainability Plan over the past year.


Academic honoured for exceptional service with prestigious award from Royal Society of Chemistry

Posted Wednesday 12 June 2024

Academic honoured for exceptional service with prestigious award from Royal Society of Chemistry

An academic expert from Kingston University has been honoured with a prestigious award for exceptional service from the Royal Society of Chemistry, in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the organisation as a volunteer in the field of chemistry. Dr Baljit Thatti, the University's Head of Department for Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Sciences, was selected for the annual award, which recognises volunteers who have made a personal impact by contributing to the Society through a variety of voluntary roles.


Kingston School of Art Degree Show to showcase student creativity, innovation, and artistic expression in week-long exhibition

Posted Friday 7 June 2024

Kingston School of Art Degree Show to showcase student creativity, innovation, and artistic expression in week-long exhibition

The annual Degree Show opens on Saturday 8 June with a celebration of the creative talents of Kngston School of Art's final year students. The show is open for all to explore until Friday 14 June at Knights Park campus.


From nostalgic knitwear to playful silhouettes – Kingston School of Art fashion students showcase latest catwalk creations at end of year show

Posted Wednesday 5 June 2024

From nostalgic knitwear to playful silhouettes – Kingston School of Art fashion students showcase latest catwalk creations at end of year show

Kingston School of Art fashion students showcased their final year collections at a prestigous show in front of an audience of industry leaders and media influencers at their end of year catwalk show.


Blog: Kingston University expert explores challenges AI poses to democracy

Posted Wednesday 5 June 2024

Blog: Kingston University expert explores challenges AI poses to democracy

Ahead of an event exploring the intersection between democratic politics and the possibilities and challenges posed by artificial intelligence, Kingston University academic Dr Peter Finn reflects on some of the possible ways AI could affect the future of democracy.

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