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Rocket scientist helping Britain reach for the stars after graduating with PhD following Kingston University studies
Posted Wednesday 16 January 2019
A rocket scientist from Kingston University is hoping to help play a key role in leading Britain back in to space after capping off a decade of studies at Kingston University with a PhD.
New textbook showcases Kingston University's management course for scientists across UK and abroad
Posted Wednesday 2 January 2019
An unusual minor field, designed to help university science students develop management skills, has received a positive response within the higher education sector and has been included in a new textbook.
New book by Kingston University and St George's, University of London social work expert outlines ramifications of privatising services
Posted Friday 14 December 2018
A book setting out the far-reaching implications of privatising social work has been unveiled by a leading academic from Kingston University and St George's, University of London.
Politics and international relations students shine spotlight on Universal Declaration of Human Rights on 70th anniversary
Posted Friday 7 December 2018
Students and academics at Kingston University are marking the 70th anniversary of the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights by exploring the significant role the landmark manifesto has played in shaping the world since 1948.
Discover Leveson – Kingston University's new online archive of landmark public inquiry offers unique insight into journalism and society
Posted Thursday 6 December 2018
A cutting edge new online archive created by Kingston University will give the public new insight in to the Leveson Inquiry, which examined the central role of journalism in modern society.
University's Small Business Research Centre analyses small firms' disputes with banks for national review by UK Finance
Posted Friday 23 November 2018
The research centre provided evidence for the review, which examined how alternative dispute resolution procedures outside the court system could be used to provide a fair way of settling disagreements between banks and their small business customers.
Shifting focus from catching cheats to positive education key to protecting clean sport, Kingston University expert tells World Anti-Doping Agency conference
Posted Thursday 22 November 2018
The assumption most athletes would dope unless stopped should be abandoned, with the focus of anti-doping education shifting towards a more positive, values-based approach, according to a Kingston University public health expert.
Kingston University philosophy expert wins Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship to explore sex division in natural history
Posted Wednesday 21 November 2018
Professor of Modern European Philosophy Stella Sandford has been awarded more than £141,000 from the leading research funder to explore the philosophical basis of sex classification in natural history.
