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Kingston University business students create solutions to real-world problems faced by Ministry of Defence
Posted Tuesday 1 November 2022
Business students at Kingston University have been given the opportunity to enhance their critical thinking and research skills in a collaboration with the Ministry of Defence (MoD).
Vulnerable communities and the challenges of land use in the future part of ‘S Bomb' sustainability exhibition by Kingston School of Art students
Posted Friday 28 October 2022
11 projects from graduating MA Sustainable Design students were collected together to form an exhibition, held on the grounds of Kingston Museum.
Vital for graduates to possess future skills the country's workforce needs if economy is to thrive, Kingston University Vice-Chancellor tells House of Lords inquiry
Posted Thursday 27 October 2022
Kingston University Vice-Chancellor Professor Steven Spier has set out the need for a progressive new model of education focused on delivering the skills for innovation required by industry during a House of Lords select committee hearing.
Kingston University showcases science expertise and welcomes hundreds of visitors to explore Lab in a Lorry at this year's New Scientist Live
Posted Thursday 27 October 2022
Science enthusiasts and school pupils were given a taster of some of Kingston University's innovative engineering, computing and STEM outreach activities during the annual New Scientist Live festival at London's ExCel Centre.
Kingston University nursing students raise hundreds of pounds to support under-resourced East African hospital after working there on placement
Posted Wednesday 26 October 2022
Two postgraduate nursing students from Kingston University have helped a hospital in Tanzania secure much-needed medical supplies to treat patients in the East African country through a fundraising drive.
People who struggle to cope with stressful situations could benefit from owning a pet, new Kingston University research finds
Posted Monday 24 October 2022
Having a pet can help people who are less resilient cope with the stresses of everyday life, new Kingston University research has found. Where owners consider their animals to be more important than the friends in their lives, however, it can contribute to increased feelings of loneliness.
Six-strong shortlist announced for team to develop initial designs for Kingston University's proposed Middle Mill building and improvements to public space
Posted Thursday 20 October 2022
Six practices have been shortlisted as part of a process to determine the architects of a proposed building at Kingston University.
Ground-breaking study involving Kingston University begins work to improve mental health and wellbeing support for children and young people in social care
Posted Monday 17 October 2022
A significant new research project shedding light on the effectiveness of the mental health and wellbeing support and treatment received by children and young people who have social worker involvement has been launched by Kingston University and several key partner organisations.
