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‘A solution can always be found and we are on your side' – Kingston University Clearing student turned hotline operator says

Posted Monday 9 August 2021

‘A solution can always be found and we are on your side' – Kingston University Clearing student turned hotline operator says

Veronica Oprisan decided to change paths from musical theatre to business psychology and secured her place through Clearing at Kingston University. One year later, she is now working as a hotline operator where she hopes to reassure others with a similar dilemma on A-level results day.


Handyman turned construction management student thrives after coming to Kingston University through Clearing

Posted Thursday 5 August 2021

Handyman turned construction management student thrives after coming to Kingston University through Clearing

A former handyman took his electrics and plumbing skills to Kingston University to further his career on a BSc Construction Engineering Management degree. After doing a foundation year in civil engineering, Adam Segayer was looking to further his studies and came to Kingston University through clearing.


Kingston University's Dr Nicholas Freestone awarded National Teaching Fellowship for longstanding commitment to improving student experience

Posted Thursday 5 August 2021

Kingston University's Dr Nicholas Freestone awarded National Teaching Fellowship for longstanding commitment to improving student experience

An award-winning Kingston University biosciences lecturer whose approach to teaching has helped remove barriers and enhance outcomes for students has been recognised with a prestigious National Teaching Fellowship.


Mum of three social work student urges Kingston University Clearing applicants not to shy away from degree study because of family commitments

Posted Tuesday 3 August 2021

Mum of three social work student urges Kingston University Clearing applicants not to shy away from degree study because of family commitments

Mum-of-three Nicole Pantony chose to go back to full-time education to study social work - a path she had been longing to pursue. A last-minute application to Kingston University through the Clearing process secured her a place.


Use pandemic resilience to apply through Clearing – Kingston University academic expert shares top tips for applicants ahead of A-level results day

Posted Saturday 31 July 2021

Use pandemic resilience to apply through Clearing – Kingston University academic expert shares top tips for applicants ahead of A-level results day

With A-level results day just around the corner and Kingston University getting ready to receive hundreds of calls from eager Clearing applicants, an academic expert is encouraging those calling the virtual hotline to use their experiences gained during the Covid-19 pandemic.


Kingston University student pursues dream of university study and playing American football through Clearing

Posted Thursday 29 July 2021

Kingston University student pursues dream of university study and playing American football through Clearing

When Max Baker was completing his A-levels he had no intention of going to university. He is now at Kingston University where he has found his passion for working with children and is able to pursue his dream of playing American football – all thanks to Clearing.


Paul Bishop Design Scholarship launched at Kingston School of Art aims to increase access to design courses for aspiring students

Posted Friday 23 July 2021

Paul Bishop Design Scholarship launched at Kingston School of Art aims to increase access to design courses for aspiring students

A new scholarship, supported by Kingston University graduate and award-winning international designer Paul Bishop, has launched to give an opportunity to one prospective interior design or product and furniture design student. The scholarship includes a 100% fee waiver as well as an annual £5,000 living allowance bursary for all three years of the course.


Kingston University engineering students take on teams from across the globe in Formula Student competition at Silverstone

Posted Thursday 22 July 2021

Kingston University engineering students take on teams from across the globe in Formula Student competition at Silverstone

A team of student engineers from Kingston University are set to pit their race car against others from around the world after arriving at Silverstone for the annual Formula Student competition. The University team, supported by academics and technicians from the Faculty of Science, Computing and Engineering, have spent the past 18 months designing and building a single seater race car which they will put to the test in a series of gruelling events at the home of British motorsport.


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