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Public policy leading to poverty among self-employed, Kingston Business School professor warns in awarding-winning International Small Business Journal paper
Posted Tuesday 31 January 2017
Professor John Kitching from the University's Small Business Research Centre won the International Small Business Journal Best Paper Award for research looking at the link between policy and poverty among the self-employed.
Italy adopts gender-neutral HPV vaccination programme, citing study by health economics expert from Kingston Business School
Posted Saturday 28 January 2017
The Italian government has changed its policy to allow both boys and girls to be vaccinated against Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) following advice from Kingston Business School academic Professor Giampiero Favato.
Kingston University's international outlook highlighted as particular strength in the latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings
Posted Thursday 12 January 2017
Kingston University has risen 13 places in the latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings to be placed 123 in the world for international outlook in its 2017 table.
New design internship programme in China gives Kingston University students opportunity to showcase talents on global stage
Posted Monday 9 January 2017
Students from Kingston University's design school have hit the ground running on a successful trip to Shanghai to build their industry knowledge through a pioneering work experience programme.
2016 proves year of success, accomplishment and recognition for Kingston University staff and students
Posted Sunday 1 January 2017
Highlights of 2016 at Kingston University include outstanding student achievements, major improvements to facilities and groundbreaking research.
Kingston University music researcher Caroline Potter's study of French composer Erik Satie's life named Sunday Times Classical Music Book of the Year
Posted Monday 12 December 2016
A Kingston University music expert has scooped the Sunday Times Classical Music Book of the Year award for a study that delves into the world and works of influential Parisian composer Erik Satie.
Kingston University psychology student presents at international conferences after being first undergraduate to win prestigious scholarship
Posted Thursday 8 December 2016
Kingston University psychology student Rose Martin has become the first undergraduate to be awarded the highly-regarded Jane Beattie Memorial Travel Scholarship.
Leading diplomats and academics from around Europe share their views on the challenges to come at Kingston University Brexit event
Posted Tuesday 29 November 2016
The process to separate Britain from the European Union and the impact Brexit will have across the continent were discussed at a Kingston University event that brought together key players in the debate from across Europe.
