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Posted Monday 14 August 2023
With A-level results day this Thursday 17 August fast approaching, a senior Kingston University admissions expert is urging aspiring undergraduates to make sure they are ready to swing into action to secure a degree place.
Posted Thursday 3 August 2023
Two Kingston University academics from the Faculty of Health, Science, Social Care and Education have been recognised with prestigious National Teaching Fellowships (NTF) by Advance HE for their contributions to inclusive teaching and enhancing the student experience. The National Teaching Fellowship Scheme celebrates and recognises individuals who have made an outstanding impact on student outcomes and the teaching profession in higher education.
Posted Thursday 27 July 2023
A long-serving health and safety leader from Kingston University has been shortlisted for the TechnologyOne Lifetime Achievement Award at this year's University Alliance Awards - recognising the contribution he has made during his 17 years in post.
Posted Thursday 20 July 2023
Acclaimed author Kit de Waal has been awarded an honorary degree by Kingston University in recognition of her outstanding contribution to literature.
Posted Tuesday 11 July 2023
Kingston University's PGCE primary, early years and working with children and young people: social pedagogy and social work courses present students with a chance to explore the realm of the increasingly popular practice of forest schooling.
Posted Monday 10 July 2023
Kingston University has launched a new scheme in partnership with Kingston Council that provides comprehensive English language skills to Ukrainian refugees based in the borough.
Posted Monday 10 July 2023
Acclaimed actor and author Paterson Joseph revealed how a compulsion to ensure 18th century composer and writer Charles Ignatius Sancho was remembered led him to write a novel about the Black Briton's life, during a talk at Kingston University.
Posted Wednesday 5 July 2023
A Kingston University study found several people with learning disabilities and autism in the Netherlands chose to die legally through euthanasia and assisted suicide due to feeling unable to cope with the world, changes around them or because they struggled to form friendships.