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Kingston University lecturer wins multiple international awards for groundbreaking short animation

Posted Friday 28 February 2025

Kingston University lecturer wins multiple international awards for groundbreaking short animation

Kingston School of Art illustration animation senior lecturer and filmmaker Maryam Mohajer's short animation And Granny Would Dance has secured multiple prestigious awards at film festivals around the world, including the Grand Prize for Best Animation at Flickers Rhode Island International Film Festival.


Kingston University's new immersive healthcare simulation suites opened by Liberal Democrat leader and local MP Sir Ed Davey

Posted Friday 28 February 2025

Kingston University's new immersive healthcare simulation suites opened by Liberal Democrat leader and local MP Sir Ed Davey

Brand new immersive healthcare simulation suites equipped with the latest technology have been opened by Liberal Democrat leader and Kingston and Surbiton MP Sir Ed Davey at Kingston University.


Kingston University named finalist at Institute of Student Employers (ISE) awards for sector-leading Future Skills approach

Posted Wednesday 19 February 2025

Kingston University named finalist at Institute of Student Employers (ISE) awards for sector-leading Future Skills approach

Kingston University has been shortlisted for two Institute of Student Employers (ISE) Awards, recognising how students are benefiting from industry involvement through its sector-leading Future Skills approach.


Kingston Business School at the forefront of groundbreaking EU-funded research on 6G and edge computing technologies

Posted Thursday 13 February 2025

Kingston Business School at the forefront of groundbreaking EU-funded research on 6G and edge computing technologies

The 6G-VERSUS and COP-PILOT projects will see experts from Kingston Business School share their expertise in the high-profile EU-funded research projects exploring the future of 6G technology and edge computing.


Kingston University announces 16 innovative projects to receive Seedcorn funding

Posted Thursday 13 February 2025

Kingston University announces 16 innovative projects to receive Seedcorn funding

Kingston University has announced the funding of 16 Seedcorn Innovation projects this year at a total value of £144,500 to support innovation and knowledge exchange. The projects selected all have commercial or impact-at-scale potential, or have potential for further funding in collaboration with business partners.


Kingston University launches major project with John Lewis Partnership as part of sector-leading Future Skills programme

Posted Tuesday 28 January 2025

Kingston University launches major project with John Lewis Partnership as part of sector-leading Future Skills programme

Kingston University has unveiled a major project developed in conjunction with the John Lewis Partnership for students completing the Explore phase of its sector-leading Future Skills programme.


Achievements of almost 3,000 graduates and four influential figures to be celebrated during Kingston University ceremonies

Posted Friday 17 January 2025

Achievements of almost 3,000 graduates and four influential figures to be celebrated during Kingston University ceremonies

The latest cohort of Kingston University graduates is set to celebrate their achievements in front of thousands of proud family, friends, academic staff and special guests during the University's winter graduation ceremonies.


Kingston University academic lends expertise to INTERPOL in campaign to combat online relationship and investment frauds

Posted Friday 20 December 2024

Kingston University academic lends expertise to INTERPOL in campaign to combat online relationship and investment frauds

INTERPOL is calling for a shift in language, advocating for the term romance baiting to replace the widely used but stigmatising term pig butchering.

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