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Kingston University launches new Travel Plan in effort to reduce carbon emissions
Posted Friday 13 September 2024
Kingston University has launched a new five-year Travel Plan, which confirms its commitment to encouraging and enabling more environmentally conscious travel by students, staff and visitors to the University.
Kingston School of Art's Design School showcases postgraduate student work at London Design Festival
Posted Wednesday 11 September 2024
The three day exhibition, at the Tab Centre in Shoreditch will see postgraduate students share work in the areas of 3D design, fashion, graphic design and illustration animation.
Pro Vice-Chancellor for Education Professor John Craig elected Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences
Posted Monday 9 September 2024
Kingston University's Pro Vice-Chancellor for Education has been conferred a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences. Professor John Craig has received the award in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the field, having held a range of leadership positions dedicated to social sciences within the higher education sector.
Kingston University experts play key role in launch of new app that uses AI to help football scouts unearth hidden talent
Posted Friday 30 August 2024
With the summer transfer window about to slam shut, football clubs worldwide have been looking for an advantage when searching for the next football superstar. An innovative app, developed with input from Kingston University, is helping identify aspiring athletes with the assistance of artificial intelligence.
Kingston University's Clearing hotline operation bustling with activity as eager students seek to secure degree place after A-level results released
Posted Thursday 15 August 2024
Kingston University's Clearing hotline operators have been busy fielding calls from thousands of hopeful applicants eager to secure one of the final places on its degree courses following the release of A-level results.
Clearing call gives Kingston University student chance to change direction and pursue learning disability nursing as career
Posted Wednesday 14 August 2024
A call to Kingston University's Clearing hotline has put student Titus Tagoe on the path to a career change set to see him fulfil his ambition of becoming a learning disability nurse.
Kingston University graduate Genevieve Bent reflects on Clearing call that propelled her to career success and an MBE
Posted Wednesday 14 August 2024
A Kingston University forensic chemistry graduate, who secured a degree place through Clearing, still has vivid memories of making the call that set her on the path to a career that has recently seen her awarded an MBE. Little did Genevieve Bent imagine when she picked up the phone to call Kingston University's Clearing hotline 15 years ago she would one day receive an MBE in the King's Birthday Honours. That is exactly what has happened though, with the announcement of the award in June seeing her recognised for her services to education.
Work to promote diversity and address inequalities in higher education sees Kingston University academic awarded National Teaching Fellowship
Posted Thursday 8 August 2024
An academic expert from Kingston University has been awarded a prestigious National Teaching Fellowship for his work enhancing and transforming student outcomes and the teaching profession. Associate Professor of Biosciences Dr Nigel Page is one of 55 academics from across the UK to receive the coveted accolade this year. The National Teaching Fellowship Scheme, run by Advance HE, celebrates and recognises individuals who have made an outstanding impact on student outcomes and higher education teaching more broadly. It is one of the UK's most sought after awards for excellence in teaching and learning.
