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Kingston Business Awards 2011
Kingston sponsored the Best Business for Training and Development Award at this year's awards.

Visual surveillance award success
Award-winning new intelligent surveillance system developed by Ipsotek, BAE Systems and Kingston University.

First Knowledge Transfer Partnership for new Faculty of Science, Engineering and Computing
New project announced with Kent-based security company Selectamark.

Green Growth Business Bootcamps
Developing an eco-business? Join our training workshop recently launched by the Mayor of London.

Kingston University at the London Design Festival
Kingston students displayed their work at this year's festival.

Shop selling students' work opens in Kingston
Artwork, products and furniture by staff, students and graduates on sale now.

South London Business Awards
Kingston presents award at South London Business Awards.

Exploring enterprise within design

A year-long, design-based project to equip graduates with a greater understanding of enterprise.

Students celebrate their Bright Ideas

2011's Bright Ideas competition for entrepreneurial students is the biggest yet.

The uniqueness of Kingston at Ecobuild
Thousands of visitors flocked to London's Ecobuild last week, the world's biggest event for sustainable design, construction and the built environment.

Innovation vouchers available

For SMEs/not-for-profits in the south-east region to 'buy' services from Kingston University.

New short courses in HR and management
Book now for the Leading Strategically and Employment Law Essentials weekend courses.

Kingston knowledge transfer is outstanding
Two Knowledge Transfer Partnerships have been graded as 'outstanding' by the Technology Strategy Board.

Kingston Business Awards 2010

Read a report from the ceremony, where Kingston sponsored the Best Business for Training and Development Award.

STEM University Enterprise Network

Kingston awarded the management contact for new Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths University Enterprise Network.

Kingston entrepreneurs star on Korean TV
Kingston features in a documentary about young business entrepreneurs.

2010 Enfield Innovators Competition
Kingston staff and students eligible to enter for one of three £20,000 prizes.

Design Symposium – places filling up!
Kingston and Brunel Universities will host a symposium to examine how we can enhance enterprise in design students' final projects.

HE Social Entrepreneurship Awards Competition
Social entrepreneur support charity UnLtd, in association with HEFCE, has announced a new development awards competition.

Enterprise Support visit Hong Kong
Staff from Enterprise Support were recently invited to share their knowledge transfer and entrepreneurship expertise in Hong Kong.

Managing organisational knowledge
Dr Chris Reade and Dr Walter Skok from Kingston University (Department of Informatics and Operations Management) have been awarded a Knowledge Transfer Partnership with KBC Advanced Technologies.

Kingston University students dominate with their Bright Ideas
The 6th WestFocus Bright Ideas Competition attracted more entries than ever before, including 78 Kingston University entries.

Major corporate partner celebrate Business Consulting awards

One of Kingston Business School's corporate partners, SquarePeg International, has won not one, but two awards at the recent UK Institute of Business Consulting Awards.

Research vital for product development

Peter Christian, Business Development Manager for the Faculty of Art, Design & Architecture at Kingston University, is quoted in an idFX Magazine article on how research supports design and development.

Student success at Shell Step Programme

Two Kingston students recently participated in the Shell Step Programme, both achieving fantastic results.

Universities' vital role in knowledge transfer

Brian Fender from the Institute of Knowledge Transfer explains knowledge transfer and the important role universities play.

Another shining example of a knowledge connection with Kingston

Kingston University is to work with Kingston-based Shine Marketing on research into customers' behaviours on internet shopping websites.