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Kingston Universityand Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon Colleges of Arts awarded £1.25 million for project addressing inequalities affecting marginalised communities in South West London

The Abundance project has been awarded £1.25 million from UK Research and Innovation, the project is an arts and health sector collaboration that will see academics work alongside community organisations to improve opportunities for inclusivity and address inequalities in mental health.

Kingston Universityleads project exploring opportunities artificial intelligence can bring to higher education

Kingston Universityis leading a new collaborative project exploring the opportunities generative artificial intelligence (AI) can offer students, staff and graduates of the future

Schools Event - 75 years, Anniversary of Geography & Environment Courses
Wednesday 1 May 2024

What does climate change mean to you?

Étienne Balibar - Truth, Partisanship and the Question of Engagement
Friday 10 May 2024

CRMEP public lecture.

Making it Home: Reconfiguring Migrant Homemaking Together
Wednesday 22 May 2024

This is an open event that focuses on how we can intervene to challenge dominant narratives and perceptions of migration and integration by presenting and discussing new ways of re-thinking and re-configuring migrant and refugee home-making amidst divergent integration politics in Denmark, Sweden and the UK.