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Education fellows announced for Global Cultures Institute

The Global Cultures Institute has awarded two education fellowships to develop professional education courses and expand the MA Global Cultures programme.

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Three new appointments within the King's Maudsley Partnership

King’s College London is proud to announce the arrival of three world-leading experts taking on roles within the King’s Maudsley Partnership for Children and...

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EPSRC digital health policy day comes to LIHE

The latest EPSRC policy day on the potential of digital health has been hosted by the London Institute for Healthcare Engineering.

Charlotte Deane EPSRC

New report examines the impacts of China-associated economic development zones in Africa

Research explores the economic, social, labour, environmental and political outcomes of China-associated zones across Africa

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High-potency cannabis use leaves a distinct mark on DNA – new research

Cannabis is one of the most commonly used drugs in the world. Yet there’s still much we don’t know about it and what effects it has on the brain – including...

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First study to show high potency cannabis use leaves unique signature on DNA

High potency cannabis use leaves a distinct mark on DNA, according to new research by the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King’s...

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Asian and older rheumatoid arthritis sufferers 50% less likely to receive targeted treatment

Asian patients are half as likely to be started on biologic drugs for rheumatoid arthritis than White patients, new research has shown.

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Ofsted Trainee Online Questionnaire reveals trainees' high satisfaction with KCL teacher training courses

Results from the 2024 OFSTED Trainee Online Questionnaire show overwhelming evidence of strong satisfaction with ITE Training in the School of Education,...

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The future of sustainability education: Reflections on the first round of the Education for Sustainability Projects Fund

As the projects awarded in the inaugural round of the Education for Sustainability Projects Fund near completion, what have been the key learnings?

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Financial failure in higher education: what could happen if a university became insolvent?

The Policy Institute and PwC brought together an expert panel to discuss the options

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King's partners with Linklaters to launch GenAI Expert Training Programme

The GenAI Expert Training programme has been developed in collaboration with The Dickson Poon School of Law and the Linklaters GenAI programme.

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Research outlines new family-led intervention to prevent delirium in critically ill patients

Delirium prevention and management interventions codesigned with people with lived experience.

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Amitav Ghosh to deliver Global Cultures Institute annual lecture

Author Amitav Ghosh will be presenting the Global Cultures Institute lecture on 28 November on the theme of ‘Writing and imagining history: narrating the...

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King's achieves top rankings for Sociology and Social Policy in high profile national university guides

King’s has achieved the number one ranking for Sociology and Social Policy in the Guardian UK University Guide for 2025, and the fifth place ranking for...

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MRI research funded to detect sickle cell brain injuries in children

BMEIS researchers have received seed funding for a new project to advance MRI detection of Sickle Cell disease-related brain injury in children.

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