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Kunika Kakuta

Dr Kunika Kakuta PhD, FHEA

PSRB Senior Quality Assurance Officer (MBBS)

Biography

Dr Kunika Kakuta is a senior quality officer at the FoLSM Education Services. Responsibilities includes: organisation of operational planning across the programme cycle and quality assurance framework to both College and professional regulatory and frameworks; coordination, review of programme monitoring, responding to quality concerns. Prior to joining King's, she worked as Liaison and Project Manager in a NHS Trust overseeing clinical placement to another London Medical School.

Prior to working in medical education, she completed her doctorate in the Department of War Studies at King’s College London, graduating in 2022. Her thesis was a comparative analysis of naval identity as strategy in Classical Athens and Imperial Japan. She was supervised by Professor Andrew Lambert and Dr Alessio Patalano. She continues to be part of the Laughton Naval Unit. Her research interest is naval history (in particular Imperial Japan and Classical Athens), naval strategy, and maritime security.

Research

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Laughton Naval History and Maritime Strategy Unit

A Home for British naval and maritime thinking, research into global naval history and the study of seapower and maritime strateg. The Laughton Unit provides the ideal basis for original and challenging research on all aspects of naval history, seapower, sea power studies and maritime strategy, preparing the next generation of thinkers from all around the world, ready and able, for a spectrum of career possibilities and destinations.

Events

07JunMilitary and Political

Historical Perspectives on Crisis and Response: Revising Strategy in Challenging Contexts

Examining crisis response and strategic revision in a historical context

Please note: this event has passed.

Research

laughtonmain
Laughton Naval History and Maritime Strategy Unit

A Home for British naval and maritime thinking, research into global naval history and the study of seapower and maritime strateg. The Laughton Unit provides the ideal basis for original and challenging research on all aspects of naval history, seapower, sea power studies and maritime strategy, preparing the next generation of thinkers from all around the world, ready and able, for a spectrum of career possibilities and destinations.

Events

07JunMilitary and Political

Historical Perspectives on Crisis and Response: Revising Strategy in Challenging Contexts

Examining crisis response and strategic revision in a historical context

Please note: this event has passed.