Hannover, Germany
Hannover, Germany
Undergraduate Fees International Students
Post Graduate Fees International Students
Kingston University stands out because of its career-focused education, strong industry links, and support for entrepreneurship. The university highly emphasizes real-world experience through internships, consulting projects, and employer challenges. Initiatives like Studio KT1, the ELEVATE program for underrepresented groups, and Start-Up Visa sponsorship for graduate entrepreneurs enhance students’ global employability. Kingston also emphasizes design thinking, innovation, and diversity—appealing to both local and international students.
A distinguished German management consultant and executive, Utz Claassen has built a notable career leading and advising... View More
A distinguished German management consultant and executive, Utz Claassen has built a notable career leading and advising major companies. At GISMA (in collaboration with Kingston), he served as a professor specializing in innovative corporate management, risk management, and knowledge management at the Krannert School. His expertise and leadership significantly shaped the academic and professional development of students at the institution. View Less
An accomplished American economist and academic administrator, Gerald J. Lynch made his mark as both a professor of econ... View More
An accomplished American economist and academic administrator, Gerald J. Lynch made his mark as both a professor of economics and dean of GISMA’s Krannert School of Management. His academic influence and administrative guidance helped elevate the profile of the program and enriched the learning experience for students pursuing business education through the GISMA–Kingston partnership. View Less
An alumna of GISMA’s double-degree MBA program through its partnership with Kingston University, Abigail Spanberger we... View More
An alumna of GISMA’s double-degree MBA program through its partnership with Kingston University, Abigail Spanberger went on to pursue a successful career in public service. She was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in Virginia’s 7th congressional district in 2018. Her journey highlights how the GISMA–Kingston educational experience can serve as a springboard to impactful leadership roles on the international stage. View Less
A trailblazing alumna of Kingston Business School, Sima Kamil graduated with a degree in Business Studies in 1983. She w... View More
A trailblazing alumna of Kingston Business School, Sima Kamil graduated with a degree in Business Studies in 1983. She went on to become the first woman to lead a major bank in Pakistan—as President and CEO of United Bank Limited—shattering long-standing gender barriers in Pakistan’s banking sector. Her global recognition includes being named an "Influential Leader" by the AACSB in 2018 . View Less
Glenda Bailey, an alumna of Kingston University’s Fashion program, achieved international acclaim as Editor‑in‑Chi... View More
Glenda Bailey, an alumna of Kingston University’s Fashion program, achieved international acclaim as Editor‑in‑Chief of Harper’s Bazaar. Under her leadership, the publication earned multiple “Editor of the Year” and “Magazine of the Year” awards, as well as Amnesty International awards for its coverage of human rights issues View Less
A former rugby union captain for England and a graduate in Property Development from Kingston, Lawrence Dallaglio led th... View More
A former rugby union captain for England and a graduate in Property Development from Kingston, Lawrence Dallaglio led the national team and the London Wasps to multiple victories. His achievements were honored in 2016 with induction into the World Rugby Hall of Fame View Less
GISMA operates from modern city‑centre campuses in Berlin (Dessauer Strasse) and Potsdam, featuring contemporary classrooms, computer labs, collaborative spaces, and a well‑stocked library—designed to support a hybrid learning environment combining online and in‑person formats. The Berlin site is easily accessible via public transport, positioned near cultural hotspots and industry hubs.
With an international cohort (60+ nationalities), GISMA fosters a rich social environment through diverse events, cultural celebrations, and trips. Lacking a traditional students’ union, the student society fills the gap by arranging sports contests, arts and induction events.. Berlin and Potsdam’s vibrant surroundings—with restaurants, nightlife, sightseeing, and weekend travel options—support a dynamic lifestyle
GISMA’s Career Centre offers tailored one-on-one counselling, CV workshops, interview prep, employer networking, and mentorship opportunities. . Their IP: 88% of students secure jobs before graduation and 94% within 12 months, with 66% in managerial roles. The school also runs industry-linked activities like SAP certification and Skills Sprint Weeks.
The below information is required while
completing the university application :
Academic Qualifications
– Minimum secondary school completion (e.g., 2 GCE A-levels or equivalent) with strong grades
– Must meet Kingston University’s entry standards (high-school equivalent) .
Age
– Must be 17 years or older.
English Language
– IELTS ≥?6.0 overall (no band <?5.5), or equivalent TOEFL/other.
Supporting Documents
– Transcripts, school?leaving certificate, CV, personal statement, passport copy, proof of finances, visa documents.
Kingston University offers strong campus recruitment support through dedicated career services, the Handshake platform, and career fairs featuring employers like Apple, Barclays, BBC, Deloitte, KPMG, and the NHS. Around 70% of students who complete placements are offered graduate jobs with the same employer. Sector-specific fairs, employer-led workshops, CV clinics, mock interviews, and job-matching services make Kingston’s placement and recruitment services highly effective.
Kingston University has earned several accolades in recent years. It was ranked among the UK’s top 60 universities (Guardian University Guide 2024) and won the 2021 RIBA Stirling Prize for its Town House building. Kingston was also named top in the UK for graduate start-ups by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA). In creative industries, fashion, and design, Kingston ranks globally and its students frequently win international competitions and awards.
In November 2024, Kingston University established a formal Memorandum of Understanding with the Kingston & Richmond NHS Foundation Trust. The agreement created a joint steering group aimed at fostering collaboration on research, knowledge exchange, and clinical education—strengthening the transition of nursing and healthcare students into NHS employment.
The university has consistently collaborated with The Times and other major media for journalism placements and professional mentoring. In 2022–2023, Kingston’s students benefited from guest lectures and editorial internships facilitated by this partnership, reinforcing their readiness for journalism careers.
In 2022, Kingston’s ELEVATE programme (which supports underrepresented students in achieving career success) won the National Undergraduate Employability Award. This recognition followed enhanced employer partnerships—including with media organizations like the BBC—providing students with targeted mentorships, internships, and placement opportunities.
Between 2020 and 2021, Kingston Business School teamed up with Barclays on research into UK SME exporting trends. During the same period, supported by programmes like Bright Ideas and the Nest incubator, Kingston ranked #1 for graduate start-ups in the HE‑BCI national survey. Barclays workshops and case challenges played a significant part in this entrepreneurial success.
Kingston University is a hub for cutting-edge R&D and interdisciplinary innovation. It runs numerous research centres across science, health, engineering, arts, and business. Projects include bioprosthetic heart valve design, neuromorphic visual inspection systems for wind turbines, and digital storytelling for mental health recovery. The University’s Seedcorn Innovation Fund backs emerging research with real-world application potential. Collaboration with industry, NHS trusts, and NGOs ensures that research outputs translate into societal and commercial impact.
In May 2022, Kingston School of Art partnered with Spin Master to launch the UK’s first toy invention programme at a university level. The year-long course trains students in hands-on prototyping and market design, preparing the next generation of toy designers
In 2016, MSc researcher Stuart Watson developed a one‑dimensional cooling simulation model for low-cost bi-propellant rocket engines. This tool helps predict thermal performance efficiently, aiding the design of scalable rocket engine systems
That same year, alumni Carolyn Jarvis and Charlotte Evans introduced the Buggy Boot, a stylish and practical holdall that straps onto pushchairs—winning a gold medal in the consumer goods category
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