King's Business School

31/08/2026

Did you graduate in summer 2025?

In the next few days you’ll receive the survey via email. Be part of the picture of education today.

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13/08/2026

06/08/2026

One final mark before the next chapter. Signing off, Class of 2026. 🎓

05/08/2026

AI is rapidly changing the world.

But one thing that will remain a constant is the network you built at King's. 💚

As it did for King's Business School alum Martin Guru. His business grew with cloud technology, and later with AI. And at every step King's alumni were by his side.

Your network is a lifelong strength. And the connections and skills you built at King's will provide stability and friendship in an evolving world.

Thanks to Martin for his inspiring speech to the class of 2026, and for reminding us of the power of an international community.

04/08/2026

More moments from last week's graduation 🎓✨

A huge thank you to everyone who added a message to our very first Wishing Tree. 💚

It was amazing to celebrate together with great food, refreshments, our 360° photo booth and AR Reggie.

Congratulations again to the Class of 2026, we can't wait to see what you do next! 🌟

30/07/2026

That Graduation Feeling 🎓

Congratulations to King's Business School Class of 2026!

Tag anyone who enjoyed their Gradbot moment.

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24/07/2026

What's one mistake organisations often make when trying to improve diversity?

Jonathan Ashong-Lamptey (Element of inclusion) shares his perspective on one of the biggest questions facing organisations today, following his participation in King's Business School's first Conference of the Department of Human Resource Management & Employment Relations: Shaping the Future of Work. 🙌

The conference brought together researchers and practitioners to explore some of the most pressing issues facing organisations and employees today.

22/07/2026

🎓 What does university life really look like?

Recently, King's Business School partnered with The Dickson P**n School of Law to welcome 80 widening participation students from six local schools for a taster day at King's College London.

The day gave students the opportunity to experience university life, explore what it's like to study Business and Law, and hear from staff and students about the opportunities higher education can offer.

Led by Dr Aditi Gupta, our Widening Participation Lead, these events are designed to support young people from financially disadvantaged backgrounds, helping them see that university is a place where they belong and can thrive.

17/07/2026

Have you rejected a data-driven idea and opted for a counter-intuitive one instead? 🤔

Alexia Cambon (Microsoft) shares her perspective on the role of data, intuition and decision-making, following her participation in King's Business School's first Conference of the Department of Human Resource Management & Employment Relations: Shaping the Future of Work. 🙌

The conference brought together researchers and practitioners to explore some of the most pressing issues facing organisations and employees today.

15/07/2026

⚽️ The FIFA World Cup is more than the world's biggest sporting event.

It's also a testbed for some of today's biggest business challenges.

In our FIFA World Cup mini-series, Office Hours explores the forces shaping the tournament beyond the pitch:

🔒 FIFA World Cup 2026 could become a “single point of failure” for cyber attacks with Dr Aybars Tuncdogan on cybersecurity, AI and hacktivism.

https://www.kcl.ac.uk/news/fifa-world-cup-2026-could-become-a-single-point-of-failure-for-cyber-attacks

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✈️ The FIFA World Cup 2026 risks creating 'high-value tourists' instead of football fans with Professor Sally Everett.

https://www.kcl.ac.uk/news/the-fifa-world-cup-2026-risks-creating-high-value-tourists-instead-of-football-fans

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♻️ Why football shirts have become part of fans' identities, making sustainability harder to sell with Dr Byungdoo Kim.

https://www.kcl.ac.uk/news/why-football-shirts-have-become-part-of-fans-identities-making-sustainability-harder-to-sell