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On Wednesday, the Duchess of Cambridge was invited to UCL's Developmental Risk and Resilience Unit in the Psychology and Language Sciences Division to learn about neuroscience and how environmental factors will affect the development of children.

During the engagement, Prince William's wife, who earned an honours degree in history of art at St Andrews University in Fife,

Scotland, revealed that she actually took another course during her first year.

She said: "I started off doing psychology at St Andrews, with history of art.

"It was a bit full on, but it was really interesting." The Duchess of Cambridge rarely opens up about her time at university, which is where she met her future-husband Prince William.

They were both studying at St Andrews, and both lived in St Salvator's Hall.

Famously, William reportedly took a fancy to Kate after she wore a see-through dress during a fashion show.

In 2003, the couple began dating and lived together during their second year of university.

Just like Kate, the Prince also changed his mind about his university course.

He initially studied history of art like his wife, but later switched to another degree.

He changed his main subject to geography and graduated with a 2:1, just like Kate.

While the Duchess does not work in the field of art like Princess Eugenie, her degree has stood her in good stead for her Royal role.

Kate is a patron of many charities, including numerous artistic institutions - and her in-depth knowledge of art has no doubt been put to good use in these roles.

These patronages include representing The Art Room and the National Portrait Gallery.

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Amazing Cornish Makers: Falmouth University Digital Print Bureau - Duration: 4:25.

My name is Freya Moses and I am the Senior Technician for printed

textiles so I cover screen printing but obviously also cover digital print as

well. We're in the digital print room and so basically this houses our two large

format digital printers and it's sort of central within fashion and textiles,

obviously we share this building with four of their courses. So this is our

shiny new Mamaki printer so we're very lucky to have this it's a year old so it

is, you know, top of the range and it's partly industrial, but also used for

educational printing, but it can print, you know, sort of 10, 12 metre lengths

at a time. It prints with reactive dyes so it's the more high-end way of

printing textiles, which is obviously what we want on textiles you know we

want to print kind of the best we can. So the dyes that we use, they only work on

natural fabrics, so we can print on cottons,

silks, wool, jerseys, you know, all those sorts of things and so we've got a huge

range of fabrics I think we've got about 25 at the moment and but we're also open

for requests as well, if there's a particular fabric somebody wants, you

know, pop-up we can negotiate, talk about it and see if it's something that we can

offer, but yeah so we've got obviously got two printers and but this is our

main one that we use just because it's the newest one and you can kind of print

quicker, the quality's amazing and so yes we're very pleased, very pleased with our

new printer. So we're really, really keen for local businesses, makers to come up

and just look at the process look at the printers, local makers are outsourcing

because most of the companies that offer this a kind of thing are up north, like

Macclesfield, London all of that and it's quite anonymous you send off your file

and then you kind of get what you're given, but you don't see the process and

I'm a designer, so when I design textiles for digital printing I'll design them in

a much different way to if I were screen printing it, because I know the process

so I think it's so important for all of the makers to know how this works

because I think it will inform their designing a lot,

we also kind of educate as well so of course they can come up watch the stuff

print, anything like that, we can obviously accommodate. I think what makes

us a bit different to bigger kind of setups is that we can print very small

samples so rather than having to have you know a minimum of 1 metre, 2 metre

printing I could do a minimum of half a metre 30 centimeters you know so we can

offer. I think printing that's more appropriate

for kind of smaller makers people that are starting out wanting to prototype

new products, our lead time as well is a lot shorter, so we're sort of working on

like a week kind of lead time so I think basically we can kind of offer an

opportunity for small businesses or local makers designers it's almost trial

stuff with us and yeah if they wanted like I mentioned before 10 meters of a

fabric that's absolutely fine but we couldn't print huge you know amounts of

fabric so if someone's wanting 50 metres, we wouldn't be able to do that with the

setup that we have, so I think we can offer and it would be for sort of you

know maybe mid level you know from small to mid level kind of designers makers.

I'm really sorry I can't be there at the amazing Cornish makers event today but

I'm really excited to be able to share with you what we can offer you with our

digital print Bureau here at Falmouth University if you've got any questions

if you would like to come up and have a look at what we do we've got a Facebook

page which is digital print bureau for Cornwall and we've also got an Instagram

page which is fowl digital print. Thank you!