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Andrew Abercromby | Alumni Services | Alumni
Andrew Abercromby, deputy project manager and project engineer at NASA, chats about pulling pints in the Festival Theatre, learning to fly and living underwater.
June 2021 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Our monthly selection of alumni-authored books includes a look at the role of luck in the success of brands, a study of management styles in higher education, two biographies of accomplished Scots, and research into how inorganic chemistry can be
New York Tartan Day 2025 | 5 April | Alumni Services | Alumni
Celebrate Tartan Day on Saturday 5 April at the annual New York City Tartan Day Parade and then our post-parade alumni party.
Financial Solutions for Students | Alumni Services | Alumni
Last year the University was excited to launch the new UNITE Foundation Accommodation and Access Bursaries. These awards have opened the doors of the University to six first year students, providing free accommodation and additional support as they
Highly educated | Alumni Services | Alumni
Edinburgh Law School academic Professor Susan McVie, Further Education Commissioner Dr David Collins and British Council Director Cherry Gough among alumni recognised in the New Year’s Honours list.
October 2015 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month’s bookshelf is buckling under the weight of deep thought and analysis. From world history through the eyes of buildings, to the impact of the Great War on the people of Shetland.
10 things for June 2019 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month's essential news, events and opportunities for alumni.
Alumni profiles | Alumni Services | Alumni
Discovering the role that the University has played in the lives of our alumni, exploring experiences, tracing career paths and imparting wisdom.
Latest Boat Club newsletter is out | Alumni Services | Alumni
Read the September 2019 edition of Celeste, the Edinburgh University Boat Club (EUBC) newsletter.
Mary Chamberlain | Alumni Services | Alumni
Politics graduate Mary Chamberlain on smuggling anti-Apartheid literature, developing oral history and reinventing herself as a novelist.