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SCPHRP – Page 19 – Scottish Collaboration for Public Health Research & Policy
A workshop report by Dr Mhairi Aitken , Dr Ruth Jepson & Dr Andrew J Williams and Facilitating Active Travel for the people with visual impairment and The Bike Station Aug 19, 2015. ... A workshop report by Dr Mhairi Aitken , Dr Ruth Jepson & Dr Andrew J
Chunli Zhang | Alumni Services | Alumni
Chunli Zhang's first role after graduation was in investment banking, something that put her on a worthwhile learning curve. But in 2018 she decided to follow her passion and established her own start-up company, WeeKett, that produces smart home
Hamish Halls | Alumni Services | Alumni
Hamish Halls' decision to switch from Chemistry to Philosophy after his first year proved to be a very wise one. He explains why and vividly recounts life as an Edinburgh student in the 1960s.
Sue MacGillivray | Alumni Services | Alumni
Sue MacGillivray has had an interesting and varied career since graduating, including setting up her own private life coaching consultancy.
Jennifer Dick | Alumni Services | Alumni
Masters graduate Jennifer Dick reveals how her academic background in Religious Studies has given her an advantage in her new career as a travel agent.
February '18 briefing | Alumni Services | Alumni
A distinctly alumni-oriented round-up of news, events and opportunities for February 2018, updated throughout the month.
Lisbeth Thoms | Alumni Services | Alumni
Lisbeth Thoms studied everything from fine art to politics, but it was archeology which inspired her subsequent career.
John McCormack | Alumni Services | Alumni
The international community of students on John McCormack's course inspired his own far reaching career in veterinary medicine.
Signpost to Tanzania | Alumni Services | Alumni
A linguistics student is set to produce the world’s first descriptive study of Tanzanian Sign Language thanks to the generosity of Edinburgh alumni.
In an Edinburgh field | Alumni Services | Alumni
Fiona Strickland explains how a poppy that she found growing on the outskirts of Edinburgh now commemorates the outbreak of the First World War on a recently issued Royal Mail stamp.