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Pushpi Bagchi | Alumni Services | Alumni
Pushpi Bagchi MA Graphic Design gives advice to our 2016 graduates and tells us about her recent exhibition Migration Stories that explores the stereotype of migrants.
January 2020 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Journey through the decades as Edinburgh graduates from the 1950s, 60s, 80s, 00s and 10s share their stories.
May 2017 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month's eclectic mix includes an Edinburgh-based crime thriller, a fantasy tale of fallen angels, and a biblical study guide.
Asset managers: are you ready for the new MiFID regulations? | Alumni Services | Alumni
Ahead of the Business School’s masterclass on best practice in research procurement, Alistair Haig, Early Career Fellow in Finance, explains the importance of responding to research regulations with knowledge and skill.
David Gray | Alumni Services | Alumni
Two-time GeoSciences graduate David Gray tells us about his global career leading to 22 years at the World Bank and his role as president of the Edinburgh University Alumni Club of Washington DC.
Gerry Reddy | Alumni Services | Alumni
Attracted by the scientific and policy aspects of Edinburgh's MSc Carbon Management, consultancy director and alumnus Gerry Reddy returned to the University as an online student.
Grace Guan | Alumni Services | Alumni
A friendly stranger gave Grace Guan a warm impression of Edinburgh that endures today. The MSc Education graduate, who set up the Shanghai alumni club, is set to take up the post of Regional Director for East Asia in September.
Jokha Alharthi | Alumni Services | Alumni
Man Booker International Prize 2019 winner Jokha Alharthi found herself in a "literature paradise" while pursuing her PhD at the University of Edinburgh.
Yann Tessier | Alumni Services | Alumni
Yann Tessier was already 15 years into his career in drug safety before he enrolled on an online masters at Edinburgh. That decision proved invaluable to his career progression.
John Esling | Alumni Services | Alumni
Canadian John Esling completed his PhD at Edinburgh in the 1970s, when 13p could buy you a pint. Now retired, the distinguished linguist looks back on a rewarding career in academia and with the International Phonetic Association.