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Your chance to get involved | Alumni Services | Alumni
Interested in becoming a member of the General Council Business Committee? This is your opportunity to make a difference and become part of the governance of the University.
August 2021 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Composing film scores, writing novels and developing skincare products are some of the destinations that this month's alumni found themselves at after a few twists in their career journeys.
News | Alumni Services | Alumni
All the latest news and regular updates from your alumni community.
University prepares for Africa Week 2017 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Africa Week celebrates the University's engagement across the continent, with events running from 26 October until 1 November.
June 2017 | Alumni Services | Alumni
From a missionary to an astronomer, June's eclectic mix of alumni all have one thing in common - they credit their Edinburgh education with setting them on a definite career path.
A political education | Alumni Services | Alumni
What do you have to do to succeed in Scottish politics? Judging by current key figures, studying at the University of Edinburgh is a good place to start.
July 2015 | Alumni Services | Alumni
July's alumni profiles all have one thing in common - they have all become authors since graduation and some have even found inspiration from their time studying at Edinburgh.
June 2015 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Art and science combined and the ability to communicate ideas across countries and cultures unite June's cohort of Edinburgh graduates.
June 2016 | Alumni Services | Alumni
So you have finished your course at the University, now what ? This month our interesting and inspiring alumni reminisce about their time at the University and offer up some sage advice to our 2016 graduates.
Dr Gašper Jakovac | IASH
Forthcoming. ‘“What huntinges & matches have beene of late appointed”: Northern Catholics, Equestrian Sports, and the Gunpowder Plot’, John McKinnell and Diana Wyatt (eds.), Early Performers and Performance in the North East