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Carol Main | Alumni Services | Alumni
Carol Main MBE tells why she chose Edinburgh and how her degree, which focused on Music and English, helped her achieve her career aspirations.
Sandra Wilson | Alumni Services | Alumni
Alumna Sandra Wilson chats about student life, a chance encounter with a sporty scientist and how research skills gained at Edinburgh have been vital to her career.
Emily Prince | Alumni Services | Alumni
Emily Prince takes us through her journey from sociology graduate and drama enthusiast, to community fundraiser - by way of the American Youth Foundation in Michigan and the HSS admissions office.
Peter Neil | Alumni Services | Alumni
Although Peter Neil found his time at Edinburgh challenge, it was still certainly an enjoyable experience and was a stepping stone towards two equally interesting and complementary careers.
Ian Springford | Alumni Services | Alumni
Ian Springford explains why Edinburgh is a great place to study Architecture and talks about his current projects with his own practice.
January 2018 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Covering each decade from the 1970s to the 2010s, this month's featured alumni are all members of our global clubs and groups. And they have all been helping to organise Burns suppers, bringing a reminder of Scotland to alumni communities around the
November 2017 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month we meet three recent graduates of the School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures.
March 2016 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month’s bookshelf spans murder, medicine, golf, poetry and the insights of a research guru.
David McClay - Philanthropy Manager | Alumni Services | Alumni
David is a graduate of Scottish Historical Studies and now leads projects that ensure the University's Library and Collections are preserved, enhanced and accessed.
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