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September 2016 | Alumni Services | Alumni
While this month the fresher's, our future alumni, start their journey. We look back at some of our nursing graduates to coincide with the upcoming Leaps in the Dark event, a celebration of 60 years of nursing education at Edinburgh.
John Rae (1813-1893) | Alumni Services | Alumni
Alumnus who solved the two greatest mysteries of 19th-century Arctic exploration.
Things to share | Alumni Services | Alumni
Keeping alumni up-to-date with news, events and opportunities.
April 2018 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month's packed bookshelf includes works from alumni who studied such diverse fields as medicine, sociology, artificial intelligence and chemistry.
Mhorag Doig | Alumni Services | Alumni
Responding to the demand for new ways of working, French and Business graduate Mhorag Doig founded a tech start up that helps businesses source flexible workspaces.
Zia Barnard | Alumni Services | Alumni
In 2020 Zia Barnard joined over 600 Edinburgh alumni who hail from the Caribbean. The Saint Lucian resident tell us about her time studying Biotechnology, the challenges of graduating during a global pandemic, and her hopes to inspire future
Roger Gosden | Alumni Services | Alumni
Helping patients with cancer to preserve fertility was just one of the outcomes of Professor Roger Gosden's 18 years on staff at the University, during which his contributions to reproduction sciences were recognised with a higher degree.
Guy Windsor | Alumni Services | Alumni
Guy Windsor knows a thing or two about historical sword fighting. Since co-founding the Dawn Duellist’s Society in 1994, he's set up a school for swordsmanship in Helsinki, written several books and earned a PhD.
Cennydd John | Alumni Services | Alumni
Founder of the UK’s first bilingual Mandarin-English early years education group, Cennydd John explains how it all started with Chinese studies at Edinburgh.
Benjamin Arenas | Alumni Services | Alumni
Chemistry graduate Benjamin Arenas's time at Edinburgh was characterised by a sense of community, both in and out of the lecture theatre.