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Helen Pidd | Alumni Services | Alumni
Helen Pidd is Northern Editor at the Guardian newspaper, a role she acquired after honing her skills on student newspapers in Edinburgh.
Alumni stories | School of Divinity | School of Divinity
Find out more about the role that the University has played in the lives of our alumni, and what they have gone on to do after leaving the School.
Zia Manji | Alumni Services | Alumni
A business degree has proved an invaluable foundation for Zia Manji's career. Starting out in his family's food manufacturing company, he has since moved into consulting, helping to build the first executive search firm in Kenya.
Sam Trett | Alumni Services | Alumni
Work, play, and lots of spirit. Sam Trett tells how his studies, and more significantly his hobbies, at University led him to becoming a drinks entrepreneur.
Class of 2015 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Congratulations to our summer 2015 graduates and welcome to your alumni community.
Ian Brown | Alumni Services | Alumni
Professor Ian Brown believes his time at school and at Edinburgh laid the foundations for his long and interesting career. He talks to us about enthralling lecturers and being a playwright.
Neil Forsyth | Alumni Services | Alumni
Football was central to Neil Forsyth's student life and the focus of his first writing job. Since moving on from match reports, he has established a successful career writing for TV and film and is known for creating the sitcom character Bob Servant.
Legal guardian | Alumni Services | Alumni
As the School of Law commemorates Professor Sir Neil MacCormick we invite your memories of the renowned academic and respected political leader.
Sue Djabri | Alumni Services | Alumni
Sue Djabri’s involvement in student societies took her to a refugee camp one summer in the 1950s. Since then she has continued to lead an international life and this summer she will return to Edinburgh for Alumni Weekend.
Rickard Eksten | Alumni Services | Alumni
Swedish graduate Richard Eksten tells us how his experiences at Edinburgh have led him to promoting Scotland’s interests in Brussels and keeping in touch with the University.