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Ronald Soutar | Alumni Services | Alumni
Ronald Soutar came over the water from Fife in the 1980s to study veterinary medicine, beginning a relationship with the University that lasts until this day.
Chioma Ezegwu | Alumni Services | Alumni
After completing her online masters in Digital Education and graduating into the uncertain world of 2020, Chioma Ezegwu established DevSpring in Nigeria, a research, training and development company. She tells us about it and how studying from home
February 2020 | Alumni Services | Alumni
A varied mix of themes and genres makes up this month's alumni-penned literature.
June 2019 | Alumni Services | Alumni
A bumper edition of Bookshelf means something for everyone. Themes including war, identity, medicine, and family life are explored through fiction and non-fiction alike.
February 2019 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Business, law, a wartime story and childhood inspiration combine to make this month's Alumni Bookshelf.
November 2018 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Works on mining, medieval trade, theology, dramatic fiction, and the Scottish bard make up the last bookshelf of 2018.
Kodira Kushalapa | Alumni Services | Alumni
Dr Kodira Kushalapa arrived in Edinburgh in 1970 to research forest mapping technology. A return visit to King's Buildings in 2019 prompted him to reflect on his work in forest conservation over the past five decades.
Sarah Freeman | Alumni Services | Alumni
Sarah Freeman studied English Literature and is now Head of Features for Yorkshire Post. It was during her time at the university that she learned to be proud of her love for poetry and to not spend summers in broom cupboards.
Kittie Jones | Alumni Services | Alumni
Kittie Jones came to Edinburgh because she was thrilled with the idea of spending five years learning about the things she loved.
Enhancing the student-staff relationship | Alumni Services | Alumni
Dr Cathy Bovill is an Edinburgh alumna who now works to improve the student experience through teaching.