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Yuanyuan Li | Alumni Services | Alumni
Yuanyuan made the most of her year in Edinburgh by taking part in diverse academic and cultural activities, and is now using the knowledge she gained at Edinburgh to advance English language learning in China.
Farhana Jiwa | Alumni Services | Alumni
Growing up in Kenya, Farhana Jiwa developed a desire to improve people’s quality of life through architecture. Since graduating from Edinburgh College of Art, Farhana has gone on to work on a variety of projects as an Architectural Assistant.
Ondrej Bohac | Alumni Services | Alumni
Ondrej Bohac is a diplomat based in the Czech embassy in Canberra, Australia. He tells us about his time studying International Relations at Edinburgh, the university sporting pursuits that gave him a resilient and international group of friends,
The joy of circus | Alumni Services | Alumni
At the age of 30, Dea Birkett (Politics and Philosophy 1981) ran away to the circus. She recounts her adventures, explains why we all need this art form in our lives and shares her top circus picks.
May 2018 | Alumni Services | Alumni
We have your summer reading sorted with three novels, an academic study, plus one for the kids.
John Lloyd | Alumni Services | Alumni
Journalist John Lloyd has sound advice for current students based on his own experiences of life at Edinburgh and beyond.
Linda Catherine Pollock | Alumni Services | Alumni
One of the organisers of the upcoming Leaps in the Dark event, Linda Catherine Pollock fell into nursing education by accident and hasn't looked back since.
Highly educated | Alumni Services | Alumni
Edinburgh Law School academic Professor Susan McVie, Further Education Commissioner Dr David Collins and British Council Director Cherry Gough among alumni recognised in the New Year’s Honours list.
Seth Amanfo | Alumni Services | Alumni
Expertise in infectious disease research and a PhD scholarship drew Dr Seth Amanfo to Edinburgh. Still based at the University, the 2018 graduate now helps to manage a £7 million global health research programme, Tackling Infections to Benefit
July 2014 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month we have a duo of books by graduates of the University - a satirical look at American democracy and the published letters of a graduate who served in the First World War.