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July 2018 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Europe is the theme that connects our five alumni profiles this month.
A royal celebration | Alumni Services | Alumni
Last month, the Chancellor welcomed 120 graduates and their partners to a special reception at the Palace of Holyroodhouse to celebrate their long term commitment to the University.
July 2019 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Cookery, theology, fiction, and something for the kids. Enjoy this month's alumni-authored literature.
Ian Malcolm | Alumni Services | Alumni
Ian Malcolm swapped a radio station for university lecture halls when he decided to become a teacher. Now retired, he has spent much of his time revisiting his Merchant Navy past in his published writings.
Poonam Bala | Alumni Services | Alumni
Dr Poonam Bala is a pioneer in the research field of medicine and colonialism. Here, she reflects on her experiences as a Commonwealth Scholar in Edinburgh and her international research and teaching career.
Dr Obioma Oparah | Alumni Services | Alumni
Obioma's PhD studies in Political Science at the University helped shape an illustrious career in the Nigerian Foreign Service.
A renewed rivalry | Alumni Services | Alumni
As Edinburgh and St Andrews gear up for this year’s Royal Bank of Scotland Scottish Varsity Rugby Match, we look back on a renewed rivalry that began in 2011.
Karen Walls | Alumni Services | Alumni
Dagenham. Amsterdam. The Dandenongs. Karen Walls' career reads like an adventure story and a new chapter has recently started with the release of her first novel.
Cara Stacey | Alumni Services | Alumni
After a "magical" year studying musicology in Edinburgh, Dr Cara Stacey knew she wanted to work in African music and focus on musical performance. She has completed two further degrees and released two albums.
Erin Bertram | Alumni Services | Alumni
2017 alumna Erin Bertram shares her post-graduation adventures and reveals how studying literature has helped her succeed in a PR and digital communications role.