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Cliff Chen | Alumni Services | Alumni
Cliff Chen gives us an enjoyably literary account of his thoughts on life as a student at the University of Edinburgh, and his subsequent career.
Richard Brash | Alumni Services | Alumni
Edinburgh-native Richard Brash returned to his hometown with his family in 2017. He had decided to complete a PhD in Systematic Theology - a decision that has now taken him to Japan as an assistant professor.
Supporting online learners | Alumni Services | Alumni
Brian Burgon's role puts him in direct contact with the University's online learners, ensuring they receive an authentic Edinburgh experience from a distance.
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.
Comics in Edinburgh to whisky in Tokyo | Alumni Services | Alumni
Professional comic book writer and social anthropology alumnus, Sean Michael Wilson tells us how he came to be big in Japan and why Scotland still informs his work.
Stuart Black | Alumni Services | Alumni
1978 arts graduate Stuart Black recalls his unconventional entry to university and the winding path to finding an enjoyable career in international development.
John Davison | Alumni Services | Alumni
John Davison's time at Edinburgh included a lot of rugby and the unexpected inspiration to study Persian. Both have stayed with him as he has pursued his career as a news journalist. He now manages a news bureau in Baghdad, a role that has made him
May 2018 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Five PhD alumni share anecdotes from their student days and describe the different career paths they have taken.
Fadwa Affara | Alumni Services | Alumni
Fadwa Affara retired to Edinburgh following an international career in nursing education regulation and advance practice, but that hasn't stopped her from supporting healthcare professionals fighting the Covid-19 pandemic.
Linguistics MSc - Postgraduate taught programmes | The University of Edinburgh
This programme provides the intellectual foundation and practical skills required for engaging in linguistics research, either by itself, or as part of cross-disciplinary research.