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February 2021 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month's alumni-penned literature covers subject matters as diverse as theology and European law, and ranges from academia to fiction and autobiography.
August 2014 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month’s shelf of alumni publications is an international selection covering Iran, Germany, France and Luxembourg, with a little bit of shiatsu therapy on the side.
Robert Buckland | Alumni Services | Alumni
Robert Buckland arrived in Edinburgh by steam train from Wales in the 1960s.
Sue MacGillivray | Alumni Services | Alumni
Sue MacGillivray has had an interesting and varied career since graduating, including setting up her own private life coaching consultancy.
Scott McQuarrie | Alumni Services | Alumni
International Officer Scott McQuarrie talks about his love of Edinburgh, his career in Higher Education and explains why you should join as many societies as you can.
Kim Chamberlain | Alumni Services | Alumni
Kim Chamberlain came to Edinburgh to study French but after taking Linguistics as an outside object enjoyed it enough to change her degree, years later she still uses the concepts learnt in her professional life.
Evangelia Sembou | Alumni Services | Alumni
Evangelia Sembou talks about living in a cultural city and her pursuit of an academic career and despite finding Edinburgh cold, she hopes to come back one day.
Siouxsie Wiles | Alumni Services | Alumni
Siouxsie Wiles was first captivated by medical microbiology during her undergraduate degree. Now she channels her own enthusiasm to ‘demystify science’ for others through popular blogs, books and animations.
Bessie Daschbach | Alumni Services | Alumni
Bessie Daschbach came to Edinburgh in 1996 as a visiting student. She tells us how she went from studying the writing of Victorian women to taking on major corporations as a lawyer.
Thomas Xuan Meng | Alumni Services | Alumni
Dr Thomas Xuan Meng's positive experience of the emergency services in Scotland led him to volunteer as a special constable.