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A trip down memory lane | Alumni Services | Alumni
15 historians and economists travelling from as far afield as Liverpool, London and Warsaw gathered for a weekend of memory-stirring events in Edinburgh in June.
10 things for January 2019 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month's essential news, events and opportunities for alumni.
The student and the professional | Alumni Services | Alumni
Vanessa Ombura is a student of Civil Engineering, a MasterCard Foundation scholar and a recipient of the Edinburgh Award for Transformative Leadership. Josh MacAlister is an inspirational graduate of Social Policy and Politics who offered advice to
Liritzis Ioannis | Alumni Services | Alumni
Liritzis Ioannis' time in the Athens of the North made him realise his desire for academia and gave him an education in Scottish dance.
Michael Williams | Alumni Services | Alumni
Former teacher and current professional storyteller, Michael Williams explains how his PhD in English literature prepared him for both creative professions.
Richard Culleton | Alumni Services | Alumni
Richard Culleton knew he wanted to study at Edinburgh University when he exited his train at Waverley Station and still loves the city just as much now.
Janmejoy Mukherjee | Alumni Services | Alumni
International Business graduate Janmejoy (Joy) Mukherjee reveals how educational treks, self-evaluation and focus helped him find his dream job in trade promotion.
April 2018 | Alumni Services | Alumni
We learn more about five alumni authors from a range of subject backgrounds and writing genres: from non-fiction and popular science to mystery novels.
Where We Are Now: life after graduating from the Institute for Sport, Physical Education and Health Sciences | Alumni Services | Alumni
Two graduates from the Institute for Sport, Physical Education and Health Sciences share their career stories and tips for making your CV stand out.
Mary MacLean | Alumni Services | Alumni
In 1941, a coffee was a rare treat for Mary McLean and her fellow students. Her advice to current students is to drink less coffee and to dance your way through university, as she did.