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Deborah Holborn | Alumni Services | Alumni
Deborah Holborn not only found her love of singing at Edinburgh, she also found her future husband.
The South Asia connection | Alumni Services | Alumni
Amrita is responsible for partnerships, profile, networks, opportunities, alumni and marketing in South Asia and leads strategic engagement across the region.
James Taylor | Alumni Services | Alumni
James Taylor was first in his family to go to university and his medical career has taken him from the Congo, where he had to be evacuated from, back to Edinburgh and finally to Western Australia where he has settled in retirement.
Malcolm Blackie | Alumni Services | Alumni
Professor Malcolm Blackie’s long career in African agricultural development and education has benefited many people, from former students now in influential positions to smallholder farmers.
Moragh Bradshaw | Alumni Services | Alumni
No stranger to helping people out, Moragh Bradshaw MBE tells us about her involvement in everything from student campaigns to extensive voluntary work, and shares her reason for supporting the University through a gift in her will.
Lisbeth Thoms | Alumni Services | Alumni
Lisbeth Thoms studied everything from fine art to politics, but it was archeology which inspired her subsequent career.
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.
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.
Matthew Pflaum | Alumni Services | Alumni
Recent MSc Africa and International Development graduate Matthew Pflaum discusses his research into nomadism and pastoralism, and reflects on a work-based placement in Eastern Cameroon.