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Leonie Beck | Alumni Services | Alumni
Leonie Beck's combined degree of French and European Union studies set her on a career path in communications for organisations including the European Space Agency and the European Parliament. She's now working for the United Nations in Bonn and is
James Albon | Alumni Services | Alumni
Illustration graduate James Albon loves the independence and variety that comes with a freelance career, and travels extensively to gain inspiration through exhibitions and new surroundings.
August 2018 | Alumni Services | Alumni
From the history of Scotland to veterinary medicine in Peru, this month's bookshelf beautifully showcases the varied interests of our alumni authors.
Ella Hickson | Alumni Services | Alumni
Full-time playwright Ella Hickson talks to us about the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, joining Bedlam Theatre and having the confidence to do the things you love.
Ama Akuamoah | Alumni Services | Alumni
Ghana-based Africa and International Development graduate Ama Akuamoah fits being an alumni volunteer around running a business and lecturing part time.
Aleta Phelps | Alumni Services | Alumni
Aleta Phelps came to Edinburgh from Alaska, drawn to the University by its excellent reputation and the city itself.
History | Ecology and Evolution | Biology
Ashworth Laboratories first opened in the late 1920s, to house the University's Department of Zoology as well as the Natural History Museum.
New guidelines for fertility preservation for boys undergoing chemotherapy | Institute for Regeneration and Repair | Institute for Regeneration and Repair
Professor Rod Mitchell presented the recommendations at the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology’s 41st annual meeting.
October 2015 | Alumni Services | Alumni
This month’s bookshelf is buckling under the weight of deep thought and analysis. From world history through the eyes of buildings, to the impact of the Great War on the people of Shetland.
James Miculka | Alumni Services | Alumni
Working for the US National Park Service led James Miculka to study resource management at Edinburgh. His career has since taken him to Guam, New Orleans, New York and Texas with the same employer.