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Oliver Ellis | Alumni Services | Alumni
Oliver Ellis loves a good story and has a knack for what kids like to watch. He tells us how he has combined the two to carve out a fulfilling career.
Max de Rosee | Alumni Services | Alumni
Architect Max de Rosee met his wife at Edinburgh. Together they founded De Rosee Sa, an architectural and interior design practice which has won industry awards.
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.
Morag MacCormick | Alumni Services | Alumni
Morag MacCormick began Nursing Studies at the University when it was the only course of its kind in Europe.
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.
Colin Farquhar | Alumni Services | Alumni
BAFTA-winning senior producer Colin Farquhar reflects on grasping student opportunities, helping to set a Guinness World Record and enjoying the adrenaline kick of live television.
Nicole Calleja | Alumni Services | Alumni
To help realise her dream of becoming an educational psychologist, Nicole Calleja came to Edinburgh to complete an MSc in Inclusive Education. Now back in her native Malta, she reflects on her time at the University and returning to full-time work
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.
Sarah Tabrizi | Alumni Services | Alumni
Sarah Tabrizi describes her journey to setting up the UCL Huntington’s Disease Centre and her focused efforts to find an effective treatment for this devastating neurodegenerative disease.