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September 2013 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Each month, we bring you a selection of new books written by Edinburgh alumni. This month's distinctly international selection includes a novel set in Zimbabwe, a study of Islam and feminism in Indonesia, a look at the role of the Merchant Navy in
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.
Charlie Carnochan | Alumni Services | Alumni
Charlie Carnochan's career as a vet has gone from strength to strength since his graduation in 2004.
Elisabeth Feldstein | Alumni Services | Alumni
Chemistry graduate Elisabeth Feldstein reflects on the opportunities she grasped as a student, from supporting women in STEM to co-founding a medical device start-up.
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.
Vasilios Danias | Alumni Services | Alumni
Vasilios Danias, School of Informatics graduate and Operations Manager at Uber, attributes his personal and professional development to his time spent at The University of Edinburgh.
Kieran Ferguson | Alumni Services | Alumni
Kieran Ferguson has gone from creating a Gumtree-style website for Edinburgh students to working at Richard Branson's new bank, Virgin Money.
Romesh Palamakumbura | Alumni Services | Alumni
Romesh Palamakumbura talks about geology as a lifestyle and how friendships forged during fieldwork trips are friendships for life.
From zebrafish to big data: step into medical research | Alumni Services | Alumni
An upcoming event will allow alumni to take a tour of the University’s world-renowned Medical School and see ground-breaking research in action.
Catherine Thomas | Alumni Services | Alumni
Catherine Thomas's love of her home city led to her complete three degrees at Edinburgh, including her PhD. She explains why she then pursued a career in fundraising.