Alumni profile - Kim Yudelowitz 16 June 2021
(Comparative Literature BA, 2019)
I decided to take on a Comparative Literature module and instantly enjoyed it. I really felt like I had found my calling. The modules were so diverse and broad, giving me a chance to read such an exciting range of literature.
Alumni profile - Shaylaan Auzine 21 June 2021
(Aerospace Engineering MEng, 2014)
My degree has helped me to fulfil my ambition to be an aeronautical engineer and gain a wealth of knowledge about various scientific contributions to the aircraft industry through modules such aerodynamics, fluid mechanics and propulsion.
Alumni profile - Hilary Stewart-Jones 22 June 2021
(Law LLB, 1982)
I began my knowledge and interest in the gambling sector whilst at Ladbrokes which at that time ran betting shops, casinos and racetracks across multiple jurisdictions. The industry is unique; it is highly regulated but is evolving and inventive.
Alumni profile - Paul Eguia 1 July 2021
(Plant and Fungal Taxonomy, Diversity and Conservation MSc, 2018)
Beside my job as a Sustainable Sourcing Strategy Manager, my partner Eva and I have just bought a farm for our agroecosystem. As conservationists, we felt that the best contribution we could bring to biodiversity conservation was to help the mentality shift for land use and food production. This project was only made possible by our scientific approach and education.
Alumni profile - Shahida Pervin 6 July 2021
(Economics MSc, 2018)
At the CPD, I got involved in studies crucial for the Bangladesh economy, including estimating women’s unpaid contribution to the economy, Bangladesh’s graduation from LDC, reviewing macroeconomic and social indicators of the country, etc.
Alumni profile - Majeed Lashari 7 July 2021
(Public International Law LLM, 2017)
Studying on a Chevening Scholarship at Queen Mary was a once in a lifetime opportunity. Being chosen as Queen Mary’s Chevening Chapter leader is an honour. Personally, it has already helped me relive many precious moments from one of the best years of my life.
Alumni profile - Sanmeet Dua 20 July 2021
(English and European Law LLB, 2003)
What left an impression on me was what an influence a good academic can have, what a difference they can make to your learning experience at university. When I could see that I was making a difference to students’ learning experience, it made me want to invest more into that, and my ability to deliver the teaching.
Alumni profile - Paige Dixon 13 July 2021
(Heritage Management MA, 2020)
The best thing about working in heritage management is that I am always learning something new. New research is always being conducted and new information is always coming to light. I find that even if I think that I know all there is to know about a subject in history, there is always something new to learn, or a different perspective to consider.
Alumni profile - Franck Ulrich Zahou Koula 8 July 2021
(Mathematics, Business Management and Finance BSc, 2006)
I am very proud and honoured to be part of the Queen Mary University of London global alumni community. I still have my graduation photo fixed somewhere at home, so that every visitor can see, and so that it can motivate my younger relatives!
Alumni profile - Sebolelo Gebhardt 22 July 2021
(English and Drama BA, 2010)
I never thought I would live in Switzerland, learn how to speak French, or really enjoy a career as an investment professional! I made plans but I was open to deviations along the way. In the words of Joseph Campbell, “we must be willing to let go of the life we planned so as to have the life that is waiting for us.”