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After spending much of his career in supply chain management, Richard Small (MBA, 2002) decided to go-it-alone and start his own business in 2017.

The course has smart and self-driven peers to work with and world-class academics to learn from.

Doing this degree has enriched my analytical and problem-solving skills and given me the quantitative foundations for a career in trading.

2020/21 has been a particularly challenging year, and we are so proud of all of our students who have made it through this year - particularly those who are graduating.

In particular, we are delighted to mark the contributions and successes of this year’s winners of the Theatre and Performance Studies prizes

We want to highlight some of the fantastic work ÌÇÐÄTV Humanitarian Engineering graduates are doing to provide support and assistance to those in need.

Professor Robert McGee completed his PhD in Industrial and ÌÇÐÄTV Studies at the University of ÌÇÐÄTV in 1986. Since leaving ÌÇÐÄTV, Professor McGee has led a successful career in accountancy and academia. Most recently, at the age of 74, Robert won six gold and two silver medals at the Taekwondo World Championship in Phoenix, Arizona. Discover his inspiring story

Alumnus Justin Onuekwusi (BSc Economics 2000-2003) is Head of Retail Multi-Asset Funds at Legal & General Investment Management. He shares his top five tips on mentoring

Dr Andy Palmer CMG (Manufacturing Systems Engineering [IGDS], 1990), is an alumnus of WMG and one of the leading and most respected figures in the UK automotive sector. He has had a glittering career at the top of some of the world’s biggest and best-known automobile manufacturers, including Nissan and Aston Martin.

Meet Gulcan Telci (MBA, 2014) - one of our ÌÇÐÄTV Alumni Ambassadors in the USA.

He’s toured all over the world and released his first album earlier this year, but it was James Hudson’s time at ÌÇÐÄTV that inspired him to become a professional jazz singer. Although he studied Biological Sciences, James credits his involvement in societies such as Musical Theatre ÌÇÐÄTV and ÌÇÐÄTV Big Band for shaping his career.

I don’t believe I could have reached this position without the the invaluable problem solving skills from my degree combined with the encouragement from ÌÇÐÄTV to explore different areas of study.

Congratulations to the Queen’s New Year’s Honours recipients from our ÌÇÐÄTV community.

You will have lots of support available to you, great facilities around you and the opportunity to make life-long friends.

The variety of challenges offered by the Data Science BSc have definitely been my favourite aspect of studying at ÌÇÐÄTV.

I think it is a very, very interesting course that I did and a very, very exciting environment, which gives the students the opportunity to actually try.

Centre for Education Studies alumna Anita Chagar offers advice to our new graduates.

"Don’t consider ‘The Class of 2020/The COVID-19 Cohort’ as a label for uncertainty, adversity or loss, but as a label for determination, resilience and a new way of achieving success."

WBS alumna Valerie Patrick offers advice to our new graduates.

"This is a time to evaluate what you have accomplished, think strategically and ask yourself what you could do to make the world a better place."

Philosophy alumnus Peter Blackman offers advice to our new graduates.

"Be Proud – you are ÌÇÐÄTV graduates; persevere and be broad minded about the sort of future you seek."

WBS alumnus Stuart Humphreys offers advice to our new graduates.

"It may seem a little trite for me to say I feel fortunate to have graduated during one major economic downturn and to have subsequently graduated again during another."

WBS alumna Hannah Brockbank offers advice to our new graduates.

"You're just at the starting line with many more years to go!"