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Catch up with all the latest alumni news and updates from across our 340,000-strong community.
A big thank you to all our alumni volunteers in the Faculty of Social Sciences - find out what we've been upto so far this year.
Ahead of the publication of his new book The Great Tree Story, international explorer Levison Wood answers our quickfire questions.
We asked for your opinion on the support we offer in our annual alumni survey.
Station Manager Margot Howell shares news on a long awaited refurbishment of University Radio Nottingham, thanks to alumni support.
It’s been a busy first quarter of 2025 for our Faculty of Engineering alumni volunteers.
Our latest My Office shoots for the moon with Richard Barker (Plant Science, 2007), who recently finished an astrobotany research project for NASA!
Nottingham has achieved its highest number of Top 100 subjects in the QS World University Rankings, as this year's ranking is published.
If you've ever considered a career in the media, Hanna Flint (American and English Studies, 2009) shares how to get ahead from her 15 years in film broadcasting.
Nottingham now ranks third of all Russell group universities for work placements and 16th in the world for our MSc in International Business.
One of the most common questions job seekers ask is: How can I tell if my CV is effective and tailored to a specific job? PG Careers Consultant Sue Mason has the answers
New Nottingham-branded cycling gear, networking in Africa and free beer - your round up of news in this month's take five.
For many international students, food is about more than just nutrition - it's a connection to home. When HungryPanda Founder Kelu Liu (Computer Science and Management, 2016) arrived in Nottingham, he encountered a familiar problem: finding authentic Chinese food.
This month, it was announced that the University of Nottingham has climbed to 7th place in the RateMyPlacement ‘Best Universities for Work Experience’ ranking for 2025.
The growth of the decentralised finance sector – including cryptocurrencies and the platforms that facilitate their trade – offers an alternative to mainstream finance. But as well as new opportunities, the growth of DeFi has brought serious risks of financial crime and scams.