Alumni profile - Tatiana Wheeler 22 March 2022
(History BA, 2018)
One of my career highlights has been spearheading the development and execution of Ancestry’s 2021 Remembrance campaign, which centered around ensuring that no legacy was left behind. This is because it links to my fondness of the endless discoveries with history and how it can positively impact people’s lives.
Alumni profile - Marjan Nur 24 March 2021
(Environmental Science with Business Management Bsc, 2015)
London is the most amazing city I have ever been to. Because of the nature of my job and traveling being a passion of mine, my interest has taken me to 38 countries, and among them I have found, and still find, London the most vibrant, multicultural, and welcoming. No matter where you are from, you will be able to find the little version of your country in this city.
International Women in Engineering Day 2019: Sandya Abrar 23 June 2019
In celebration of International Women in Engineering Day on Sunday 23 June 2019, we spoke to alumnae who are now working in the Engineering field.
Sandya Abrar (Sustainable Energy Engineering BEng, 2013)
International Women in Engineering Day 2019: Dr Yun Li 23 June 2019
Dr Yun Li (Electronic Engineering PhD, 2016)
Student profile - Liam Langlois 25 February 2021
(Law LLB, 2021)
Queer individuals have been and are virtually present in every instance of society. Acknowledging their past and future contributions is fundamental firstly because they play a role in innovations and progress just like anyone else and because gender and sexual orientations only constitute a part of their identities.
Alumni profile - Um-E-Aymen Babar 21 August 2020
(English BA, 2020)
In regards to the fundraising campaign Um-E-Aymen Babar launched to financially support her MPhil at Cambridge: I would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who donated and shared the link. Money should never be a barrier to education and this campaign has made me want to help other young people in a similar situation.
International Women in Engineering Day 2019: Zakiyyah Auchoybur 23 June 2019
Zakiyyah Auchoybur (Biomedical Engineering with Industrial Experience BEng, 2018)
Student story: Bheatriz Elsas 15 May 2019
Bheatriz is a third-year medical student at Barts and The London. She is the youngest of six siblings and the first in her family to go to university outside of her native country.
Bheatriz Elsas, Hardship Bursary recipient 2018
Alumni profile - Nabil Al-Kinani 9 August 2020
(Biomedical Sciences BSc, 2018)
Just because you studied something, it doesn’t mean you have to conform to the limits of your degree. I studied biomedical sciences and I work in construction and property, and one of my biggest projects delivered is in literature (Authors of the Estate: Chalkhill Edition). Don’t limit yourself.
Alumni profile - Rooben Nithiananthan 31 January 2022
(Physician Associate Studies MSc, 2020)
The beauty of being a Physician Associate is that we can rotate amongst specialities throughout our career, providing us with the ability to grasp new practical skills and knowledge from a vast range of specialties.