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I led a campaign to encourage food waste reduction in communities through community fridges, and I got to meet HRH Prince of Wales!

As a person passionate about a number of scientific disciplines, I chose this particular course for its multidisciplinary approach.

My Geography BA degree provided exposure to a broad range of fields, prompting me to pursue a general management graduate scheme.

If you're interested in working in the financial/professional services sector, start early; get involved in those summer schemes if you can...

Queen Mary gave me the starter skills for community engagement that I still use every day...

I packed my bags for the UK and what followed were the three best years of my life...

I’m researching ways to make sure the taxi suppliers we work with have a fleet of cars that meet the new London Ultra-Low Emission Zone guidelines.

What I enjoy most about my job is that every day is different. Teaching can be tough, especially in London, but it is definitely rewarding!

The broad knowledge base that comes with a geography degree has helped enormously when working with the variety of cultures I engage with...

I didn’t know exactly what career I wanted, I knew that geography is an incredibly diverse subject and would give me lots of options for the future.

I’d really encourage students to get involved in volunteering – it’s a great way to learn about yourself and others.

The fact that this is my own company means I have all the risks but also the freedom to spend time either in the office or working from home.

The three years at Queen Mary studying Environmental Science enabled me to more seriously consider what I was good at and what I enjoyed...

No matter where you are from, you will be able to find the little version of your country in this city.

The buildings I commissioned and oversaw were really quite significant and they won awards, thus lifting the whole kudos of Queen Mary.

Queen Mary had the most liberal course options which explored Geography from non-western perspectives

I was able to still do a three-year degree but spend around five months in Western Australia in my second year.