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01Cover
02Contents
03Welcome
04News
05Strategy 2030 update
06Celebrating the Law School
07Parkinson’s research
08Noah’s legacy
09Turning back time
10Saving our seas
11Decarbonising heat and you
12Preventing miscarriages of justice
13The University offers students support
14Graduation 2020-22
15Generations at Exeter
16Returning to campus
17Behind the lens
18Alumni making a difference
19Sport at the University
20Keep in touch

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Supporting your success

On completing your studies you joined a community of University of Exeter alumni, a supportive global network willing to help you achieve your full potential. The careers support you received whilst studying also continues after you graduate ensuring that your employability needs are met no matter where your career takes you. Take a look below at all that’s on offer and visit the website for more information.

Ask An Alum

Ask An Alum is a simple and reliable way to connect you with fellow alumni, to gain answers to your careers questions, via a short email exchange. More than 4,500 alumni are signed up to the Ask An Alum scheme, undertaking a variety of job roles and from a huge range of organisations, sectors, and countries. You can find out more information about how to apply, suggestions of what you could ask alumni and what happens after you apply, online:

Ask An Alum

International Alumni Support

We also provide specific support to alumni who live internationally, for example through the China Career Ready Programme, and the India Career Ready Programme, and through the support of specific country alumni groups:

China
India

Amongst many others:

International

Career Zone

You can continue to access the Career Zone is exactly the same now that you have graduated, with all the resources, support and latest jobs that you were used to accessing whilst studying. You will be supported post-graduation, whatever stage you are at in your career journey. Careers support for graduates includes careers advice and guidance via 1:1 appointments with trained careers consultants, interview and CV support, access to Handshake jobs listings, careers research and events. You can read more about the support on offer on our webpage:

Career Zone

Career Mentor Scheme

The Career Mentor Scheme is open to recent alumni who have graduated within the last three years! We have hundreds of experienced professionals offering one-to-one careers advice, support and guidance, to help develop your career. Participants of the scheme are 7% more likely to be in graduate employment after six months than their peers. Even if you have undertaken the scheme before, you can use the scheme again. You can find out more information, including details on how to apply, online:

Career Mentor Scheme

Enterprise and entrepreneurship support

Are you thinking about starting up your own business or improving your entrepreneurial skills? You can access Enterprise & Entrepreneurship careers support as a member of the Exeter alumni community. This includes 1:1 appointments, webinars, skills sessions and much more. Find out more on the website:

Enterprise and entrepreneurship

Events and webinars

As an alum you will receive invites to a variety of events that take place both in person and virtually related to careers and employability both in the UK and internationally. Previous topics have included ‘building your personal brand’, ‘lessons from alumni in business’ and ‘Job hunting in a difficult economic climate’. A full listing of upcoming events can be found online:

Events

You can also catch up on recordings of some of our virtual events:

Event recordings

Graduate Business Partnerships

The Graduate Business Partnership scheme helps recent graduates secure full-time graduate roles, with supportive employers in the South West. So, if you are missing Devon or Cornwall and you would like to start your career in the South West read more about the scheme on the GBP webpage and sign up for the weekly vacancy bulletin to see all the great opportunities you can apply for:

Graduate Business Partnership

Networks

We have a wide range of alumni networks both in the UK and internationally to support you through your social life and professional career which also run a series of events. Our groups help you connect with others in your area or who share similar interests, and we also have a flourishing alumni sport community. Find out more online:

Alumni networks

Postgraduate / further study

Postgraduate study, both research and taught, is a popular choice for Exeter graduate and alumni can benefit from alumni scholarships and a 10% discount on some fees. If you’re considering further study we have information on our website to help with your research and about the options that are available to you:

Choosing postgraduate study

You can find all of this and more summarised on our Careers Support for Graduates webpage:

Careers support for graduates

Keep in touch

Keep in touch

Why?

We love to hear from our alumni.

Let us know your contact details so that we can:

  • Keep you informed of what’s happening at Exeter
  • Invite you to our events
  • Let you know about your alumni benefits, such as discounts, access to journals and careers support.

How?

There are lots of ways to contact us:

alumni@exeter.ac.uk

+44 (0)1392 723141

Global Advancement, Northcote House, The Queen’s Drive, Exeter EX4 4QJ

Alumni website

search ExeterAlumni

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This digital magazine is a University of Exeter publication.

Editorial team: Emma Clark, Lisa Cole, Andy Coles, Megan Myer, Natalie Swain.

Design: University of Exeter Multimedia Design Studio.

Photography: Thanks to Richie Graham, Steve Haywood, Lauren Henly, Joshua Irwandi, Ian Lean, Al Mackinnon, Tim Pestridge, James Ram, Jim Wileman.

The views expressed are not necessarily those of the University of Exeter.

Details correct at the time of publication (March 2023).

Contact the editor and submit your story ideas: alumni@exeter.ac.uk.

Registered with Fundraising Regulator logo.

The University of Exeter is an exempt charity (reference X9538).

Why?

We love to hear from our alumni.

Let us know your contact details so that we can:

  • Keep you informed of what’s happening at Exeter
  • Invite you to our events
  • Let you know about your alumni benefits, such as discounts, access to journals and careers support.

How?

There are lots of ways to contact us:

alumni@exeter.ac.uk

+44 (0)1392 723141

exeter.ac.uk/alumni

@exalumni

/exeteralumni

@exeter_alumni

/company/university-of-exeter-alumni

search ExeterAlumni

Global Advancement, Northcote House, The Queen’s Drive, Exeter EX4 4QJ

Exeter Forever badge

This digital magazine is a University of Exeter publication.

Editorial team: Emma Clark, Lisa Cole, Andy Coles, Megan Myer, Natalie Swain.

Design: University of Exeter Multimedia Design Studio.

Photography: Thanks to Richie Graham, Steve Haywood, Lauren Henly, Joshua Irwandi, Ian Lean, Al Mackinnon, Tim Pestridge, James Ram, Jim Wileman.

The views expressed are not necessarily those of the University of Exeter.

Details correct at the time of publication (March 2023).

Contact the editor and submit your story ideas: alumni@exeter.ac.uk.

Registered with Fundraising Regulator logo.

The University of Exeter is an exempt charity (reference X9538).

Why?

We love to hear from our alumni.

Let us know your contact details so that we can:

  • Keep you informed of what’s happening at Exeter
  • Invite you to our events
  • Let you know about your alumni benefits, such as discounts, access to journals and careers support.

How?

There are lots of ways to contact us:

alumni@exeter.ac.uk

+44 (0)1392 723141

exeter.ac.uk/alumni

@exalumni

/exeteralumni

@exeter_alumni

/company/university-of-exeter-alumni

search ExeterAlumni

Global Advancement, Northcote House, The Queen’s Drive, Exeter EX4 4QJ

Exeter Forever badge

This digital magazine is a University of Exeter publication.

Editorial team: Emma Clark, Lisa Cole, Andy Coles, Megan Myer, Natalie Swain.

Design: University of Exeter Multimedia Design Studio.

Photography: Thanks to Richie Graham, Steve Haywood, Lauren Henly, Joshua Irwandi, Ian Lean, Al Mackinnon, Tim Pestridge, James Ram, Jim Wileman.

The views expressed are not necessarily those of the University of Exeter.

Details correct at the time of publication (March 2023).

Contact the editor and submit your story ideas: alumni@exeter.ac.uk.

Registered with Fundraising Regulator logo.

The University of Exeter is an exempt charity (reference X9538).

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