Alumni

What our graduates did next

Alumni

A network that stays useful long after graduation

The Aldermont alumni association has 214,000 members in 96 countries. It exists for two practical purposes: to keep the careers service available to you for life, and to fund the bursaries that let the next intake come here at all.

Roughly one pound in every seven of student support at Aldermont University comes from graduates who were themselves supported.

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Where They Are Now

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Profiles

Six Graduates, Six Directions

Prof. Alan Whitcombe

Prof. Alan Whitcombe

Chief Engineer, Meridian Rail

Owen Marchetti

Owen Marchetti

Documentary Producer, Field & Frame

Dr. Miriam Okonjo

Dr. Miriam Okonjo

Consultant Physician, City General

Dr. Elin Hartley

Dr. Elin Hartley

Founder, Northwind Analytics

Dr. Sofia Lindqvist

Dr. Sofia Lindqvist

Head of Policy, Civic Trust

Dr. Priya Raghunathan

Dr. Priya Raghunathan

Professor of Law, Trinity College

In Their Words

Why They Still Come Back

I came for the machine-learning group and stayed for the seminars. Eighteen people in a room, and the professor knew by week two which arguments I found hard.

Hannah Iyer
Hannah IyerBSc Computer Science, 2028

My supervisor read a forty-page draft over a weekend and came back with four pages of notes. That is the whole institution in one anecdote.

Marcus Delaine
Marcus DelaineMA Political Theory, 2026

The collection is open to undergraduates. I have handled fifteenth-century manuscripts in my second year. Nowhere else offered that.

Yuki Tanaka
Yuki TanakaBA History of Art, 2027

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Every gift goes to student support. The association's running costs are met from the university's own budget, so nothing is deducted from what you give.

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