Our postgraduate alumni share their University experiences and where they are now. Jac Medve Jac, a graduate of the MSc Energy, Society and Sustainability programme, discusses the importance of building relationships and stepping out of your comfort zone at university. Kaja Horn Kaja discusses being taught by some of the UK's leading researchers within the MSc Energy, Society and Sustainability programme, and why you should make the most of the resources available to you at university. Gail Sant Gail shares how a dissertation project in the MSc Marine Systems and Policies programme led to her securing a contract to work at COP26. Lauren Chin Lauren discusses the benefits of keeping in touch with people after university and building upon the knowledge and skills gained from her degree in MSc Energy, Society and Sustainability. Luis Greiffenhagen Luis discusses his motivations for choosing to study Marine Systems and Policies and how his masters experience inspired him to start his PhD. Cameron Henderson Cameron, an MSc GeoEnergy graduate, discusses the challenges and rewards of working in a fast paced industry and the importance of a dissertation to a potential employer. Alexa Green Alexa, an MSc Environmental Protection and Management graduate, discusses the importance of networking, utilizing your lecturers connections and finding family in friends. Calum Stephen As a graduate of MSc Marine Systems and Policies, Calum shares how putting yourself out there throughout your studies can help you find your dream role. Rebekah Harries Rebekah Harries, a former PhD student in Sedimentology, talks about her climate research and finding a supportive community. Laura Young Laura Young, a former student of MSc Environmental Protection and Management, talks about taking advantage of opportunities and being prepared to take on any challenge, however uncomfortable. This article was published on 2024-07-01