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Deryck Murray's career path wasn't typical for an Industrial Economics graduate: vice-captain of the West Indies team that won the 1975 Cricket World Cup, nearly a decade at the United Nations, and most recently High Commissioner to Jamaica.

For Dana Hamzah (Industrial Economics, 2008), managing crises has defined her career: from graduating at the height of the Global Financial Crisis to working at the IMF during the Covid-19 pandemic, to leading on sustainable development for the Bahraini government today.

We’ve achieved our best-ever result in the QS World University Rankings by Subject, with 22 disciplines in the global top 100 in 2026, including global top 10 recognition for Pharmacy and Pharmacology.

Daphne Priestley OBE (Sociology 1954, PGCE 1955) was an intrinsic part of the university’s history, as the first female SU President, helping design the Portland Building.

Our Hollywood expert, Professor Gianluca Sergi gives his lowdown on the winners of this year's Oscars and the current cinematic landscape.

A huge thank you to all of the alumni volunteers who joined us over the last few weeks to share their insights with current students.

TV broadcaster Dr Mike Dilger (Botany, 1988) writes about his 40 year reunion with his fellow coursemates.

Darren Hardman (Economics and Quantitative Econometrics, 1998) shares insight from life at the top of one of the country's biggest businesses.

The ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ Malaysia (UNM) welcomed Vice-Chancellor Professor Jane Norman to campus this February as part of the university’s graduation ceremonies.

James Key (Mechanical Engineering, 1996), Technical Director of the new Audi F1 team shares his insights from the pitlane.

The ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ has once again been named as one of the top three most targeted universities by the UK’s leading graduate employers.

Find out how our world-leading research into Tourette's ended up on screen in a BAFTA-winning film.

Our resident Careers expert Sue Mason on building the skills that set you apart - and how to make sure they get noticed.

Elizabeth Quishpi (MSc International Business, 2022) has been named winner of the United Nations Migrant Impact Award for Community Leadership and Integration, in recognition of her work co-founding Empower LATAM UK — a charity supporting Latin American professionals and students across the UK.

Professor Simon Mosey on two decades of research into student enterprise — and what's really driving a new generation of founders.

After 14 years in Big Four consultancies, Calvin Woodroffe is building software to make tax accessible for everyone