In this season we talk to graduates from the class of 2022. How were things going? What did they learn, what helped and are we back to normal yet? Multi Story Edinburgh S4 Multi Story Edinburgh brings you voices and experiences from the University of Edinburgh community. Each episode is a story, a single graduate voice helping us to understand who we are, what we share and how we can better understand each other. In season 4 we chat to alumni from the class of 2022. How were things going? What did they learn? What helped and are we back to normal yet? We also ask our guests to tell us where they go when they need to get away from it all and what do they do when things get a bit too much. Image Artwork uses a vector created by upklyak from Freepik. Support available You're not on your own when it comes to planning for your future. Your University of Edinburgh community is here to support you. And this includes ongoing support for graduates from the Careers Service. Take a look at our graduate support website to find out more about how the University's Careers Service can support you. Information and advice Listen to season 4 S4 - Episode 1 Serena In this episode we meet Biomedical Sciences graduate Serena who talks about transferable passions, going with your gut and staring at the stars. Listen to the episode S4 - Episode 2 Lauren In this episode we meet Ancient History graduate Lauren who talks about finding your path, loving a nine-to-five and tidying as a distraction. Listen to the episode S4 - Episode 3 Levi In this episode we meet English Literature graduate Levi who talks about making art into a career, being part of a community and going home. Listen to the episode S4 - Episode 4 Rachel In this episode we meet Geology and Physical Geography graduate Rachel who talks about big decisions, imposter syndrome and getting energy from other people. Listen to the episode S4 - Episode 5 Niamh In this episode we meet Physics graduate Niamh who talks about international experiences, the real world and getting out there. Listen to the episode All opinions expressed are those of the individual guests and do not necessarily reflect those of the University of Edinburgh. This article was published on 2024-10-28
