Themes of travel, society, healthcare and changing paths come through in this month's selection of alumni stories. Hannah Foley Image Hannah Foley originally trained as a nurse before returning to education to study Illustration at Edinburgh College of Art - a decision that inadvertently led her to a career in writing and also back to nursing. She tells us about the challenges of working in the creative sector and why stories are important when working as a nurse. Read Hannah's profile Ariana Longley Image Ariana Longley reveals how healthcare reform in the United States led her to study the Master of Public Health in Scotland, and how Covid-19 has impacted her work in a non-profit focused on patient safety. Read Ariana's profile Rani Pooran Image Rani Pooran tells us about her career journey that has allowed her to combine her knowledge of international relations and policy with a desire to help transform society and the environment, especially for women. Read Rani's profile Shirley Pu Image Shirley Pu spent four years studying Russian and History of Art and now works for a museum in Hong Kong. She is also President of the University of Edinburgh Alumni Club of Hong Kong. Read Shirley's profile Niels Peters Williams Image Niels Peters Williams has always been fascinated by the relationship between governance and society, and after graduating in International Relations in 2019, has spent time in both Kenya and Sri Lanka working on various United Nations programmes. Read Niels's profile What's your story? We're interested in the path you've taken since your studies at Edinburgh and want to learn about the challenges and highlights you've encountered along the way. Please send us your profile and your experiences could feature on our website and inspire today's students, as well as fellow alumni. Document Alumni profile form (208.5 KB / DOC) This article was published on 2024-10-28
