Aarti tackles complex legal, policy, and regulatory challenges as part of her traineeship, which is primarily focused on ESG.

Akansha works as a Director of two companies she set up with her husband (also an alumnus) in Tanzania.

Rachel discusses her path into hospitality and her advice that learning of any kind is always seen as a positive.

Mardiros loves the puzzle-like nature of his work as an analyst where he tries to detect money laundering or any other financial fraud.

Warwick's rigorous and flexible math courses enabled Siddhant to build strong fundamentals while pursuing applied mathematics.

Katie is an Environmental Safety Scientist at Unilever, where she focuses on the biodegradability and persistence of chemicals.

David's time at Warwick taught him to approach problems from different perspectives, even in retirement.

Thomas leveraged research roles and society leadership to build strong analytical and communication skills.

Their time at Warwick was transformative, teaching them independence and leadership.

Morgan handles serious and complex crimes, including fraud, theft, and violent offenses.

More than 20 years as a travel writer have taken Nick Ray (BA History and Politics, 1994) to some of the most spectacular places in the world. Now a location scout in Cambodia for blockbuster movies, he’s still in touch with friends from his student days.

From a decade in strategy consulting to the challenges of entrepreneurship, Bertrand has built his running business from the ground up.

Manav shares how his Life Sciences degree helped him and talks about his current role of Market Analyst.

Alongside a career mapping and analysing data, Juhie is also a climate advocate and mentor who's represented environmental and sustainability policy in the UK at the Y7.

Tom Davies' (BSc Biological Sciences, 2012) new book, Self-Obsession, is set for release in May 2025.

Since graduating, Meliha has gone on to further study at Warwick and taken on a role as Co-Creation Officer, working to make assessments more inclusive for students.

Devika reflects on her time at Warwick and the change of pace it offered coming from a busy Indian city.

One hour in the company of human rights lawyer and activist Natasha Latiff (LLB Law, 2009) and she’ll take you to some of the scariest places in the world. Places where the rights of women, low-paid workers, and marginalised communities are rarely heard, let alone fought for.

Jayaraja (BA QTS (Phys Ed), 1985) is leading a team of volunteers in renovating the historic Alfoxton Park House.