Alumni Profiles

Jaclyn explains why the Behavioural and Economics Science (Economics Track) worked for her

Shihan has found that every setback can be a step forward, giving you a chance to refine where you want to go next.

Krishna has realised it's not always about upward career progression, but an exciting destination.

Timothy Herrmann uses the organisation, collaboration and economic expertise developed at Warwick to support evidence‑based policymaking in the Department for Business and Trade.

Alan fondly remembers his organic chemistry lecturer, the fantastic music, and the level-crossing en route to lectures.

Working at a university in Rome and Viterbo, Chiara has supervised over 150 dissertations.

Nayantara helps to transform people's ideas into a profitable consumer brand.

Jassa Panesar may be the head of the school, but he hasn't given up teaching Chemistry just yet.

Linda Jackson is a global automotive leader with a career spanning nearly five decades.

When Kellie was offered the position at a new, fully-inclusive high school, she jumped at the chance.

From banks or family offices, Henry looks after all client relationships relating to Moody's credit research across Oceania.

Daniel helps protect Warner Bros'. films and TV series from leaks, infringements, and piracy

Zeyu conducts business plans for digital transformation for Fortune Global 500 clients

Constance found the unique blend she was looking for at Warwick. A combination of biotechnology and business.

Riola finds fulfilment in protecting people in her role in cyber security.

Like many of our alumni, Neha Rajesh has a Warwick love story - the kind that starts in a queue on her very first day on campus.

When Nick came to study Economics in 1967, the farmer was still ploughing the fields around Rootes Hall.

When a edtech unicorn approached Roslinda to lead on a B2B marketing venture in Malaysia, it was a realisation of a dream.

How a One World Warwick World party became the catalyst for an alumni story of enduring relationships and adventures.

WMG graduate Iqbal wants to contribute to Indonesia's community using the skills he learned at Warwick