Welcome to the fourth video of our Alumni Matters series. In which we’ll be chatting to several alumni and learning more about their careers, their thoughts on some of the key challenges our world is facing, and discovering how they are helping to shape it into a healthier, fairer, greener place. In this video we celebrated International Women's Day by speaking with alumna Caroline Addy. She studied LLB (Euro) graduating in 1990 with Honours and currently works as a barrister at Doughty Street Chambers in London. Her work particularly covers the control of information and we spoke a bit about ..read more

Welcome to the third video of our Alumni Matters series. In which we’ll be chatting to several alumni and learning more about their careers, their thoughts on some of the key challenges our world is facing, and discovering how they are helping to shape it into a healthier, fairer, greener place. In this video we are joined by alumna Fiona Coughlan who studied English with French at Exeter, graduating in 2005, and now works as Joint Head of Climate Diplomacy at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. Each year the impact of climate change is being felt more strongly all around the wo ..read more

In our second Alumni Matters episode we chat to alumnus Daniel Crockett (Geography, 2002) who is Director of Ocean and Climate at the Blue Marine Foundation. We spoke about how Dan's lifelong love of our oceans began, his work at Blue Marine, his hopes ahead of COP28 and the changes we can all be making to look after our blue planet ..read more

Welcome everyone to the first video of our new series Alumni Matters. In which we’ll be chatting to several alumni and learning more about their careers, their thoughts on some of the key challenges our world is facing, and discovering how they are helping to shape it into a healthier, fairer, greener place. In our first episode today we are joined by alumnus Dr Tanimola Martins. He graduated in 2014 with a PhD in Ethnic inequality in Cancer Diagnosis and currently works as a Research Fellow and Lecturer in Postgraduate Education at the University of Exeter Medical School. Sunday 24 September ..read more

Alumna and children's author Jemma Hatt talks to us about The Adventurers series of books, how her love of reading as a child inspired her, and some advice for students wishing to follow in her footsteps ..read more

Alumna and best-selling author Milly Johnson talks about her career, how she gets her ideas, and why it's important the romantic fiction genre is not overlooked by the industry ..read more

Professor Richard Betts, Chair in Climate Impacts at the University of Exeter and Head of Climate Impacts in the Met Office, talks about how the climate has changed and how we can protect it for the future ..read more

Professor Craig Williams is the Director of the Children’s Health and Exercise Research Centre (CHERC) and a Professor of Paediatric Physiology and Health. He speaks about his research into cardiac risk in young athletes and methods for identifying potential issues early. This research is supported by Canon Medical Systems Ltd, Heart Research UK and the GW4 MRC DTP ..read more

Alumna and rugby player Clara Nielson talks about playing women's rugby and returning to Devon to join the Exeter Chiefs ..read more

Connie Allen, PhD researcher at Exeter’s Centre for Research in Animal Behaviour, and her supervisor, Professor Lauren Brent, talk about research into sociality particularly within elephant populations ..read more