University of Nottingham Alumni

03/06/2026

Revealing our six Your Nottingham Alumni Award winners for 2026! The awards recognise alumni who embrace the university's five values and embody them in their chosen fields.

Our winners this year are:

- Mary Akugizibwe (Public International Law, 2018)
- Juliana Brandão (International Commerical Law, 2017)
- Ujjaini Chatterji (Human Rights Law, 2018)
- Florence Marcus (International Law and Development, 2023)
- Ana Maria Mojica (Educational Leadership and Management, 2023)
- Dr Oleksandra Molloy (Human Factors, 2013)

Meet our winners and find out more about their inspiring careers: https://bit.ly/4vhfrWO

02/06/2026

Could admin interest you in an upcoming event?

Join us at one of our Nottingham Nights evenings on the East Coast of the USA, grab brunch in Dubai, celebrate 100 years of the New Theatre right here on campus or catch up with members of the alumni community at The University of Nottingham Ningbo China team's tri-campus gathering in Jakarta.

More information here: https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/alumni/news-and-events/events.aspx

02/06/2026

A huge thank you this Volunteers' Week to all our amazing alumni who have generously given their time to support our students and connect our global community during the last academic year:

➡️ 700 alumni who have shared their time, expertise and personal journeys to help illuminate the career paths of over 7,000 students in total.

➡️ 100 International Alumni Ambassadors across the world, hosting and supporting our networking activities, enabling all of you to make valuable connections.

Inspired? Find out more about volunteering and register your interest: https://bit.ly/4o1bgvv

28/05/2026

Huge congratulations to Alison Mitchell (Geography, 2001) on receiving the Freedom of the City of London for her sports broadcasting achievements.

Alumni Achievement 🔑 | University of Nottingham Alumni Alison Mitchell, widely regarded as a female trailblazer in the field of sports commentary, recently received the Freedom of the City of London at Guildhall on 26 May - congratulations Alison! 👏

After graduating from the University of Nottingham, Alison has gone on to be an award‑winning journalist and broadcaster, becoming the first British woman to commentate on the BBC’s Test Match Special in 2007, building a listener relationship that now spans nearly 20 years.

Alison studied Geography at the University from 1998 to 2001 and also represented the as captain of the Women's Hockey 1st XI during her time on campus 🏑

ℹ️ You can read more about this achievement by visiting nottingham.ac.uk/sport/news 🔗

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27/05/2026

Back in the USSR 📸

After reading our recent Industrial Economics 75th anniversary article, course alumna Sally Jones (née Kay, 1984–87) got in touch with her own memories and photographs of the department’s 1980s study visits to Hungary and the Soviet Union.

Subsidised by the British Council, these trips reflected an academic culture that encouraged direct engagement with how different economic systems operated around the world.

Sally's recollections and photos vividly bring to life the outward-looking spirit of the course - and the lasting impact of seeing life under Communism at first hand.

Read her story: https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/alumni/industrial-economics-75-back-in-the-ussr

20/05/2026

About last night... ☺️🤝

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Pitcher & Piano here in Nottingham for our latest networking event!

We've got plenty more where this came from, register now for events in the USA and Dubai: https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/alumni/news-and-events/events.aspx

16/05/2026

We're marking a very special Centenary this year and we'd love you to join us next month!

The New Theatre on University Park is the only entirely student-run theatre in England and has inspired some of our finest acting talents, such as Theo James (Philosophy, 2007) and Ruth Wilson (History, 2003).

On Saturday 13 June we're hosting a special gala evening - book now and be there for food and drink, performances, networking and celebration!

Be part of history at the Centenary gala celebrating Nottingham New Theatre, showcasing a century of performances and memories.

15/05/2026

More excellent running content from you - we received these photos from Alan Wilson (Electrical Engineering, 1964).

He said: “At 72 I was still running half-marathons in under two hours. Alas, now aged 83, I think I’m finished racing.”

13/05/2026

Hear from some of the university's leading health professionals, including Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam, at the Nevill Holt Festival in Leicestershire.

The festival, founded by Nottingham graduate and philanthropist David Ross, brings together a wide range of speakers and events in a major cultural celebration.

You'll also receive a 20% discount when booking a ticket for the full Health Agenda Day (including keynote): https://nevillholtfestival.com/events/health-agenda-day26/

From the lab to Westminster, the most pressing challenges in modern health demand bold thinking and urgent action.

The Health Agenda Day (Thursday 4 June) convenes leading voices across medicine, policy and advocacy to confront what's coming and shape what's possible. Expect candid debate, visionary ideas, and hear from the people setting the agenda for a healthier future.

Exclusive Members Booking is open now until Wednesday!

Head to our Website to become a Member today.

12/05/2026

The University of Nottingham was recently privileged to host four doctors from the Cambodian Children's Fund (CCF) at the Cripps Health Centre, as part of our ongoing collaboration with the charitable organisation.

During the visit, it became clear that there are huge parallels between the clinical work which takes place at the Cripps Health Centre and the work of the CCF team in Cambodia, albeit separated by different cultures, opportunities and several thousand miles.

The University of Nottingham was privileged to host four doctors from the Cambodian Children’s Fund (CCF).