From 1968 Chemical Engineering to 21st Century solo artist: Brian Parker (Ph.D, 1975)
I arrived in Bradford to begin my first year as a chemical engineering student in 1968 and stayed until 1975 when I graduated with a Ph. D. It was during…
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Why Mentor? – Preparing students for business
“Very satisfying to be able to impart your knowledge and help students to develop and thrive”. (TW) 5 Reasons to Mentor: Mentoring offers real scope for personal and professional development,…
Alumni Radio: An interview with Professor Koukoulas
After graduating from the University of Bradford with a degree in Electronic Engineering in 1997, Professor Triantafillos Koukoulas has gone on to make great contributions as a researcher in metrology with distinguished national and international organisations. The Alumni Team caught up with Triantafillos to have a chat about his time at Bradford as well as his career success following graduation.
Bradford Alumni Ambassador in Ghana
To me, these are the words that define the University of Bradford: Giving invention light; Building an inclusive, Just and secure society; Knowledge for a changing world; Scanning the possibilities;…
My story with Bradford since 1971
Modern Languages Braduate, Penny Rossiter, blogs about her time at Bradford during her studies and how she continues to keep in touch as an alumna.
Three things you should do after graduation.
You dreamt, you planned, you believed, you worked, and you conquered. Congratulations on achieving this milestone! Now get ready for a whole new adventure. Along with the thousands of new…
Why am I enjoying giving back to my University?
MBA alumnus Peter Lunio blogs about his involvement with the Alumni Association Executive Committee and the benefits and satisfaction he has gained from giving back to the University.
A nostalgic weekend in Bradford
Jonathan Bryant, BSc Environmental Science, blogs about a 25 year reunion of Braduates from the class of 1993 who visited the campus and city earlier this summer.
Unity in Diversity
Academic, author, philosopher and yacht charter skipper, Derek Mazzone, reflects on a diverse intellectual journey that began in engineering and arrived at philosophy. A transformation fuelled by a desire to understand the world and the pursuit of value – the name of his most recent book.
My Journey: Derek Way, BSc Business Studies 1984
Derek Way, BSc Business Studies 1984, blogs about his journey from a student at Emm Lane, (The Management Centre), to managing a world-leading electronics company, Able Systems.