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Meet the staff and alumni who have been recognised in the King's New Year honours list.
As it's the start of a new year, what better time to remind you of the benefits available to you as a Nottingham graduate.
Our four winter graduation alumni speakers share insight into their careers and tips to help you in yours!
Catch up with personal and professional news updates from members of our 350,000-strong alumni community.
Richard Neale (Civil Engineering, 1965) shares his photo diary of the evolution of the university’s Diamond Wood at Sutton Bonington, planted in 2012.
Reflecting on a year of connection, collaboration, and impact across the University of Nottingham's Asia Pacific community.
Catch up with university highlights from 2025, as well as a selection of updates from your alumni community.
For 75 years, Industrial Economics at the University of Nottingham has produced leaders across the world of business. From retail pioneers to government strategists, media executives and even a World Cup winner - it all began in Nottingham.
Industrial Economics has been at the heart of Nottingham’s distinctive approach to economics education for over 75 years
Our Future Connections programme provided 26 students with a once-in-a-lifetime trip to the London offices of Nottingham alumni working for Microsoft, BloombergNEF and EY.
A new campaign is encouraging people to pledge to preserve Nottingham's unique local lingo - learn a few of the terms yourself!
As India positions itself as one of the world’s most dynamic emerging economies, entrepreneurs like Nottingham alumnus Rishabh Sakhlecha, Founder and Director of Reliable Charge, are shaping what that growth looks like in practice. Working at the intersection of infrastructure, clean mobility, and sustainable innovation, he is part of a new generation building the systems that will support India’s shift to electric transport. For Global Entrepreneurship Week, he reflects on his journey, the reality of building in a rapidly evolving sector, and why India’s next decade of growth depends on smarter, greener infrastructure.
Vice-Chancellor Professor Jane Norman sets out her vision for the future of the university.
We round up our series of alumni networking events in Bangalore, Pune, Mumbai and New Delhi during October.
Find out why BBC Radio 4 Today host Emma Barnett (History and Politics, 2006) returned to campus to talk about her new side hustle.
This academic year marks 100 years since the inception of the School of Pharmacy. Five pharmacy alumni share their stories.