WELCOME BACK!
We are always delighted to hear from former geography students. Please contact us and let us know what you have been doing since your graduation, both personally and professionally. When did you graduate? Are you using your geography degree directly or indirectly? Looking back, what did you get from your degree at Leeds? We would love to share your comments and news on this page with other alumni. Are you still in touch with others from your year group that we may have lost contact with? If so, please encourage your friends to register as a School of Geography alumni so we can strengthen our existing alumni community and exchange news and ideas.
As a graduate of the School you are one of our most important advocates. We hope that you will stay in touch with us, not only for nostalgic reasons, but also to share your experiences with current students and recent graduates and to let us know how studying at Leeds has helped to shape your life and career.
What benefits can I get from being an alumnus?
- Access to over 155,000 Leeds alumni worldwide.
- On-line search facility to find former classmates.
- Advice with setting up groups and organising reunions.
- Leeds Graduate Careers Network.
- Alumni business cards.
- Free lifelong email address.
- Use of the University library.
- Exclusive Leeds alumni discounts.
- Leeds – the alumni magazine.
- Bi-annual e newsletters with the latest news and events from the School of Geography.
And much more …
Get involved!
If you'd like to help organise an alumni reunion or event, help current students learn about your specialism, or get involved in any other way, please contact geo-alumni@leeds
As an alumnus your Leeds for Life record remains open to you for five years post graduation!
Blogspot: Max Clarke - BA Geography 2009
Currently living with an Afghan family and working as the Head of the English Department at a high school for Hazara orphans, read Max's fascinating, personal account of daily life in Kabul: maxinkabul.blogspot.com
Class of 1990 reunion in July 2011
(Click on photo to enlarge)
