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  1. Leeds magazine: breaking new ground

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    Leeds alumni push through society's boundaries, as researchers drill for answers in the Himalayan glaciers – and under campus itself.

  2. Leeds Alumni Voices with Jacqui Oatley

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    Join us for an exclusive event with sports broadcasting pioneer Jacqui Oatley MBE (German 1996)

  3. Become a Leeds alumni volunteer

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    Sign up to become a Leeds volunteer today, and support those who follow in your footsteps.

    Explore volunteering opportunities
  4. Alumni events

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    Our digital and in-person events give you an opportunity to meet and connect with fellow alumni.

    See upcoming events
  5. Give to Leeds

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    There are many ways to give to Leeds and every contribution makes a difference.

Alumni

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Your time studying at Leeds may have come to an end, but your connection with the University is far from over.

You’re a member of the Leeds alumni community, and that’s a pretty special place to be. More than 350,000 Leeds graduates from all over the world are forever by your side. 

Alumni community and services

Latest alumni news

Read the latest news from our global alumni community.

  • As the first female commentator on Match of the Day, sports broadcaster Jacqui Oatley MBE has paved the way for women in football.

    Jacqui Oatley at a sports event in a stadium full of people, wearing a commentator headset.
  • Catherine Connolly stormed to victory in the Irish presidential election in October. Leeds historian Dr Alan MacLeod discusses the importance of the Irish presidency.

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  • The Duchess of Kent was the University’s longest-serving Chancellor, but during her tenure she also secretly became a primary school music teacher in Hull.

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