Alumni

University of Leeds alumni

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 312,000 Leeds graduates from over 197 countries are forever by your side. 

Alumni community and services

  • Become a Leeds volunteer

    Each year, hundreds of alumni volunteers draw on their knowledge, experience and expertise to help the next generation of Leeds graduates to succeed. Find out how you can join them.

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  • Give to Leeds

    There are many ways to give to Leeds and every contribution makes a difference. Each one of our worldwide community of supporters helps us raise aspirations, nurture talent and shape a better future.

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  • Update your details

    Update your contact details and manage your communications preferences.

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  • Alumni benefits

    Discover exactly what it means to be a valued member of the Leeds alumni community and how to make the most of it.

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Latest alumni news

Read the latest news from our global alumni community.

  • Leeds alum becomes paramedic at 64

    To Peter Watters (Pharmacology 1980), age is just a number. After a varied career in teaching and IT, he retrained to work as a paramedic on the NHS frontline, aged 64.

    On the left, Peter Watters sits on his bed in Leeds accommodation as a student, and on the right, he stands in his paramedic uniform

  • Transforming cystic fibrosis care

    Director of Medical Affairs at the Cystic Fibrosis Trust Dr Keith Brownlee has played his part in transforming treatment of the condition – while raising two of Leeds’ most successful sporting alumni.

    Dr Keith Brownlee stands before a Cystic Fibrosis Trust banner smiling at the camera

  • Naga Munchetty: Asking the right questions

    For Naga Munchetty, Leeds Student kickstarted a career to the top of her profession. After years of pain, she is using her platform to raise awareness of adenomyosis, a little-known womb condition.

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