Meet our graduates
Our graduates have got jobs in lots of different areas:
- academia
- media
- research
- conservation
- teaching, and
- many more.
We're proud of their achievements - some have achieved the highest levels in their chosen profession.
 | "I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at Derby University and would not change a single moment. I got the most out of university, because I balanced academic work with many jobs and schemes that ... |
 | Ifty Ahmed - BSc (Hons) Biology "When I began my Access course I was unsure of what route I wanted to take, but after taking advice I decided that my interests lay with Biology and Chemistry. Following my graduation from Derby I ... |
 | Kathryn Jeffs - BSc (Hons) Biological Imaging Kathryn said: "I have always had a passion for communicating and I have fond memories of the University of Derby where I was surrounded with students with the same passions. I chose science ... |
 | Lorna Steel - BSc (Hons) Biology Lorna is now a curator at the Natural History Museum. Life after Derby 1995-1996: MSc Vertebrate Paleontology, University College London 1996-1997: Research Assistant, University of Plymouth ... |
 | Zoe said: "I was part of the first and only group of graduates for this course. I chose it because I liked the idea of being in a laboratory and I really wanted to help people. I was captivated by ... |
 | Dominic Johnson - BSc (Hons) Biology He studied Biology, and achieved a first class degree. Since graduating, Dominic has travelled the world taking part in expeditions, taking an MSc and DPhil in Oxford, a Masters degree in ... |
 | Vicky Webb - BSc (Hons) Zoology She's working as a conservationist in South Africa. Vicky graduated with a degree in Zoology and a passion for conservation, especially in Africa. She's been actively working in South African ... |
 | Vanessa Amaral - Rogers - MSc Conservation Biology Vanessa is a recent graduate who graduated the same week that her show aired on the BBC and the associated Star Gazing event she has been part of took place. Working with the BBC Vanessa has been ... |
