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Personal details


e.g. (09/04/1978)


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Member services

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Find your friends service
Networking opportunities
University updates
Use of library facilities

Extra-curricular activities

Personal Website

We're creating a directory of alumni websites. If you're doing something creative or if you've started your own business, let us know if you'd like us to link to your site so people can see what you're up to! No social networking sites please.

Qualifications at UWE

Mode of study

Current situation

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If employed or self-employed:

Salary band

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Support UWE

There are many ways to get involved with YOUR University, please tick if you would be interested in any of the following (and somebody will be in touch shortly):

Supporting the Career Development of UWE students through:

Career Mentoring: are you able to spare some time to share your professional experience and expertise with a student?
Sharing your ‘career story’ so far: through the profile questionnaire
Contributing to events: such as facilitating a stand at Careers Fairs, speaking at the DEA Lecture Series, sitting on a judging panel at degree shows
Offer hints and tips for getting into the sector in which you work: through mynetwork
Running skills workshops: such as “How to perform well at interview” and “What to expect at an Assessment Centre”

Offering opportunities to UWE students through:

Graduate Recruitment: by advertising vacancies through UWE infoHub, and/or visiting campus
Internships: either as part of a UWE funded internship scheme or fully funded by the employer (Usually around 8-10 weeks for both undergraduates and graduates)
Placements: this could involve 12-month industrial placements as part of a sandwich course, or shorter placements linked to a module (i.e. 6-weeks)
Work Experience: a short unpaid opportunity linked to student’s career interests, longer periods of work experience are subject to National Minimum Wage legislation and should be paid
Work Shadowing: a short (usually 1-2 week) unpaid opportunity for students to gain insight into an organisation and a particular role

Providing curriculum support to UWE students by:

Helping to assess presentations/posters: to provide constructive feedback to students on performance and ability to meet assessment criteria in conjunction with academic staff
Advising on curriculum content: to offer industry specific advice
Contributing to a debate/panel event: on a topical issue/concept that will allow students to gain a deeper understanding of the curriculum.
Joining an employer panel: to come together with other industry experts and offer constructive feedback on the design and structure of specific programmes
Hosting field trips/visits: will allow students to gain specialist knowledge linked to your organisation and apply this to the curriculum
Providing case studies on your organisation: will give students ‘real world’ examples and material to learn from
Pitching/Dragon’s Den events: to provide constructive feedback to students on performance and ability to meet assessment criteria in conjunction with academic staff.  Usually in the context of a business idea
Guest speaking/lecturing: to support students understanding of a particular topic and to enhance learning
Providing live tasks/projects for students: as part of a community project, a consultancy task or as part of an assessment
Work Shadowing: a short (usually 1-2 week) unpaid opportunity for students to gain insight into an organisation and a particular role

You may also be interested in:

Offering sponsorship or donation(s) to support UWE i.e. through competitions, awards, prizes
Remembering UWE in your Will

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Data Protection Statement

The personal information collected on this form will be processed by the University in accordance with the terms and conditions of the 1998 Data Protection Act.

We will treat your data confidentially and with respect, hold it securely on the University's alumni database and not make it available to any third party (other than those acting as agents for the University) unless permitted or required to do so by law. The requested information will be used to inform you about alumni activities, programmes involving academic and administrative departments, fundraising programmes, and for the promotion of benefits and services. These may include an element of direct marketing. The data will be kept until it is no longer needed and will then be confidentially destroyed. The University Data Controller is William Marshall, Assistant Vice Chancellor, Finance & Commercial Developments.

If you do not wish your information to be used in this way, please let us know. Please note that provision of your e-mail address acts as a positive indication that you are happy to receive e-mail communication from us.

By submitting this form you are agreeing to the University processing your personal data as described above.

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