Alumni stories
Find out more about how a postgraduate degree from Bristol shaped the lives and careers of our alumni.
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A postgraduate degree from Bristol is the start of an exciting career journey. While immersing yourself in a vibrant academic community, you'll have the opportunity to build your professional network and gain skills to take forward with you in your future.
Our postgraduates go on to become inspiring and influential leaders in a huge variety of fields. Read our alumni stories to find out more.
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Rupert Cole, MA Composition of Music for Film and Television 2017
Rupert is now working as a self-employed soundtrack composer, creating soundtracks for film, TV programmes and video games.
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Sarbani Banerjee, MSc Policy Research, 2012
Sarbani works as a Senior Strategy Advisor in higher education policy. Sarbani completed a master's while working alongside it.
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Dr Andy Flack, MA History, 2006 / PhD History, 2014
Andy is currently a Lecturer in Environmental History at the University of Bristol, after having completed his BA, MA and PhD with us!
Going for gold
We couldn't be prouder of the Olympians and Paralympians that make up our student community. The delayed Tokyo 2020 Games featured a number of Bristol graduates, including some from our postgraduate community:
- Angus Groom, who studied for a master's in Stem Cells and Regeneration, took silver in the Olympic quadruple sculls.
- Dan Bethell shone bright in Tokyo, becoming the first ever British badminton player to win a Paralympics medal with a silver at this year's games. Dan studied his LLB and LLM at Bristol.
- Andrew Pozzi, an MSc Management graduate, came seventh in the Olympic 110m hurdles, impressing with his explosive speed.
Find out more about our inspirational alumni who took part in the Olympic and Paralympic games.