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Marie Enfrin studied for a PhD in Chemical and Process Engineering jointly with the Â鶹ÊÓƵ and Deakin University in Australia, researching how microplastics lead to pollution. She’s now working as a postdoctoral research fellow at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) University, Australia.

I’ve just started my first sister position in an Accident and Emergency department, something I never would have dreamed of achieving just two years after qualifying.

I'm now a small animal vet and it feels great to finally be independent and in charge of my own cases. I love my job, the practice and the people I work with!

I’m a matron at Langley Green Hospital and I’m proud to make a positive difference for my service users, challenging the stigma around mental health.

Aneeb Chaudhry, who graduated from Surrey’s MEng Chemical Engineering in 2017, is a Process Engineer at Brenntag UK Ireland Ltd and was recently named winner of the Chemical Business Association (CBA)’s Young Person Award in recognition of his exceptional contributions within the company.

I started to consider a career as a doctor and worked as a healthcare assistant at the Royal Surrey County Hospital. This experience, alongside what I learnt on my course, confirmed that medicine was the perfect career for me.

My research identified psychological and social barriers that prevent farm vets and farmers from always prescribing and using antibiotics in the most appropriate way.

Dr Aduwati Sali, who studied for her PhD in Mobile and Satellite Communications at Surrey, tells us about being shortlisted as a finalist in the Professional Achievement category in the prestigious British Council Alumni Awards Malaysia.

I'm studying for an Epidemiology PhD and I love the nature of the work, having the freedom to develop my own ideas and take them forward into projects.