Alumni
Welcome Alumni:
We’re here to support you as a UCL graduate. From those first steps into the wider world, through to important decisions you’ll make about your career and your professional relationships, we can help you build connections with our global community of over 300,000 former students.
Alumni News:
![Professor Sir Roger Penrose, who was an undergraduate at UCL, is among three scientists to have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for work relating to black holes. Professor Sir Roger Penrose, who was an undergraduate at UCL, is among three scientists to have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for work relating to black holes.](https://www.ucl.ac.uk/maths/sites/maths/files/styles/xl_image/public/professor-sir-roger-penrose-alumni2.png?itok=J88MFll4)
Keep up to date with the Department:
All Mathematics alumni on the UCL alumni database will be sent an invitation to the De Morgan Dinner event automatically. To ensure you receive an invitation, contact the UCL Alumni Relations team to update your contact details.
Volunteer your time:
Our volunteers are at the forefront of our position as one of the world’s leading universities. Your time and expertise can be used to benefit UCL, our students and staff in a number of valuable ways across a variety of roles.
- Become a mentor, join the AOC
- Speak at our careers events
- Organise a reunion
- Post an internship vacancy on My UCL Careers
Make a donation
By donating to Mathematics you will be joining thousands of fellow alumni and friends who are already having a collective impact on the future of UCL.
Gifts from alumni and friends are transforming lives through world-class research, improving UCL’s resources and buildings and giving the next generation of students the opportunity to study at UCL no matter what their circumstances.
If you would like further information please contact alumni@ucl.ac.uk.
De Morgan Newsletters
For more information:
View previous editions of the De Morgan Newsletter
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