Science and Environment alumni stories

From Biomedical Science graduate to Lloyds Banking Group employee, Cara is drawing on the skills she gained during her degree. 

Sophie Bennett is one step closer to her dream of becoming a doctor as she graduates with a degree in Biomedical Science. 

Saffron has recently started a new role as a transport planner, after completing a 12-week placement with a consultancy firm as part of her studies with us. 

Drew has graduated with a degree in Forensic Science and Applied Biology and is starting a graduate entry programme with West Mercia Police as a police constable. 

Dr Alice Mockford, whose PhD looked at using insects as a natural means to regulate pests in Spanish orange orchards, graduated in 2022. 

Recent graduate, Laura Hallett, has already embarked on a career in forensic science, helping with the investigation of crimes. 

Zeus Mateos-Fierro has completed a PhD in Environmental Science 

Laura Owen is graduating with a BSc (Hons) in Forensic and Applied Biology 

Hollie graduated with a First Class Honours in Biomedical Science. 

Olivia Wilson achieved First Class Honours in Geography BSc (Hons) 

Akina juggled playing elite sport alongside her Human Geography studies.  

Becky Jennings has already begun her dream career, and graduated with a degree in Forensic and Applied Biology. BSc (Hons) 

Jake Allen is thrilled to have achieved a Geography BSc (Hons) degree.  

Albert graduated from the University of Worcester with a PhD in Geography, having defied the odds at each stage of his academic life. 

Poppy Conway-Thomas, who is continuing her studies with a view to becoming a clinical scientist, has graduated. 

Mia Radinovic, a Human Biology student, who was recognised for her final year’s work has graduated. 

Maddie Taylor has graduated with a degree in Forensic and Applied Biology and is hoping to work for the police in the future. 

A student from Uganda has graduated with a PhD in Plant Biology. 

After teaching herself A-level Biology and Chemistry to earn a place on our Biomedical Science course, Charley has now been inspired to take her studies further. 

Mia Radinovic, a Human Biology student, who was recognised for her final year’s work has graduated. 

The ability to study for an Integrated Masters degree was what attracted Abigail Dutton to the University of Worcester.