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  • Sean Kyne

    Senior district crown prosecutor

    My parents instilled in me my strong work ethic. The University gave me the knowledge, skills and determination to succeed.

    CC:
    Crown Prosecution Service
    GY:
    1997
    C:
    LLB and American Studies & LPC
    CI:
    Law
    I:
    https://wlv.ac.uk/media/departments/alumni/images/Sean-Kyne-web-resize.jpg
    JT:
    Senior district crown prosecutor
    N:
    British

  • Sandra Wallace

    Partner & joint managing director for Europe

    Educationally, the University of Wolverhampton was the first time I felt at home. I am grateful for my time there!

    CC:
    DLA Piper UK LLP
    GY:
    1991
    C:
    LLB
    CI:
    Law
    I:
    https://wlv.ac.uk/media/departments/alumni/images/Sandra-Wallace---web-resize.jpg
    JT:
    Partner & joint managing director for Europe
    N:
    British

  • Inez Brown

    Partner/head of clinical negligence & Birmingham Law Society President (2020-21 term)

    The training and support by the lecturers was of such a high standard that it gave me a real taste for the law, together with a drive and ambition to excel. I have leaned on this training as a foundation throughout my legal career and my tenure as

    CC:
    Medical Accident Group Ltd.
    GY:
    1997
    C:
    LLB & LPC
    CI:
    Law
    I:
    https://wlv.ac.uk/media/departments/alumni/images/Inez-Brown-web-resize.jpg
    JT:
    Partner/head of clinical negligence & Birmingham Law Society President (2020-21 term)
    N:
    British

  • John Cox

    Teacher

    University is a series of stepping stones, place them where you want to go and stride boldly.

    GY:
    1991
    C:
    Bachelor of Education
    CI:
    Education
    I:
    https://wlv.ac.uk/media/system-files/style-assets/images/awaiting-image.jpg
    JT:
    Teacher
    N:
    British

  • David Sidaway

    Chief Executive

    Great products sell themselves - that is the University of Wolverhampton. Enlightenment is at the heart of the strategy for students at Wolverhampton, which provides a strong basis of success in life.

    CC:
    Telford & Wrekin Council
    GY:
    1997
    C:
    BSc Quantity Surveying
    CI:
    Local Government
    I:
    https://wlv.ac.uk/media/departments/alumni/images/alumni-case-studies/David-Sidaway-(1).jpg
    JT:
    Chief Executive
    N:
    British

  • Aida Jais

    Personal Assistant to Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

    The best thing in life are the people we love, the places we have been, and the memories that we have made along the way!

    CC:
    Education Institution for the Malaysian Insurance Industry
    GY:
    1997
    C:
    BA Business Administration
    CI:
    Education
    I:
    https://wlv.ac.uk/media/departments/alumni/images/alumni-case-studies/Aida1.jpg
    JT:
    Personal Assistant to Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
    N:
    Malaysian

  • James Warnock

    School Chair & Professor

    As a student at Wolverhampton, I learned technical knowledge and developed professional skills. It was those professional skills that enabled me to be successful in my career.

    CC:
    University of Georgia, USA
    GY:
    1998
    C:
    BSc Biological Sciences
    CI:
    Bioengineering/Higher Education
    I:
    https://wlv.ac.uk/media/departments/alumni/images/James1.jpg
    JT:
    School Chair & Professor
    N:
    British/American

  • Razwana Begum Abdul Rahim

    Senior Lecturer

    Study what you like and that knowledge will create a path to a career that you will enjoy. Education is the key that opens any doors - as long as you are willing and determined to knock.

    CC:
    Singapore University of Social Sciences (Singapore)
    GY:
    1997
    C:
    LLB
    CI:
    Education
    I:
    https://wlv.ac.uk/media/departments/alumni/images/alumni-case-studies/Razwana.JPG
    JT:
    Senior Lecturer
    N:
    Singaporean

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