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  • Dr Moses Murandu

    Senior lecturer & doctoral researcher

    The University of Wolverhampton is an all inclusive institution and offers opportunities to many untapped talents from all walks of life that result in changing the worlds of many people out there.

    CC:
    University of Wolverhampton
    GY:
    2006
    C:
    PG Certificate in Education
    CI:
    Education
    I:
    https://wlv.ac.uk/media/departments/alumni/images/WLV_Alumni-06.jpg
    JT:
    Senior lecturer & doctoral researcher
    N:
    Not specified

  • Naveen Jacob

    Director of Consulting

    The University of Wolverhampton holds a special place in my heart! It is a great place to discover yourself, find joy in learning and better your talents and strengths.

    CC:
    Vineyard Group
    GY:
    2012
    C:
    BEng Electronics & Communication Engineering
    CI:
    Management Consulting
    I:
    https://wlv.ac.uk/media/departments/alumni/images/Naveen.jpg
    JT:
    Director of Consulting
    N:
    Indian

  • Amy Choudhury

    Administrative Assistant

    Start as you mean to go on. Stay disciplined from the first year and these study habits will continue to benefit. An ability to manage conflicting deadlines is strongly sought after in employment.

    CC:
    Birmingham City University
    GY:
    2017
    C:
    BA English Language and Linguistics
    CI:
    Education
    I:
    https://wlv.ac.uk/media/departments/alumni/images/alumni-case-studies/Amy-Choudhury.jpeg
    JT:
    Administrative Assistant
    N:
    British/Bangladeshi

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