Your alumni community
When you finish your studies, you automatically become part of the °®Æï¼§ of London alumni community, joining fellow alumni in more than 190 countries.
Being part of our alumni community provides a wide range of benefits. Whether you are interested in taking part in our global events, meeting other graduates in your academic or professional field, or just staying in touch with us, we help you build a lifelong relationship with the °®Æï¼§ of London and each other.
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Did you study at a federation member of the °®Æï¼§ of London?
If you studied at one of the independent federation members, you will be a member of their alumni network.
Other ways to connect
Graduates pursue rewarding careers in every field imaginable and become part of a worldwide network of °®Æï¼§ of London alumni.
Graduates have access to all the benefits and services offered by the °®Æï¼§ of London to alumni. Whether you remain in France, return to the UK, or move elsewhere, you can stay connected to the °®Æï¼§ of London Institute in Paris community.
If you were active in one of the many °®Æï¼§ of London student groups, such as the °®Æï¼§ of London Boat Club, the °®Æï¼§ of London Officer Training Corps, the °®Æï¼§ of London Air Squadron or the °®Æï¼§ of London Royal Naval Unit, the Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement Office can help you to connect with their alumni activities.
- Contact us by email if you are member of a °®Æï¼§ of London student club or society.
In 1858, Convocation, the recognised body of graduates of the °®Æï¼§, was formed to give graduates a voice in the working of the °®Æï¼§. Over the next 150 years, its role evolved, and partly in response to the growing influence of alumni in the °®Æï¼§ and in their respective Colleges, Convocation came to an end in 2003.