All of our former students, whether you graduated 30 years ago or last year, become SUMS alumni for life.
You would certainly be mistaken for thinking that once you have graduated you have left the School – not true.
In fact, you are now instantly a part of our alumni community that exceeds 12,000 members – and counting! You are forever part of the School’s history, and your identity is intertwined with ours.
This means that you share a special connection with a rich and diverse population; in your daily activity, at work or play, you remain a key part of our global reputation.
You can find more information about all the services available to you over on the Management Gateway.
Join SUMS Alumni
Join SUMS Alumni is our exclusive platform for our global community of Management School alumni. It is a place where you can find others, seek and post opportunities, ask questions and take part in discussions, and a place where you can keep in touch. Join us at join-sumsalumni.com
Be involved
At SUMS we welcome alumni from all business sectors to work with us. We have a programme of opportunities open throughout the year to suit your interests, from providing a student placement to becoming a Careers Mentor. You can Be involved here.
Keep in touch
We aim to make it as easy as possible for you to stay in touch with us, and each other, once you have completed your studies at the Management School. Find out more about how you can stay in touch.
Alumni reunions and networks
Our global network of alumni has more than 12,000 members across over 100 countries. Find out more about alumni events around the world.
Careers and business support
As a graduate you have access to careers support from the School and University for three years after graduation. Click here to book an appointment with a careers consultant.
Quotes from SUMS alumni
“It was great to come back to the Management School. To share my experience with current students on management and entrepreneurship was very humbling. It was great to be able to give something back to staff and to the school who have helped me so much.”
“It was very strange to be delivering a lecture rather than listening to one, but hopefully the students found it useful and it got them thinking about what they will do once they graduate and how social media could play a part in that.”