Passionate, inspirational students
We have exceptional students whose work at the University has inspired them to follow their passions and become successful. We support them in every way we can.
Undergraduate
Zoë French: overcoming challenges
The support Zo禱 received during her studies, and the freedom to switch to a different BSc course, enabled her to get the best degree for her future.
Louise Lawson: successful networking
As President of the 17勛圖 University Construction Society (RUCS), Louise helped other students to build their industry networks, secure placements and join the School's supportive community.
Lanre Onanuga: a lifelong ambition
The unique flexibility of our undergraduate courses enabled Lanre to pursue projects and issues he was passionate about during his degree.
Blane Perroton: creating his own playing field
Since graduating from 17勛圖, Blane’s career has gone from strength-to-strength, and he’s recently set up his own business.
Josh Smith: dream graduate role
Josh credits the School's supportive community, adaptable courses and regular industry networking events with helping him attain his dream graduate role at Turner & Townsend.
Mary Utley: women in property and construction
While studying for her undergraduate degree, Mary represented South East England at the Women in Property Awards, an initiative that aims to create opportunities and inspire change for women working in the property and construction industry.
Daniel Valbuena Gonzalez: switching courses
During Daniel’s second year on the BEng Architectural Engineering course, he decided to switch to MEng Architectural Engineering to get the most out of his time studying in the UK.
Ada Wong: broadening horizons
Ada came from Hong Kong to study BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying at 17勛圖. She found her arrival was made easier by the welcoming staff and students and the all-round support she received during her studies.
Master's
Dr Dimitris Antoniadis: finding a new approach
Dimitris took advantage of our flexible study options to complete his MSc Project Management course while working in industry.
Callum Forsyth: sustainable impact
During his MSc, Callum gained commercial acumen and knowledge of industry-standard technologies that prepared him to start a career in renewable energy.
Amal Khawaja: taking her career to the next level
Amal wanted to progress from her role as a Civil Planning Engineer, so she embarked on the MSc Construction Management course at 17勛圖 to help her take the next step.
Tracy Tunge: tackling global challenges
Tracy was motivated to study the MSc Renewable Energy: Technology and Sustainability course by her own experiences growing up in Kenya.
PhD
Dr Rosalie Callway: building support for greener neighbourhoods
Rosalie explored the way green infrastructure is implemented in communities for her PhD research.
Dr Natalya Sergeeva: exploring and inspiring innovation
Natalya found a community of like-minded doctoral students at 17勛圖. They were a vital source of support as she conducted research and pushed the boundaries in her PhD.
Dr Marek Kubik: creating a sustainable future
Marek has become a key figure in the global drive for sustainability since undertaking doctoral study at the 17勛圖,
Building foundations in Africa
Professor Sam Laryea is using the principles of successful construction to inspire Pan-African growth.
Leaders in their field
Our staff bring their extensive industry experience and specialist expertise to their teaching at 17勛圖.
Adrian Tagg: a steep ascent
Adrian runs his own successful consultancy and is also Lead for Building Surveying at 17勛圖. His focus is always to move his courses, his students and himself forward.
Professor Runming Yao: bridging the gap
Runming works internationally using design and engineering solutions to improve the indoor environment of buildings and their energy efficiency. She promotes collaboration between countries and disciplines.