Featuring Manchester Met graduates working in Public Health. This is a fantastic opportunity to hear from Alumni who have taken the next steps in their career journeys.

Alumni panels are a forum for you to ask questions, gain top tips, get some insight into different career pathways, and start building connections in the industries that interest you.

­­­­Jimi Osinaike  – MSc Sports and Exercise Medicine , 2018

-Graduate Teaching Assistant in sports and physical activity. 

-PHD student in sports and physical activity, Sheffield Hallam University.

Key achievements:

• Team Physician to Nigeria Under 15 football National team
• Publications:
• https://blogs.bmj.com/bjsm/2018/07/30/the-nordic-hamstring-exercise-research-in-practice/
• https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0017896921999074
• Founder of Holistic Sports. A non governmental organisation set up to improve athletes health through health promotion.

Rebecca Avgerinopoulou– BSc (Hons) Nutritional Science , 2019

Weight Management Area Lead for Adults (Tier 3) and Junior PARS, Greater Manchester. MoreLife. 

Professional Achievements: 

• Presenting 2 research projects to the Nutrition Society while still a student. 
• Selected as the Manchester representative for Nutrition Graduates 
• Starting my career path of choice at 33 years old and making Area Lead within 2 years of being with my current company. 

Emma Dooley– BA (Hons) Film and Media, 2013

Creative Curator at the A&E Agency

Some achievements I’m proud of:

• Hitting my personal goal of generating over a million pounds (1.3 million) gross margin in my sales role.
• Supporting the staffing of the NHS, Nightingale and Clinical Research developing vaccines during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• The courage to close the chapter in my sales role to pursue my passion and work in digital marketing.