Wednesday 25 May - 5pm @ Richmond campus
Join us for drinks on campus and see some of your former classmates. Any alumni interested in attending should contact us at alumni@richmond.ac.uk
This year, 2022, marks Richmond’s 50th anniversary and begins a year of celebration for the University.
“I’m honoured to be President and Vice Chancellor of Richmond as we celebrate our 50th year in 2022 and would like to welcome all our students, alumni, staff, faculty and our wider Richmond community to join us in our 50th anniversary celebrations.”
Professor Phil Deans
President and Vice Chancellor
Richmond, The American International University in London
Throughout 2022 we will be running a series of initiatives and events to celebrate our 50th birthday.
There are plenty of ways to get involved. Attend an event, discover something new, share your memories, make a difference.
If you are interested in attending either of the graduation events, contact our team to book a ticket: studentaffairs@richmond.ac.uk
As part of our 50th anniversary celebrations, we are asking students, staff, faculty, alumni and friends to tell us what ‘Unity in Diversity’ means to them. Please send us your memories, videos, photos, artwork and ideas to alumni@richmond.ac.uk
In 2020 we launched the ‘Tried and True’ campaign to showcase that Richmond has and will forever carry the same values. Our brand of Student focused, Liberal Arts education has been at the core of our University for 50 years.
We re-visited some of those alumni and students in 2021 to talk about the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and just to say hi.
Download your copy of that updated campaign publication and read more from those students.
The theme of our 50th year giving campaign and indeed, the focus of Richmond today and tomorrow is to find ways to bring international students together to challenge one another in a supportive learning environment where diversity, equity and inclusion are at the root of everything we do. Can you help us stay united in diversity?
Can you help fund our passions for creativity and enterprise for future generations?
Skills for employment are woven into our curriculum, but not all of our students are able to take part in work-related experience to build their careers.
International education shouldn’t be a luxury for a select few. Can you help us encourage international students to join us during this time of uncertainty?
Do you remember your first international experience? Can you help create this experience for others?
Unfortunately, not every student has the opportunity to take part in the transformative educational opportunities offered at an international university.
Your help is vital to deliver our vision of being a leading liberal arts university and our mission to educate and inform future generations.