ASE’s Alumni Association
ASE wants to ensure that our students do more than enjoy an academic and cultural experience lasting a single semester, academic year, or summer.
The Alumni Association is designed to help maintain and strengthen the connections, friendships and relationships forged during your stay in Bath.
“As ASE’s Alumni Association Co-ordinator, it’s my job to ensure that our students do more than enjoy an academic and cultural experience lasting a single semester, academic year, or summer.
In common with many of the 3500 and more students who have attended ASE over the past 35 years, you may find yourself wishing the connections and friendships you forge during your stay in Bath last a lifetime. The Alumni Association is designed to help maintain and strengthen those relationships, as well as to help past participants cultivate a real - and useful - sense of community across semesters and years.”
— Rob Jones, Alumni Association Coordinator
As a member of the ASE Alumni Association you will enjoy the following benefits:
Advice on graduate studies from ASE students, faculty and staff with personal experience of different institutions and courses in the US and the UK.
Ongoing access to a network of professionals in a range of fields and industries, including academia, writing and publishing, arts administration, teaching, higher education administration, library and archival work, local and national government, law, business and medicine.
An annual reunion in a major US city, and, every five years an anniversary party held in Bath.
View your Final Tea Slideshow, and those of past semesters going way back to the earliest years.
Read the current and past editions of the ASE Alumni News.
A guaranteed warm welcome – usually including tea and biscuits (cookies) – whenever you decide to return to Bath and visit us at Nelson House!
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“The ASE Alumni Association is a true community, built by ASE staff and alumni together. Students that completed the program decades apart find instant camaraderie with each other, bonded by the enriching life and learning experiences discovered in Bath.”
— Sasha Schechter, Oberlin College