MSc Human and Clinical Anatomy alumni are invited to return to Edinburgh for a special reunion from 20th to 22nd November 2026 at Teviot Place. Celebrate the enduring connections of the Anatomy@Edinburgh community with 15 years of fellow graduates - reconnect with fellow alumni, faculty, and friends who have shaped the field of Anatomy Education in recent years. We look forward to welcoming you back for a memorable weekend. Join us to reflect on shared achievements, strengthen professional networks, and inspire the next chapter of our global alumni community. Plus ones welcome. Important DatesRSVP closes on 31st of October 2026 Schedule Friday 18:00 - Casual Welcome Drinks at Union Social, Teviot An opportunity for those of you who are in Edinburgh on Friday evening to kick off the event with a casual get together in the newly renovated Student Union. We’re sure many of you will have fond memories of post viva moments spent here! Saturday 17:00 - Reunion in the Museum and Dinner Meet us in the Anatomical Museum to catch up with graduates, old and new. An opportunity to enjoy the company of your fellow graduates and create some connections, drinks and nibbles included. Prof Gordon Findlater will deliver some words of wisdom in the Anatomy Lecture Theatre before we move to the Playfair Library for a gourmet dinner. Sunday 11:00 - Escape the Past (Anatomy Edition) Solve the mystery of anatomy and its nefarious roots in Edinburgh in the hugely successful themed puzzle room. Booking InformationBooking link here!We are welcoming plus ones to this event, so feel free to bring someone special along to introduce them to the people and spaces that made your time in Edinburgh so memorable. MerchandiseTo celebrate 15 years of MSc graduates, we are arranging for bespoke, exclusive merchandise collection designed just for our alumni. These will be available to pre-order soon, so make sure to watch this space! Organising Committee Contact DetailsIf you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Olivia (Olivia.murray@ed.ac.uk). Sponsors This article was published on Thursday 2 July 2026