Published: 16 February 2024
We start 2024 off with our winter graduation ceremony! We celebrate our graduates with their personal achievements and journey in world of higher education. Their triumphs and successes will be a foundation for their future careers.
Our graduations was held over two days, with our special guests coming from the University of Sunderland. Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive, Sir David Bell and recently appointed Leanne Cahill joined us in celebrating our graduates on their hard work, dedication, and growth.
As our university community comes together to celebrate the achievements of our graduates, we're reminded of the journey each student has undertaken to reach this momentous occasion.
As we gather to celebrate, it's also a time for reflection. Graduation ceremonies are filled with nostalgia, as we look back on the journey that has led to this point. For many graduates, university life has been a time of significant change and growth. It's a period where lifelong friendships were formed, where career paths were discovered, and where important life lessons were learned. This is also a moment for us to reflect on the role of the university in supporting and nurturing the potential of each student. It's a reminder of the importance of education in empowering individuals and contributing to the betterment of our society.
While graduation marks the end of an educational journey, it also signifies the beginning of a new chapter. Our graduates stand on the threshold of the future, ready to apply their knowledge, skills, and experiences in the wider world. Whether it's furthering their education, entering the workforce, or embarking on other adventures, graduation is a stepping stone to the next phase of their lives.
We look forward with excitement to see where their paths will lead. Our graduates are not just leaving the university with a degree; they are stepping out as individuals who are capable, confident, and ready to make their mark on the world.
Check out our highlights of the autumn graduation and the Class of 2024.
