Graduation offers the opportunity to celebrate the achievements and success of our students. At our recent March graduation ceremonies over 700 students were congratulated by our Chancellor, Gyles Brandreth.
Lovely to meet one of our @UoCSciEng #PhD graduates - 5 years in the making! @ThorntonSciPark #ProudCestrian #MyChesterStory pic.twitter.com/lmFCj2wLeU
— UoChester Alumni -- (@ChesterAlumni) March 15, 2019
The first ever cohort of trainee nursing associates were presented with their awards. The University, in partnership with a group of local NHS trusts, is part of only a select number of providers offering the pioneering nursing associate training.
Love the 'best sister' sign, and congrats to our Nutrition #Masters graduate! #ProudCestrians pic.twitter.com/SiENEmwxMh
— UoChester Alumni -- (@ChesterAlumni) March 15, 2019
In addition to our students, there were several notable honorary doctorates awarded. University Chancellor Gyles Brandreth took some time out on the day to explain to Joanna Lumley OBE and conductor Stephen Barlow why they were being honoured.
In the morning ceremony Duncan Selbie was recognised for his outstanding contribution to public health. Dame Patricia Routledge, maybe best known for role as Hyacinth Bucket in Keeping Up Appearances; was also honoured.
As graduation this year coincided with Comic Relief, we couldn’t let the occasion go unnoticed!
One of our @uocClinSciNutr graduates rocking a #RedNoseDay addition to his robes! pic.twitter.com/2D7lrAzQIR
— UoChester Alumni -- (@ChesterAlumni) March 15, 2019
Congratulations once again to all our graduates!
