Congratulations to our newest graduates!

President of ��ҹѰ��, Professor Jane Clarke, claps for graduating students

The sun was out for ��ҹѰ�� graduands on Saturday as 148 students received their degree certificates at the Senate House, as well as 9 students graduating in absentia.

Our students represented 31 countries and territories from around the world, including Australia, Canada, Cyprus, Ghana, Montenegro, Netherlands, Nigeria, Peru, Sri Lanka, Trinidad and Tobago, United Arab Emirates and the UK.

Degrees being awarded included PhD, MA, MRes, LLM, MCL, MPhil, MASt, MSt, MB and BAMEng. This graduation marked the final time that Professor Jane Clarke will be conferring degrees as President of ��ҹѰ��, making the occasion even more poignant for members of the College.

To all our new graduates - don't forget that you now have access to a range of alumni benefits!

Graduation photos

For all of the photos from Saturday's event, visit the . Information regarding the professional photographs taken will be circulated to graduates by email.

Future graduations

You can find out more about graduations, including all the upcoming dates and how to book, on our graduation page.

Photography by Phil Mynott

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Open Cambridge - Poetry Trail

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Art Exhibition: 'Life Within Landscapes'

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Three women are engaged in a panel discussion on stage, seated on armchairs. A microphone, jug of water, and glasses are on the table in front of them.

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