Loide Silva graduated in International Energy Law and Policy.
More than 2,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students from Dundee University will receive their degrees, diplomas and other qualifications as winter graduation ceremonies get under way in the city this week.
Thursday afternoon’s ceremony celebrated the successes of students from the universities schools of Business, Social Sciences, Humanities, Science and Engineering as well as Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design.
Earlier today, students of medicine, life sciences, education and social work gathered to pick up their certificates for the first in-person ceremonies in two years.
Photographer, Kim Cessford, was at the Caird Hall today to capture the celebrations.
Stuart Anderson graduated with an Honours Degree in IT Management for Business. He is the first graduate apprentice with Angus Council to achieve his degree. He’s pictured with George Anderson, Amy Millar and Fiona Anderson.
Christiana Aliu graduated in English Studies.
One man is spotted trying on the mortarboard hat for size.
Loide Silva graduated in International Energy Law and Policy.
Celebrating success – left to right – Christy Odartey, Isha Aryeety-Odartey (Graduated in Enegry Finance), Emmanuel Richmond (Graduated in Mineral Law), El-Carris Odartey and Elenora Odartey.
Graduates and families wait for the start of the ceremony.
Many hands are needed to make sure this graduate gets his gown on correctly.
Paul Uwah graduated in International Business and Entrepreneurship.
The end of the ceremony calls for a celebratory selfie.
Happy faces following the ceremony.
The High School of Dundee Pipe Band entertained the graduates and families.
Stefania Saponaro graduated with a Masters in Psychology, with her daughters (left) Elena and (right) Federica Peebles.
Graduates celebrate after the ceremony.
Andrew Turner and Georgia Lynch who graduated in Applied Mathematics.
Tianyu Fu graduated in International Business.
Graduates following the ceremony.
Following the ceremony the dignitaries are led from the Caird Hall.
One graduate looks thrilled with the day.
Graduates, family and friends enjoy the mild weather as the sun sets on their day.
Greg Jennings graduated in IT Business Management.
