This week, students from Cardiff Metropolitan University will graduate at the Wales Millennium Centre.
Over 3,200 students from more than 90 countries will attend the July graduation ceremonies which take place from Monday 14 July to Thursday 17 July.
Professor Rachael Langford, Cardiff Met’s Vice-Chancellor and President, said: “Graduation week is a standout moment in our University calendar – a special time to celebrate the achievements of our students. It’s a chance for us to warmly welcome graduates, along with their families, friends and supporters who have been by their side throughout their academic journey.
“On behalf of the entire University community, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to everyone graduating this week. Your success is the result of years of dedication and perseverance, and we are extremely proud. As you step into this exciting new chapter, we wish you every success and look forward to welcoming you into the Cardiff Met alumni family.”
Cardiff Met’s July graduation ceremonies see undergraduate and postgraduate students from the UK and overseas, and from all five academic Schools (School of Art & Design, School of Education & Social Policy, School of Management, School of Sport & Health Sciences, and the School of Technologies) graduate with degrees and awards from the University’s 299 undergraduate and postgraduate programmes of study.
