Winter Graduation 2022

CONGREGATION FOR THE CONFERMENT OF DEGREES

WINTER 2022

THE MACE AND ARMORIAL BEARINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY

The Mace was presented to the University in 1933 by University architect Emanuel Vincent Harris. It is approximately four feet long with a solid silver shaft and head. The finial at the top contains a representation in enamel of the University’s coat of arms. This symbolises the historical associations of the University with the locality. The triangular gold castle with three towers comes from Exeter’s coat of arms and is thought to represent the Rougemont Castle as alluded to by the red background. The 15 gold bezants around the edge of the shield are from Cornwall’s coat of arms, whilst the green cross on a white background is from Devon County Council’s coat of arms. The theme of learning is symbolised by the book with gold edges and a Latin inscription translating roughly as “We follow the light”.

YOUR CEREMONY

We hope you have a fantastic day and enjoy the ceremony. Just to let you know, we undertake filming and photography during the day which we may use for promotional purposes at a later date. We’ve done our best to ensure that the information presented in this brochure is correct at the time of going to print (November 2022).

History

The Congregation for the Conferment of Degrees is the occasion whereby a ‘graduand’ receives the degree of the University. After the ceremony, graduates are known as alumni and are entitled to use post-nominal letters.

The ceremony has its origins in medieval times. This is reflected in the use of Latin phrases such as in absentia for graduands being awarded in their absence and honoris causa which is applied to honorary degrees.

Academic dress of gown, cap and hood worn by graduates, University officers and academic colleagues also originated in the medieval period. The varying colours of the gowns and hoods and the subtle variations in their style and cut, indicate the degree obtained and the awarding university.

Music

The music for the ceremonies is performed by the Chapel Choir and Graduation Brass.

Processional music: Flourish and Introit was commissioned through the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra by the University to mark the Diamond Jubilee of the University in 2015. The music was composed by Stephen Montague.

Order of ceremony

• Processions enter

Please rise and remain standing until all the processions have taken their position and the Chancellor has invited you to be seated.

Processions enter in the following order after the Marshal’s address:

Academic, Senate, Council and Emeritus Professors’ procession; Civic procession (if attending); Chancellor’s procession including the Honorary Graduand and/or College of Benefactors inductee (if attending); The Chancellor is the last person to enter and is preceded by the University Mace Bearer.

• Welcoming address by Sir Michael Barber, Chancellor, University of Exeter (or his representative)

• Address by Professor Lisa Roberts, Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive, University of Exeter (or her representative)

• Conferment of the first cohort of graduands

• Public oration and award of Honorary Degree and/or College of Benefactors induction, or external speaker if applicable

• Conferment of the second cohort of graduands

• Vote of thanks from the Students’ Guild/Falmouth and Exeter Students’ Union Sabbatical Officer, or nominated apprentice for Degree Apprenticeship ceremonies

• Closing address by Sir Michael Barber, Chancellor, University of Exeter (or his representative)

• Processions exit

Please stand while the processions leave in reverse order. The processions are then followed by the graduates as directed by the Marshals. Guests may then leave the ceremony venue to meet their graduates outside.

THE CHANCELLOR

Sir Michael Barber

The Chancellor’s Role

The post of Chancellor dates back to 1955, when the University of Exeter was created with the award of a Royal Charter from Her Majesty the Queen. Sir Michael Barber is the seventh Chancellor of the University of Exeter. The first Chancellor was Mary Dowager Duchess of Devonshire. She was followed by Lord Amory, a former Chancellor of the Exchequer, the scientist Sir Rex Richards and the barrister Lord Alexander. In 2006, the actress and writer Baroness Floella Benjamin was installed as Chancellor, stepping down in 2016. Businessman and former government minister, The Lord Myners of Truro CBE, succeeded Baroness Benjamin in 2016, and was Chancellor until he stepped down at the end of 2021.

The Chancellor is the ceremonial head of the University and is a part-time, honorary appointment. The Chancellor’s most public role is to preside over degree ceremonies, and behind the scenes to act as an important adviser and advocate for the University.

Sir Michael Barber has been Chancellor of the University of Exeter since 1 January 2022. He is a world-leading authority on education and public service delivery and the Founder and Chairman of Delivery Associates, which works with government leaders across the world to enable them to deliver their domestic policy priorities.

Sir Michael was educated in York before studying history at the University of Oxford, where he was President of the Queen’s College Student Union. He was a teacher from 1979 to 1985 and subsequently a Professor of Education, first at the University of Keele and then at the Institute of Education, London, where he worked on school and education system improvement.

In 1997, Sir Michael embarked on a highly successful career in central government, initially as the Chief Adviser on School Standards in the Department for Education. In 2001, he founded the Prime Minister’s Delivery Unit at No 10 Downing Street, which he ran until 2005. In this role he was responsible for ensuring delivery of the government’s domestic policy priorities.

From 2005 to 2011 he was a partner at McKinsey and Company and Head of its global education practice. From 2011 to 2017 he was Chief Education Advisor at Pearson, where he played a key role in Pearson’s strategy for education in the lowest income sectors of the world, especially in fast-growing developing economies.

Sir Michael has worked on delivery and system-wide reform in more than 50 countries and is the Founder and Chairman of Delivery Associates. With his leadership, Delivery Associates works with government leaders across the world to enable them to deliver their domestic policy priorities. Between 2009 and 2018, on behalf of the British Government, Sir Michael visited Pakistan more than 50 times to contribute to significant improvements in the education and health systems.

Most recently, Sir Michael was inaugural Chair of the higher education regulator, the Office for Students, a role from which he stepped down in March 2021. From January to July 2021 he assisted the Prime Minister and government in delivering their domestic policy priorities following the pandemic. In November 2022 it was announced that Sir Michael would lead a review of the government’s skills reform programme.

Sir Michael lives in North Devon with his family, and has recently taken up the role of Chair of Somerset County Cricket. In 2009, the University of Exeter awarded Sir Michael an Honorary Doctorate of Laws in recognition of his many achievements. For several years Sir Michael was a distinguished visiting scholar at Harvard School of Public Health. In 2005, he was knighted for his services to improving government.

VICE-CHANCELLOR AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE

Professor Lisa Roberts

Professor Lisa Roberts became Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive of the University of Exeter on 1 September 2020. In her role, Professor Roberts is responsible for the leadership and management of the University, promoting and advocating for the University globally, nationally and locally, and ensuring the delivery of the University’s new Strategy 2030, with its vision to use the power of our education and research to create a sustainable, healthy and socially just future.

Before joining Exeter, Lisa was Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research and Innovation at the University of Leeds, where she led on the development of the university’s research and innovation strategy. During this time she led a major step change in the quality and impact of the university’s research and in business collaborations, launching a new innovation hub and leading a city-wide team of senior city stakeholders through the MIT Regional Entrepreneurship Acceleration Programme (REAP). Before joining Leeds, Lisa was Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences at the University of Surrey, leading the Schools of Bioscience and Medicine, Psychology and Health Sciences, where she also developed and launched only the eighth School of Veterinary Medicine in the UK, and developed a successful One Health Strategy.

Professor Roberts is a Professor of Virology, having studied for her PhD at the BBSRC Institute for Animal Health (now the Pirbright Institute) and the University of Kent. Earlier in her career, she worked as a Product Development Manager for Procter and Gamble in the UK and Belgium. Lisa is a Board member of the Russell Group, a Board member of Jisc, a Board member of Universities UK, a member of the Heart of the South West Local Enterprise Partnership and a Director at Exeter City Futures.

A Welcome from the Vice-Chancellor

A warm welcome to this wonderful winter graduation celebration. On behalf of everyone at the University, I would like to say what an honour it is for us to share this very special day with you. Your graduation day is a chance for all of us at the University to join you in celebrating your achievements, and giving thanks to the friends and family who have supported you during your studies. We hope that this special day will be a memorable occasion, and that you enjoy the celebrations today.

Graduation is also a time to reflect on your University journey and on everything that you have achieved during your time with us. We celebrate your achievements today mindful of the unprecedented challenges that our community and the world has faced over the past three years and, against this backdrop and these obstacles, you should be especially proud of yourselves and your successes.

With every generation that graduates, our University continues to grow and develop. As a graduate of the University of Exeter, you will now join a vibrant alumni community which extends to more than 150,000 people across the world. These people carry Exeter with them in everything they do, and I encourage you to become an active participant of our alumni family.

Congratulations again on your fantastic achievements, I hope you leave Exeter with fabulous memories that will last a lifetime, and that you continue to stay in touch in the years ahead.

THE PROVOST AND DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLORS

Professor Janice Kay, CBE The Provost

Professor Janice Kay has been Provost at the University of Exeter since August 2014. She is deputy to the senior academic leader of the University, the Vice-Chancellor, and line manages the Pro-Vice Chancellors of the University’s three Faculties. She holds accountability for Wellbeing, Inclusion and Culture, and for our environment and climate emergency activities, alongside the Registrar. Janice is the University Executive Board lead for equality, diversity and inclusion and with the Director of HR the overarching programme of leadership and management development and workforce initiatives. She also works closely with external partners to support regional engagement across several areas including education and skills development, and health services.

Most recently, she has led a commission of staff and students to promote equality, diversity and inclusion on campus. Janice’s commitment to higher education and the experience of students can be seen in the national roles she has played such as Deputy Chair of the Teaching Excellence Framework and Chair of the Subject Level Pilot, inaugural member of the Advance HE Board and its Equality Committee and member of the UUK Taskforce on Harassment and Violence Against Women and Girls. Prominent in regional skills and education developments, she established the highly successful now national University Mathematics School Network, chairs the Exeter Education Alliance and is Vice-Chair of the South West Institute of Technology. As an extension of her interest in promoting excellence in healthcare, she is a Senior Independent Director of the Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and chairs their Remuneration Committee. She is regularly invited to speak and write on national and international education and equalities policies.

Janice was recognised in the 2017 Queen’s New Year Honours with a CBE for services to higher education.

Professor Neil Gow Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research and Impact)

Professor Neil Gow is Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research and Impact and Professor of Microbiology at the University of Exeter. He is a graduate of the University of Edinburgh where he obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Microbiology. Professor Gow went on to receive his PhD in 1982 from the University of Aberdeen, followed by a period of postdoctoral research at the National Jewish Hospital for Immunology and Respiratory Medicine and University of Colorado, Denver, USA. He was appointed as a lecturer to the University of Aberdeen where he latterly held various senior positions. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society, the Academy of Medical Sciences, Royal Society of Edinburgh, American Academy of Microbiology and European Confederation of Medical Mycology and has acted as President of four major international societies of mycology and microbiology. He is part of the MRC Centre for Medical Mycology and his research group focuses on the molecular genetics in of cell wall biosynthesis in pathogenic fungi.

As Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research and Impact, Professor Gow oversees a total research portfolio of £499.1 million and leads the research vision and strategy for the University. His overarching responsibilities include coordinating our preparation and submission for the Research Excellence Framework in 2021 and preparations for the next REF exercise; existing interdisciplinary institutes and networks and our Doctoral College; the University Ethics Committee; Research and Impact Committee; the Business Engagement Strategy; and ensuring our research is utilised and impacts positively on the wider world.

Professor Gow represents the University externally via a number of research-related groups including the EU Advisory Group for the Russell Group of Universities and GW4, our regional alliance of the Universities of Bristol, Bath, Cardiff and Exeter.

Professor Mark Goodwin Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Global Engagement)

Professor Mark Goodwin leads on Global Engagement for the University. Mark is responsible for ensuring the delivery of the University’s Global Strategy, which sets the agenda for the University’s work around the world in both education and research.

Mark has oversight of all the University’s global activities including student recruitment, global experiences for our staff and students, global partnerships with universities and businesses overseas and engaging our alumni around the world. Our growing portfolio includes significant education and research activity with international universities including strategic partnerships with the University of Queensland, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, the University of British Columbia, the University of Geneva and Duke University.

Mark graduated from the University of Sussex, before completing his PhD at the London School of Economics. The body of Mark’s academic research has centred on an analysis of the structures and processes of sub-national government. He is the only geographer to have held ESRC grants in both the Local Governance Research Programme and the Devolution and Constitutional Change Research Programme. Mark has directed a number of research projects, worth in total over £2 million, funded by the ESRC, Welsh Assembly Government, Joseph Rowntree Foundation and a variety of local, regional and national agencies. He served on the Strategic Research Board of the ESRC from 2003-2007 and was elected as an Academician of the Academy of Social Sciences in 2011.

Professor Tim Quine Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education and Student Experience)

Professor Tim Quine is the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education and Student Experience) and Professor of Earth Surface Science. Tim is responsible for leading the delivery of the University’s Education Strategy, and the Education and Student Experience vision within our 2030 Strategy.

Tim’s brief is captured in the Education Strategy commitments to Success for All our Students and Valuing Educators, and encompasses the undergraduate and taught postgraduate student journey from arrival, through excellent teaching, learning and assessment, to the next stages in graduate life. He maintains a close partnership with the Students’ Guild in Exeter and the Falmouth and Exeter Students’ Union in Cornwall to ensure that our students’ interests are central to our plans for continuous enhancement. He also works closely with the Education Leadership Team including the three Faculty Associate Pro-Vice Chancellors (Education) to ensure that the University maintains its excellent academic standards and continues to innovate in teaching and learning for the benefit of all students.

He is a graduate of University College London where he obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Archaeology. Tim went on to complete his doctorate at the University of Strathclyde, and his research in earth surface science focuses on perturbation of the terrestrial carbon cycle and ecosystem services by soil erosion and sediment deposition. Tim’s research projects have seen him collaborate with researchers in universities and research institutes in China, India, Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Bolivia, Saudi Arabia, Australia, New Zealand and many European countries. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and member of the Russell Group Education Network.

THE DEANS

Professor Andrew McRae

Dean of Postgraduate Research and of the Doctoral College

Developing the researchers of the future is fundamental to tackling some of the most important global issues we face today. At Exeter, our 2,200 research students are addressing challenges as wide-ranging as dementia, conflict and human rights, food security and renewable energy.

Our research students come from across the world, to work within all our disciplines and research groups. We offer PhD studentships funded by UK Research and Innovation across all our Faculties, as well as industry-funded schemes and a range of support for international students. In addition, we work in collaboration with high-quality partners: from academic institutions such as the University of Queensland and the London Film School, through to industrial partners, charities and government organisations. Alongside our Masters by Research, MPhil and PhD programmes, we offer professional degrees such as the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and Doctorate of Education.

The Doctoral College supports our community of research students, helping individuals develop as researchers and move forward into a wide and exciting range of careers. As the Dean of Postgraduate Research, I work closely with the Students’ Guild and Falmouth and Exeter Students’ Union to understand the needs of our students. Whenever I meet with them, I am struck by their commitment, enthusiasm and integrity.

Today’s ceremony is a celebration of advances in knowledge, but also of hard work and perseverance in the face of some unusually challenging circumstances. I warmly congratulate all students graduating today, and wish you every success in the future.

THE DEANS

Professor Rob Freathy Dean for Taught Students

We have welcomed over 4,200 postgraduate students this year – 62 per cent of whom have come from outside the United Kingdom. Our postgraduates are from a great variety of backgrounds and are studying for many different reasons. Some are undertaking further study to gain additional qualifications. Some are undertaking research training in preparation for doctoral study and/or a career in academic or other research. Others have a vocational objective and may well be studying a subject which differs from their previous qualifications in order to progress their career. Exeter is a national leader, in the provision of PGCE degrees for aspiring teachers, as well as offering many pioneering programmes such as our Master of Public Health that develops visionary public health leadership, our Business School’s world-renowned MBA, and many other Masters qualifications. Other students study while pursuing their career, and we increasingly cater for their needs through part-time programmes provided via distance or blended modes of learning.

Our partnership arrangements offer the opportunity to develop subject specialisms at other institutions, both in the UK and abroad. These include the unique MA in International Film Business in partnership with the London Film School, and the innovative QUEX Institute, established in partnership with the University of Queensland. Students on the QUEX PhD divide their time between the UK and Australia, joining an international research team to solve issues related to Global Sustainability and Wellbeing. A new online MSc in Medical Mycology, taught in partnership with the British Society for Medical Mycology, allows students to develop in depth knowledge in an area of medical need and network with faculty and peers. As a member of the Venice International University (VIU), a prestigious global consortium of 20 universities, Exeter undergraduates can apply to take part in the VIU Globalisation Program to study a term of interdisciplinary modules with a cohort of international students, with further opportunities available for graduates. The Law School offers the Dual LLB / Juris Doctor (JD) with the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) where students have the opportunity to gain two qualifications and qualify for admission to practice law in England, Wales, and Hong Kong, spending time at both Exeter and CUHK.

We are also very proud to celebrate the graduation of apprentices from our undergraduate and postgraduate Degree Apprenticeship programmes. Celebrating their success this year are apprentices from Civil Engineering, Digital Technology Solutions, Data Science, Financial Services, Chartered Manager,

Senior Leader MBA, Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner, Clinical Associate in Psychology, and Senior Leader Healthcare. With fourteen Degree Apprenticeship programmes, supported by over 250 employers, we look forward to many more such events in the future.

As Dean, I work closely with our Faculties, the Students’ Guild and the Falmouth and Exeter Students’ Union in Cornwall to ensure the highest quality of student experience leading to excellent academic and employment outcomes. I particularly value the feedback we get from you, so if you would like to share any further thoughts on your time at Exeter, please feel free to contact me directly. Meanwhile, I wish to add my congratulations on your achievements, and my best wishes for your future success. Please keep in touch with us.

BEHIND THE SCENES OF YOUR GRADUATION

Mike Shore-Nye The Registrar and Secretary

My role is to lead the University’s Professional Services teams, ensuring the effective and efficient operations and governance of the University. These teams cover everything from accommodation to wellbeing services; libraries, IT and sports facilities to careers advice and guidance.

Professional Services play a pivotal and vital role in University life, no more so than for graduation. We take pride in supporting every aspect of the ceremonies each year, with over 2,000 team members involved in making it a very special day for our graduands, their friends and families. There is a huge amount of work behind the scenes during the 12 months prior to the ceremonies; many colleagues volunteer away from their day jobs to help the events run smoothly on the day.

I hope you have a wonderful day, enjoy every moment and I wish you all the best for whatever the future brings.

In winter 2022 we are holding nine graduation ceremonies in Exeter:

In the average ceremony, each person claps approximately 7,000 TIMES

Around 175 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES COLLEAGUES VOLUNTEER to make the ceremonies possible

2,435 STUDENTS GRADUATE with more than 4,500 guests

The Mace Bearer

The role of the Mace Bearer is a historic one dating back to the 12th century. The Mace Bearer’s role is to protect the dignitary who follows him: in our case, the Chancellor. Original maces were weapons which could be used if necessary to protect the King.

As time progressed, maces became increasingly decorative and the use of silver-covered maces in Exeter can be traced back to the late 14th century. You can read more about the University of Exeter’s mace on the inside front cover.

The Mace Bearer and Marshal, who leads the procession carrying the less ornate wooden ‘wand’, are selected from Professional Services to ensure both the academic and professional support functions are reflected in the ceremonies.

During our typical winter and summer graduation ceremonies:

Over 6,000 HOURS WORKED by catering team members

26 GROUNDS TEAM MEMBERS prepare the grounds, set the stage and make the displays

More than 100 cleaners spend nearly 1,000 HOURS CLEANING

OUR HISTORY

The University of Exeter received its Royal Charter in 1955, although its origins can actually be traced further back to the nineteenth century.

Our ‘founding father’ was Sir Stafford Northcote, a prominent politician in the Disraeli government, who seized on the popular enthusiasm for learning following the Great Exhibition. In 1855 he backed the establishment of a School of Art in Exeter, offering subjects ranging from construction to freehand drawing. A School of Science quickly followed.

Following Sir Stafford’s death, Jessie Montgomery became secretary of the University Extension Committee in 1888, and put forward an ambitious plan for a university extension college,

leading to the Exeter Technical and University Extension College being created, with generous funding from the University of Cambridge. By 1895 students had formed a guild and in 1898 the first student magazine was published. In 1900 the title of Royal Albert Memorial College was adopted, which is where the students’ RAM bar of today gets its name. The College offered external degrees of the University of London and teacher training.

Scots philosopher Hector Hetherington became the Principal in 1920 and pushed for university status. To succeed, a more impressive home was needed and in 1922 a local benefactor, Alderman W H Reed, was persuaded to buy the Streatham Estate. Shortly afterwards, the University Grants Committee visited the campus and awarded the status of University College and an annual government grant.

In 1926 John Murray was appointed Principal of the University College and led an expansion programme which included the opening of the Washington Singer building in 1931 and Mardon Hall two years later.

University status was awarded in 1955 with James Cook our first Vice-Chancellor. Her Majesty the Queen visited the following year to present the charter and unveil the foundation stone of Queen’s Building. In the 1960s we secured sufficient government funding to radically develop the campus; over a dozen major new buildings were constructed, including the Great Hall and the Physics building, while student numbers rose from 1,400 to 3,300.

Higher education funding was tight in the 1970s and 80s but Exeter saw some positive developments. In 1978 we became a two campus university when St Luke’s College, Exeter merged with the University to become its School of Education. A new library was built in 1983, thanks to a gift from the Ruler of Dubai in recognition of our research and teaching on the Arab world.

By 1991, we had 6,500 students, and in 1993 the Camborne School of Mines in Cornwall became a part of the University, and we became a founding member of the research-intensive 1994 Group.

The new century saw an unparalleled period of progress and success, beginning in 2001 when His Highness Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Muhammad Al-Qasimi, the Ruler of Sharjah and an Exeter graduate, provided a new building for the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies. In 2002 we secured government backing for the Peninsula Medical School, a joint project with the University of Plymouth, and two years later opened our Penryn Campus with Falmouth University in Cornwall. In 2007, partly in recognition of these initiatives, we were named University of the Year at the Times Higher Education Awards.

In recent years we have invested significantly in our campuses, constructing new student accommodation, refurbishing science labs and study spaces, and developing new buildings such as the Forum in Exeter and the Exchange in Cornwall, which seamlessly merge academic and social space through spectacular architecture. Her Majesty the Queen returned to our Streatham Campus in 2012 to officially open the Forum.

Other significant developments included the creation of the Environment and Sustainability Institute – an interdisciplinary research centre at Penryn – and the Research, Innovation, Learning and Development building, a partnership with the Royal Devon & Exeter NHS Foundation Trust, which was partfunded by the Wellcome Trust and The Wolfson Foundation.

This investment has helped reap further rewards; in 2012 we were invited to join the prestigious Russell Group of researchintensive universities, and in 2013 we were crowned The Sunday Times University of the Year. In the same year we also accepted the first students into the new University of Exeter Medical School, created after we formed our own medical school following our successful 10-year partnership with the University of Plymouth. In 2014 the Research Excellence Framework, which

assesses the quality of universities’ research, saw us awarded an additional £3.8 million for research, the third highest gain amongst English universities. We were named Sports University of the Year 2016 by The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide.

2017 saw us officially open the Living Systems Institute (LSI) on our Streatham Campus. The Institute pioneers novel approaches to understanding diseases and how they can be better diagnosed. This year also saw our world-class teaching recognised with the award of a ‘Gold’ rating in the first national Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) assessment.

On the Penryn Campus the Stella Turk building was completed in 2019, enabling the continued growth and success of a range of subject areas.

In 2020 we were awarded our fourth Queen’s Anniversary Prize in recognition of our world-leading research for combatting the effects of marine plastic pollution.

Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive, Professor Lisa Roberts took up her post on 1 September 2020. The following year Professor Roberts launched the University’s exciting Strategy 2030 which aims to use the power of our education and research to create a sustainable, healthy and socially just future.

The 2021 Research Excellence Framework review showed that we are doing more research, of better quality, with a bigger impact on the world than ever before. Our world-leading research impact grew more than any other Russell Group university, more than 99 per cent of our research was rated of international quality* and 12 of our subjects were in the Top 10 for world-leading impact.** The National Student Survey 2022 also showed that we have the highest level of student satisfaction in the Russell Group.

Today, our courses and research cover every aspect of the sciences, humanities and social sciences. We attract 30,000 of the best and brightest students from 150 countries around the world.

HONORARY GRADUATES AND GUEST SPEAKERS

Each year, we award Honorary degrees to a number of exceptional people who demonstrate outstanding merit in their field. Since 1955-56, over 600 people from all walks of life have been honoured in this way. The following abbreviations for Honorary degrees are used: LLD Doctor of Laws; DLitt Doctor of Letters; and DSc Doctor of Science.

A full list of Honorary degrees conferred by the University is available at: exeter.ac.uk/honorarygraduates

During the Winter 2021 and Summer 2022 ceremonies, we honoured:

Mark Hannaford FEWM, FRGS, FRSA (DSc)

Mark Ormrod MBE (LLD)

Andrew Brownsword CBE (LLD)

Michael Owuo Jr. (DLitt)

Margaret Busby CBE, Hon FRSL (DLitt)

Patrick Swaffer (DLitt)

Zrinka Bralo (DLitt)

Professor Sir John Curtice (LLD)

Professor Hans Joachim Schellnhuber CBE (DSc)

Krishnan Guru-Murthy (DLitt)

Messages from recent honorary graduates and guest speakers:

Kamila Shamsie

FRSL (DLitt)

Kamila Shamsie is the author of eight novels which have been translated into over 30 languages. One of her award-winning novels, Home Fire, won the Women’s Prize for Fiction and the Hellenic Prize, and was long listed for the Man Booker Prize, and shortlisted for eight other prizes. Vice-President and Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and Professor of Creative Writing at the University of Manchester, she was one of Granta’s ‘Best of Young British Novelists’ in 2013.

“When I graduated, I had no idea what was ahead of me. Believe me when I tell you that you are only at the very start of knowing what your time at Exeter will truly mean for your lives. So much is possible, so much is still ahead, but right now let me congratulate you on this present moment and the achievement of being here, graduates and graduands of this fine University into which I am so delighted to have been welcomed.”

Rob Walker

English & Drama 1997 – celebrating 25 years since graduating from Exeter

“Do a job you love. It doesn’t matter what it pays you have got to pursue your passion... whatever you do for a living you’re going to have to do it for a very, very long time, so you damn well ought to make sure it’s something you like. Follow your passion and you will be amazed at where it will take you and who you will meet. It’s your turn. Get out there, seize every opportunity and make the most of every day”.

Rob Walker was initially rejected by Exeter on the strength of his predicted A level results in 1993. However after a lot of revision and having exceeded expectation, he took a year out specifically to re-apply to the best university in the world. Fortunately for him it proved to be second time lucky and he graduated with a 2:2 BA Hons in English & Drama in 1997.

Lyse Doucet CN, OBE (DLitt)

Kamila Shamsie FRSL (DLitt)

Dolly Alderton (DLitt)

Isabel Hardman (DLitt)

Henry Staunton (LLD)

Nicholas Bull (LLD)

André and Rosalie Hoffmann (DSc)

Professor Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell DBE (DSc)

Professor Dame Sue Hill DBE (DSc)

Emily Penn (DSc)

Carrie Gracie (DLitt)

Shaun Sawyer QPM (LLD)

He then spent a 4th very happy year at Exeter as Guild President (97-98), one of his proudest achievements. Since completing a postgraduate diploma in Broadcast Journalism at Falmouth College of Arts in 1999, Rob has been a network TV broadcaster; appearing regularly on BBC Sport, ITV Sport and Channel 4. His first passion in life is athletics and he has covered every edition of the World Championships since Helsinki 2005 and is now the lead international commentator for World Athletics. His voice is familiar with fans of the sport all over the world as a result.

Rob has also covered every Commonwealth Games since 2002, every Summer Olympic Games since Athens 2004 and every Winter Olympic Games since 2010. Since 2007 Rob has also formed strong professional and personal bonds in snooker. He is now synonymous with the sport, covering every major event on both the BBC and ITV.

A mark of his knowledge and versatility is that he now works as the tournament MC, reporter, one of the commentators and highlights presenter. After more than two decades in a very

In acknowledgment of the importance of philanthropy, the University of Exeter invites its most generous donors to become members of the prestigious College of Benefactors. Induction into the College is the highest honour that the University can bestow upon its donors. The following people became members this year:

Dominic Scriven OBE

James Goulding

precarious industry, Rob has forged a strong reputation in TV broadcasting and is renowned for his diligent prep, distinctive voice, genuine enthusiasm on air and his gregarious personality.

Rob looks back on his years at Exeter with incredible fondness and is adamant he would not be where he is today without the friends he made at Exeter and his understanding of the written and spoken word which was refined here. Away from work, Rob lives with his wife Becky and their son Arthur in a quiet corner of the Cotswolds. He still loves nothing more than a 6 mile run in the lanes around his home, or a long dog walk with their family puppy Paddington.

His motto is one he has used repeatedly in many areas of life. If at first you don’t succeed, try, try and try again.

HONORARY GRADUATES

Wednesday

Dina

14 December // 14:00

Asher-Smith

Dina Asher-Smith is a World Champion, four times European Champion and the fastest British woman in history. She currently holds British records in the 100m (10.83 secs), 200m (21.88 secs) and 4x100m (41.77 secs). In 2018, she won three gold medals and set new British records in the 100m and 200m at the European Championships.

In 2019, she became the only British athlete ever to win three medals at a single World Championships. At the Olympic Games she won two bronze medals in the 4x100m relay. As a teenager, Dina won the World Junior Championships and European Junior Championships and was selected as the youngest ever athlete on the British senior team at the World Championships in 2013. She has appeared on the cover of fashion magazines Vogue, GQ and Grazia and walked the runway at Paris Fashion Week. Dina has been in many advertising campaigns for a range of brands including Nike, Hublot, Müller, Samsung, Louis Vuitton, PureGym. She was awarded The Sunday Times Sportswoman of the Year in 2018 and 2019, the BT Sport Action Woman of the Year in 2018 and was a finalist in the BBC Sports Personality of the Year twice.

Wednesday

14 December // 14:00

College of Benefactors The Halpin Trust

We are delighted to welcome Claire Halpin, Nick Talbot and Susie Hills, Trustees of the Halpin Trust, to the University of Exeter’s College of Benefactors. The charitable trust established in 2013 by Exeter alumni, the late Les Halpin (Mathematical Statistics and Op. Research, 1979) and Claire Halpin (Biology, 1979), supports projects that make a real impact, and change lives, whilst solving some of the biggest challenges facing today’s world.

Since 2013, the Halpin Trust has generously donated more than £500,000 to the University to support areas of work in line with their interests in the environment and medical research. In 2021, the Trust made two further meaningful philanthropic gifts to support: the establishment of ‘The Halpin Trust PhD Studentship’ with Professor Andrew Crosby and Dr Emma Baple at the University of Exeter Medical School to undertake research to develop a new blood test for motor neurone degenerative diseases, and ‘The Halpin Trust Wildflower Collective Project’ led by Professor Juliet Osborne. This project aims to understand whether growing wildflowers as a crop in Cornwall offers economic as well as ecological benefits to the region.

GUEST SPEAKER

Friday 16 December // 14:00

Karin Smyth Member of Parliament for Bristol South

Karin Smyth was elected as Labour MP for Bristol South in May 2015, and currently is a member of the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Select Committee. She has previously held the position of Shadow Northern Ireland minister and served on the Public Accounts Select Committee. She is also Chair of the Women’s Parliamentary Labour Party. Recently, Karin Smyth provided maternity cover as Labour’s Shadow Health and Social Care Minister.

Born in London to Irish parents who came to Britain in the 1950s, Karin moved to Bristol in the 1990s.

Before becoming an MP, Karin worked as a manager in the NHS. As MP for Bristol South, she has campaigned for better bus routes, improving access to local NHS services, working for access to abortion services for women in Northern Ireland, campaigned for assisted dying, safer communities and nation-wide safeguards on trailer safety.

Every year Karin co-hosts a Jobs and Apprenticeships Fair alongside key sectors in Bristol.

Presentation of Graduates

This programme lists the names of those upon whom Honorary and substantive degrees are to be conferred at this Congregation. The programme also lists those who elected to receive their award in absence earlier in the session. Graduands who have elected to receive their award in absence at this Congregation are indicated by an asterisk.

Wednesday 14 December 10:00

IN THE COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN CREATIVE WRITING

Cherie Jones

Thesis: Sun,Sexuality&Power-ThePoetics ofDomesticViolenceinModernCaribbean Literature

IN ENGLISH

Bushra Aljahdali

Thesis: ThePhilosophicalAporiasofSilence andTaciturnityinthepoetryofPercy

ByssheShelleyandAlmu’allaqât

* Haonan Chi

Thesis: NewWomanWritinginBritainand China,1890s-1940s

Megan Rosamund Dyson

Thesis: VisibleTranslation:AStudyof ChristopherLogue’sWarMusic

Joshua Hambleton-Jewell

Thesis: “Itisajokeanditisserious”: EconomicInformalityandWorld-Literature

Dorottya Tamás

Thesis: TheSupernaturalinSylviaPlath’s Poetry:FromSalemtoAriel

* Huiying Xue

Thesis: EkphrasisandRealism:The RepresentationoftheVisualArtsin VictorianLiterature,1850-1900

Bethany Mills

Thesis: GrantAllen:Knowledge,Evidence, andtheVictorianManofScience

IN FILM

Kristian Jared Robinson

Thesis: InEffect:SpecialEffects,Production Labour&CreativeAgencyinU.S.Fantasy andScienceFictionCinemaFrom1975 to1987

IN FILM BY PRACTICE

* Rebecca Elizabeth Marshall

Thesis: TheEssayFilmasaToolfor Thought:MichelDeMontaigneas

Methodology

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF RESEARCH

IN INTERNATIONAL HERITAGE MANAGEMENT AND CONSULTANCY

* Julia Twomlow

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN CREATIVE WRITING

Stephen Andrews

Cassie Gwen Beggs

Rebecca Faith Bowsher

Seren Shelby Burton

Lydia Rachael Grace Croft

Maia Cronin

Olivia Fyfe

Emily Gorton

Amelia Jane Groves

Azeema Hartley

Charlotte Louise Howard

Ifunanya Iwuajoku

Agnessa Kasumyan

Molly Lloyd

* Rebecca Alice Marment

M. Y. Mim

* Florence Beatrice Pearce-Higginson

Holly Elizabeth Peters

Emily Grace Pursel

Alex Robins

* Amy Sayer

Sam Swinerd

Monica Wang

Yu Wang

Susan Watson

Abigail Charlotte Williams

Abigail Carol Jean Willis

IN ENGLISH LITERARY STUDIES

Salman Altaf

Blessing Aroboto

Zeynep Ece Bakala

Rebecca Chloe Baynes

Danielle Benim

Clare Emma Dawson

Thomas Hale

Harry John Heath

Rishabh Kumar

Lily Niamh McMeekan

Laura Mee

Luke Miller

Isabel Murray

Bhumika Popli

Lily Mae Proctor

Isobel Grace Rixon

Alys Elizabeth Rogers

Matthew James Titcombe

Emma Trickey

Kathryn Louise Willoughby

IN ENGLISH LITERARY STUDIESCRITICISM AND THEORY PATHWAY

Daisy Woodley

IN ENGLISH LITERARY STUDIESFILM STUDIES PATHWAY

Harry George Adam

Anne Moore

Adam Simcox

IN ENGLISH LITERARY STUDIESRENAISSANCE STUDIES PATHWAY

* James Sutton

Presentation of Graduates

IN ENGLISH LITERARY STUDIESVICTORIAN STUDIES PATHWAY

* Leah Anne Brown

Elise Finney

Anabelle Jennifer Holschuh

Gabrielle Miller

IN ENGLISH LITERARY STUDIES - WORLD AND POSTCOLONIAL CULTURES PATHWAY

Eleanor Kate Eva

Amelia Sophie Gregory

IN INTERNATIONAL FILM BUSINESS

Gurmehar Anand

Camila Marie Basora-Oliveira

Emma Bauchet

Kean Cao

Jodie Wing Yan Chao

Keiran Day

Hengrui Fan

* Jiaqi Feng

* Hanfei Gao

Vaibhav Garg

Jun Guo

Jun Hang

Hanna Humaira

* Jialei Huo

Kaoru Inagaki

* Yu Jiang

Mengjun Jiao

Jingjun Li

* Xiaochen Li

Yuqing Li

Yanxin Lin

Yi-Ting Lin

* Danyang Liu

Axel Lochen

* Qi Mai

Lucy Claire Marks

Gianluca Santoro

* Yu Shao

Matthew Eli Sive

Cory Stillman

* Lingfei Teng

Yunjing Wan

* Junyu Wang

* Linglong Wang

* Manqing Wang

Yunqiu Wang

Thatcher Welden

* Qianqian Xu

* Boxiu Yan

* Ying Yu

* Zexi Yuan

* Zhu Yue

* Siyi Zhang

Tian Zhao

* Ziling Zhou

IN INTERNATIONAL HERITAGE MANAGEMENT AND CONSULTANCY

Alice Howard

IN PUBLISHING

Victoria Allen

Leah Bird

Hannah Collins

* Tamara Coulthard

Georgina Cutler

Olivia Diomedes

Lauren Evans

Mary Hawkins

Sebastian John Lewis

Ellen Fay Mitchell

Lauren Morley-Fletcher

* Laura Nicolaou-Jones

Anjali Parameswara Kurup

Imogen Cerys Phillips

Irine Qavtaradze

Abi Smith

Emily May Sumner

Abbie Grace Walker

Gabrielle Wright

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

IN ENGLISH

Natasha Megan Coyle

Rose Bernadette Egginton

Natasha Ellis

Chloe Gallagher

Alice Jenner

Olivia Pilkington

* Isabella Catherine Strover

* Radha Tickell

Rosy Tiziana Wakely

IN ENGLISH AND DRAMA

Anna Lea-Paul

Sophie Louis Page

IN ENGLISH AND HISTORY

* Deinbo Trevor Kelly Dickson Iboroma

IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH

* Rebecca Jane Spratt

IN ENGLISH WITH STUDY ABROAD

Olivia Fothergill

IN ENGLISH WITH STUDY IN NORTH AMERICA

Jamie Alexander John Moncrieff

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

IN ARCHAEOLOGY

Dóra Szabó

Thesis: HouseholdArchaeologyof5th-to 6th-CenturySettlementsinCentralEurope

Carole Jane-Marie Lomas

Thesis: ReconstructingtheDevelopmentof theEarlyMedievalChurch,withSomerset asaCaseStudy

IN HISTORY

* Emil Sokolov

Thesis: AddressingImmigration:Astudy ofConservativeandLabourpartyelection manifestosandindividualcandidates’ electionaddresses,1964-1979

Diana Maria Valencia Duarte

Thesis: ThePeasantFoodQuestion: AgrarianReforms,Depeasantisationand FoodSovereigntyinDispute,Colombia, 1961-2013

Sonia Wigh

Thesis: TheBodyofWords:ASocialHistory ofSexandtheBodyinEarlyModernSouth Asia

Heather Mary Walker

Thesis: ‘MyDeterminedLoveforBeing Abroad’BritishWomenTravellingonthe Continent1780-1840

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN ARCHAEOLOGY

Hayley Nicole Herschap

James Inigo Martin

Ruell Smith

Omair Zahid

IN CULTURES AND ENVIRONMENTS OF HEALTH

Matilda Grace Attrill

Sally Cross

Thomas Forrest-Robinson

Erin Iles

Hayley Lilian Rose Redman

Ruth Sharman

Emily Snape

Asiya Syed

Victoria Whitehead

IN HISTORY

Jonathan Blair-Sloan

Cameron Bradley

David Brereton

Caroline Amalie Brodersen

Ailsa May Burnham

Ellie Georgia Card

Yang Dan

Lauren Daniels

Charlotte Anne Dennehy

Miriam Doyle

Lewis Fox

Rebecca Mary Giffard

Michael Grant

Isobel Greenwood

Niamh Louisa Mary Hutnell

* Thomas Lewis James

* Mengyang Li

Marcus Edward Livermore

* Lele Lu

Deborah Manners

Oscar Morland

Edward Harry Nuttall-Owen

Katie Anne Parker

Lex Skeen

Daniel Van Staden

Arlen Richard Veysey

Wednesday 14 December // 10:00

IN INTERNATIONAL HERITAGE MANAGEMENT AND CONSULTANCY

Ali Fahad H Alqahtani

Jayashree Chandala Giri Babu

* Katherine Davey

* Georgia Harmer

* Bethan Alexandra Le Masurier

* Faye Murphy

* Mya Plumley-Beere

* Luke Voysey

IN MEDIEVAL STUDIES

Molly Batchelor

David Alexander Hooke

* Jinglan Liu

* David McLean

Declan Christopher Needham Church

Hannah Megan Reeves

Rosa Leonora Stevens

Emma Whitworth

Rebecca Williams

Beth Wybrow

IN ROMAN ARCHAEOLOGY

Yau Ching Ruby Chin

Matthew Peter Clark

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN BIOARCHAEOLOGY (FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY)

Jordan Chick

Fabian D Silva

Ryan Shearer

IN BIOARCHAEOLOGY (HUMAN OSTEOLOGY)

* Madeleine Cromack

Alice Catherine Foster

Gary Marshall Velasco

Claudia Wingrove

IN BIOARCHAEOLOGY (ZOOARCHAEOLOGY)

Tess Townend

IN EXPERIMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGY

Clive Hammett

Harry McDade

Tim Thorpe-Tracey

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN HISTORY

Arjun Chauhan

Emma de Saram

* Adam Deliot

Oliver Greensmith

Christian Savage

IN HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

* Mikael Ulf Ariel Been Dahl

Maurice FitzGibbon

IN HISTORY WITH STUDY ABROAD

* Ruby Lloyd-Smith

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

IN ARCHAEOLOGY WITH FORENSIC SCIENCE

Jessica Farler

Savannah Samson

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

IN ITALIAN

* Mevlide Peyker Özler

Thesis: QueeringPracticesofWomen’s Temporality:AReflectionontheSelected WorksofElviraDones,ValeriaParrella, RomanaPetriandSimonaVinci

IN RUSSIAN

Nicholas Hall

Thesis: Seekingthe‘unofficialRussian’in the‘RealRussia’:sincerityinSoviet-British encountersintheSovietUnion,1928-39

Presentation of Graduates

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN GLOBAL LITERATURES AND CULTURES

Douglas John Hamilton

Courtney Munkres

* Xiwen Sun

* Marta Tkachuk

IN INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ART: CURATION AND BUSINESS

Anni Cheng

Emma Katie Patrica Fearon

Joseph Robert Harvey

IN TRANSLATION STUDIES

Ted Chamberlain

Rebecca Alice Eveleigh

* Gabrielle Kay

Zeyu Li

* Jingwei Shang

Lindsey Sidebottom

Hannah-Louise Vine

* Yue Wang

Amy Watts

* Ting Xie

Weicheng Zhang

* Xinyi Zhang

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

IN ART HISTORY AND VISUAL CULTURE

Jessica Susan Jones

IN FRENCH

Rebecca Davey IN FRENCH 3 YEAR

Claire Bick

IN SPANISH 3 YEAR

Charlotte Emma Cutbill

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN CLASSICS

Maria Gisella Giannone

Thesis: DemocracyandDemocratic LanguageinIsocrates

IN DRAMA

* Navadee Sethamateekul

Thesis: Theatremakingfor/withblindor visuallyimpairedyoungpeople:astudyin theUKandThailand

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS BY RESEARCH

Gareth Thomas Richards

Thesis: Towhatextentcande-extinctionbe theologicallyandmorallyjustified?

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN CLASSICS AND ANCIENT HISTORY

Eleanor Anne Abercromby

Max Anderson

Hannah Bean

Imogen Eleanor Briscoe

Charlotte Disney

Bryony Barbara Floyd

Florence Foley

Thomas Hilless

Isobella Norman

Nia Poole

IN CREATIVITY: INNOVATION AND BUSINESS

Divya Bhasin

* Shiwei Gao

Shashank Kotmire

* Dijia Lu

* Yudi Luo

Anna-Mariia Pliats

Daisy Marie Pugh

Saho Shiota

Rashi Jaswant Singh

Samyuktha Venkateswaran

Xiao Wang

Areeba Waseem

Syed Ali Murtaza Zaidi

IN THEATRE PRACTICE

* Ting Feng

* Guozhao Sun

* Jingchao Tian

* Siyang Wang

IN THEATRE PRACTICE (APPLIED THEATRE)

Anita Bozzo

Isobel Lily Colman

James Thompson Godfrey

Ellie Rose Rowlands

IN THEOLOGY

Joseph David Allen

Jennifer Stazicker

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ANCIENT HISTORY

Oscar Kelliher

Ewan James Mortimer

Jessica Della Taggart

IN LIBERAL ARTS (ENGLISH)

* Belle Hui Rou Ng

IN LIBERAL ARTS (INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS)

Chay Jordan Samuel Morris

Presenterreturnstotheirseat

Wednesday 14 December 14:00

IN THE COLLEGE OF LIFE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

* Fraser Jared Bell

Thesis: Populationdeclinesandcarryover effectsinsub-Saharanmigrantbirds

* Alba Costa Lorenzo

Thesis: Spatio-temporalresponses ofecosystemfunctionstoecological restoration

Rhys Cutlan

Thesis: SyntheticBiologyforGreen Chemistry:BuildingInvivoEnzymatic CascadesUsingCarboxylicAcidReductases (CARs)

Alice Bisola Eseola

Thesis: Spatialcontroloforganelle dynamicsduringappressorium-mediated plantinfectionbyMagnaportheoryzae

Charles Murtagh Hamilton

Thesis: Advancingunderstandingof glucocorticoideffectsinfish

Kieran Patrick McCloskey

Thesis: Impactsofunderwater anthropogenicnoiseonindividualsand populations

* Aimee Louise Stuart McIntosh

Thesis: Conservationmanagementconflict intheGreenlandBarnaclegoose

Enock Mobisa Ontiri

Thesis: WildlifeWarsinanAgeofChanging ClimateandSocialChange:Assessingthe socialandecologicaldimensionsofHuman WildlifeConflictandConservationInitiatives intheRangelandsofKenya

Daniel Routledge

Thesis: ExtracellulartraffickingofWnt signalsingastriccancer

* Samantha Treagus

Thesis: TheTransmissionofEntericViruses throughtheAquaticEnvironmentintheUK

* Harriet Goodrich

Thesis: Usingintegrativephysiologyto optimisedietsforsustainableaquaculture

* Antony Marc Brown

Thesis: Mechanismsofage-relatedchange inperformanceinawildsocialbird: parentalageeffects,cellularsenescence, anddominanceacquisition

William George Davison

Thesis: Usingphysiologytoimprove thesustainabilityoffishproductionin aquaculture

Rebekah Boreham

Thesis: Assessingdrug-inducedoxidative stressanditsinteractionswithother stressorsusinganoveltransgeniczebrafish model

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE BY RESEARCH

* Isla Marguerite Hawthorne Hely

Thesis: AnemonefishBehaviourina ChangingWorld

* Caroline Eve Mitchell

Thesis: Evolutionaryandecological immunologyofToll-likereceptorsin mammals:patternsofselectionwithinand acrosstaxa

James Christopher Snowden

Thesis: MolecularandBehavioural CharacterisationofDothistroma septosporuminGreatBritainandNew Zealand

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF RESEARCH IN MEDICAL

MYCOLOGY AND FUNGAL IMMUNOLOGY

Benjamin Alfred Caswall

Johanna Gosciniak

Danielle Alexandra Lim

Phuong Tuyen Nguyen

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE

IN ADVANCED BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

David Gray Yasaman Taheriabkenar

Freya Elena Jamie Williamson

IN CONSERVATION AND BIODIVERSITY

* Amity Allen Bills

* Ellie Marie Barlow

* Jessica Beattie

Duncan Bickmore

* Sophie Boulter

* Chloe Bruniges

* Catherine Aisha Byrne

* Harrison Carter

* Julia Chase

* Maximilian Cheesman

* Grace Olivia Corcoran

* Natasha Davies

* Samuel Davies

* Terita Deare

* Abhishek Dixit

* Elisabeth Aimee Du Luart

* Kirsty Miranda Finlayson

Emer Xuan-Thanh Hicks

* Bridget Hiza

Alexander Hodges

* Andrew Houldcroft

Hannah Hughes

* Toby Johnson

* Emily Jones

* Olivia Lucy Kenchington

* India Kerr

* Chloe Lake

* She Ting Cherry Leung

* Matthew Leveridge

* Coral Lutteridge

* Sahara Matic

Katherine Murray

* Shannon Phillips

* Penelope Rose Pomroy

* Oliver Poole

* Nicola Rae

* Jasmine Elizabeth Ramshaw

* Rakshita Sah

* Frances Hazel Sharman Stephens

Charles Henry Harrison Torr

* Lucy Ward

* Jack Whitelegg

* Adam Wright

Presentation of Graduates

IN CONSERVATION SCIENCE AND POLICY

* Oliver Brandon

* James Buckle

Ella Ciotkowski

* Ella Francesca Clark

* Amelia Bethan Cook

* Madeleine Lee

* Aubrey Mathews

* Ciaran McNally

* Catherine Frances Miskin

Sarah Sanderson

Luke Matthew Swindell

IN EVOLUTIONARY AND BEHAVIOURAL ECOLOGY

* Isla Botting

* Bailey Brown

* Freya Cornwell-Davison

* Rosa Emily Hunter Thompson

* Nick Igracev

* Addison Jean Lalumondier

* Lyndon Leissle

* Priyanka Mowlali

* Kabeer Nadkarni

* Myrto Petropoulou

* Emma Remotti

* Ella Worthington White

IN ISLAND BIODIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION

Tahnee Blakemore

Harry Bolton

Jack Hayes

Yilin Kuo

Hannah Le Morvan

* Kevin McIlwee

Zuzanna Patrycja Soltysiak

* Emily Rose Wagdin

IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

* Shannon Blackie

* Hannah Cocks

* Heather Niamh Emberson-Marl

* Mara Fischer

* Lise Fournier-Carnoy

* Julian Han Gervolino

* Henry Gould

Annabel Kemp

* Meaghan Katherine Kendall

* Nicholas Martinez

* Gavin Miller

* Sophie Pipe

* Alicia Shephard

* Oliver Smare

* Cona Somma

* Charlotte Ellen Merle Stadden

* Kenza Thomas

* Valentina Von Halem

* Milo Ware

* Christopher Wenham

* Zachary Jun-Ho Wong

IN MARINE VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION

* Lorraine Anne Aldridge

* Patrizia Baldi

Carrie Bristow

* Sophia Anne-Marie Hilbre Coveney

* Isabelle Cox

* Danielle Crowley

* Elayna Daniels

* Ignacio De Saint-Malo Zamacola

* Olivia Dixon

* Natasha Hibbert-Foy

* Zoe Hiscock

* Kavita Jain

* Linnet Jessell

* Rachel Lennon

* Gawaine Lewis Elsa Llewellyn

* Tsz Ching Lo

* Alexander Lomas

* Anna Louise Lowden

* Giulia Luerti

* Danielle Neale

* Martha O’Keefe

* Muriel Plaster

* Emma Roast

* Jade Roberts

Natalie Romine

* Nicole Marie Sammartino

Omkaresh Shrivastava

* Adam Smith

Rebecca Louise Thomas

* Nicole Velandia

* Simon Alexander Waitland

* Matthew Wall

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER IN SCIENCE IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

* Holly Rose Mann

IN ZOOLOGY

Isabel Joyce Farrell

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BIOCHEMISTRY

* Adam David Hocking

IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Josef William Amin

IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (ANIMAL BIOLOGY)

Bethany Lesley Legg

IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (MICROBIOLOGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASE)

* Ana Elvira Sepulveda Cubillo

IN CONSERVATION BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY

* Emily Moreland

IN MARINE BIOLOGY

Ellie Rhodes-Williams

India Thomas

IN ZOOLOGY

* Rebecca Beatrice Hearne Barnett

Emily McGlinchey

Christina Mills

* Harry John Archer Russell

Wednesday 14 December // 14:00

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF CLINICAL PRACTICE (RESEARCH)

* Carol Claire O’Connor

Thesis: ItisLikeaSplinterinmyHead: TheImpactofWhistleblowing

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN PSYCHOLOGY

Asha Ladwa

Thesis: WhydoPsychologicalTreatments Work?AProcessAnalysisComparing CognitiveBehaviouralTherapyand BehaviouralActivationintheTreatment ofDepression

Damilola Kolawole Makanju

Thesis: Whenwewerekings:Theroleof appraisalsofAfricanhistoryinin-group engagementandintergrouprelations

Ozden Merve Mollaahmetoglu

Thesis: Repetitivenegativethinkingasa riskfactorforalcoholusedisordersand exploringmechanismsofketamineasa noveltreatment

Ayse Sule Yuksel

Thesis: DevelopmentalDifferencesin BystanderReactionstoandSocialand MoralReasoningaboutSocialExclusion: TheRoleofGroupMembership,Group StatusandGroupNorms

* Anna Kristina Zinn

Thesis: SocialIdentitySwitching:How effectiveisitandhowmuchcontroldowe haveoversocialidentityswitches?

Connie Allen

Thesis: Importanceofoldermales:influence ofagestructureonsocialdynamics betweenmalesinanelephantbullarea

Owen Nicholas Wright

Thesis: Honeybeehealth:fromlandscapes tobehaviour

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

Victoria Booth

Thesis: Staffdiscourse:supportingpeople withlearningdisabilities

Alex Carol Brierley

Thesis: AreAge,GenderandtheInteraction ofAgeandGenderAssociatedwithOlder People’sAttitudestoAgeing?

Emily Clare Broadbridge

Thesis: Aqualitativeexplorationofbrain injurytrainingneedsofpractitioners workinginthirdsectordomesticviolence organisations

Hannah Bunce

Thesis: MetacognitiveSkillandRepetitive ThinkinginChildren

Edward Copestake

Thesis: “You’regoingtoconnectwith thestories”-AQualitativeAnalysisof SecondaryTraumaticStressandthe RoleofClinicalSupervision

Daniel Edge

Thesis: ExploringtheuseofInternet andMobilebasedInterventions(IMIs)in PreventingAnxietyandDepression

Eleanor Louise Hall

Thesis: UnderstandingTheirStory: InvestigatingtheNarrativesofPersons withSexualOffenceHistoriesandAdverse ChildhoodExperiences

Clare Ann Jones

Thesis: Whatimpactdoesdepressionhave ontheapperceptionanddevelopmentof wisdominolderadults?

Georgina Sarah Lyons

Thesis: Evaluatingtheeffectivenessof anonlineself-compassionintervention toimproveself-compassionandreduce symptomsofsecondarytraumaticstressin traumatherapists

Amy Elizabeth Mitchell

Thesis: Asystematicreviewofinterventions aimedatenhancingwellbeing,resilience orcouplefunctioninginspousesofserving militarypersonnel/Evaluationofawebbased,resilienceinterventionformilitary spousestosupportwellbeing

Eva Nielsen

Thesis: TheAssociationBetweenNatural FeaturesandMomentaryPsychological Wellbeing:DoIndividualCharacteristics MakeaDifference?

* Megan Alison Rowley

Thesis: NatureandMentalWellbeingin Adolescence

Eleanor Scutt

Thesis: ExperiencesofEatingDifficulties inSiblingsofPeoplewithAnorexiaNervosa: AReflexiveThematicAnalysis

Abbie Janice Turner

Thesis: ShiftsinSelfandIdentitywhen LivingwithMultipleSclerosis

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE BY RESEARCH

* Charlotte Grimes

Thesis: Thesocialandecologicaldrivers ofaggressioninsouthernresidentkiller whales,Orcinusorca

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR

Rebecca Irene Cummins

Alyssa Francis

Samuel Robert Hall

Megan Letherbarrow

* Yu-Chun Lin

Beth Meopham

* Eleanor Charlotte Morris

* Fleur Kathryn Morton

Deeksha Natraj

Alfie Prettyman

Bethany Winspear

Presentation of Graduates

IN CLINICAL ASSOCIATE IN PSYCHOLOGY

Sharon Cahill

IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH METHODS

Sharon Christensen

Tuna Dulgar

Rini Leivang

Fan Li

Anggita Lusiandari

Isabella Tegan Metcalfe

Andrew James Pettitt

Sophie Rebecca Melhuish Rugg-Gunn

Yizhen Shen

* Cuihong Xie

IN PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIES PRACTICE AND RESEARCH (HIGH INTENSITY COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY)

* Ross Allen

* Carina Tudor-Sfetea

IN PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIES PRACTICE AND RESEARCH (PSYCHODYNAMIC/ PSYCHOANALYTIC THERAPY)

* Claudia Fuortes

IN PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIES PRACTICE AND RESEARCH (SYSTEMIC THERAPY)

Carola Buhse

Chiedza Maisiri-Gwelo

Bridget Stovold

Tracey Winsor

IN PSYCHOLOGY (CONVERSION)

Torntan Akamanuwatr

Leila Barakat

Mary Barrett

Anna Rose Bonnerjea

Kirsty Cann

Anne Marion Chesterton

Cliodhna Cotter

William Miles Dalton

Maya De Freitas

Rayan El Shurbaji

Scarlet Ilona Atari Forrester

Sheira Gorris

Reka Goupil

Shruti Gupta

Junika Gurung

Oliver Ian Harvey-Piper

Sasha Humbert

Akshita Kaushik

Lucy Rose Kirkland

Katarina Kos

Wing Yu Kwan

Kayleigh Jayne Lander

Alexandra Langdon-Jones

Zhen Li

* Siyan Liu

Phaedra Longhurst

Aiman Hamid Malik

Toni Elizabeth Manning

Daniel Middleton

Sana Musa

Jessica Ottewill

Mohammed Faisal Pakkali

Angharad Elisabeth Rhiannon Parry

* Yao Peng

* Fiona Joanne Perriam

India Prince

Chrissy Robertson

Kirsty Grace Rohrbasser

Chloe Ryan

* Andrew Mackintosh Shaw

Marissa Smith

Abigail Elizabeth Stewart

Tinghua Tang

* Yunzhi Wang

Stephanie Mya Welsford

* Shuqi Yu

Yee Ling Elaine Yu

* Jingjing Yun

Fan Zhang

* Ye Zhang

IN SOCIAL AND ORGANISATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

Emily Anichebe

Mohammad Idrisdin Bin

Mohammad Affrin

Sriranjani Datta

Kevin Benjamin Desouza

Emma Rachel Fry

Alex Griffin

Sophie Hester

Meagan Holt

Chak Hei Christopher Jung

Yuanxin Lin

Zhan Peng Loh

Emily Mouritzen

Manoghnya Pachhipala

Dominika Plucha

Abigail Ching Ern Poh

Qi Wang

Abigail Whitby

Cansel Yergun

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER IN SCIENCE IN APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY (CLINICAL)

Abigail Jayne Down

Kiera Howarth

Elizabeth Frances Sutton

Tanisha Bhatia

Rada Tsvetanova Biyukova

Flora Mary Bourdillon

Evie Elizabeth Anne Brien

Leonora Michiko Brown

Abigail Burton

Chi Foon Cheung

Alicia Chun Jun Cordery

Alice Maeve Rose Gregory

Anna Griffiths

Georgina Grundy-Peel

Karina Hamzah Sendut

Cian Nicole Hancock

Rebecca Anne Johnstone

Mollie Lawton

Amy Elizabeth Lewis

Wing Hei Jacqueline Lo

Caroline Joan Rui Xin Lye

Lydia Roseann McDonald

Chloe Patricia Murphy

Alexander James Quelch

Sepideh Rabbanian

Jemima May Steward

Anna Mawgan Storey

Madeleine Faye Swanton

Lucy Thompson

Chi Ying Annette To

* Yana Tushingham

Sarah Vincent

On Ching Ann Wai

Olivia Warnes

Francesca Weedon

FOR THE DEGREE OF POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MENTAL HEALTH PRACTICE IN EDUCATION SETTINGS

Lucy Anne Bearman

* Megan Jane Dyer

Katie Marie Gannaway

Judith Katy Gasser

Beth Louise Green

Sharon Noele Lepak

Rosanna Pearce

Azima Tabassum

Natalie Whiteland

IN PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIES PRACTICE (CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES)

* Faye Osmond

* Tracey Winsor

IN PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIES PRACTICE (COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY FOR PSYCHOSIS AND BIPOLAR DISORDER)

* Christopher Gowing

Lynn Spurrell

* Vanessa Whyte

IN PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIES PRACTICE (HIGH INTENSITY COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY)

Vanessa Dowe

Samantha Gammon

Jennifer Hancock

* Alexandra Margaret Ella Hill

Jessica Marriner

* Alain Navarre

Lucy Runganga

Emma Ryley

* Ruth Teresa Sindall

Wednesday 14 December // 14:00

FOR THE DEGREE OF POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN CLINICAL SUPERVISION OF EVIDENCE-BASED PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIES

Elizabeth Elliott

Charlotte Ann Sansom

* Kelly Leigh Vandenakker

IN PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIES PRACTICE (LOW INTENSITY COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY)

* Louise Adams

Aiga Augspole

Devon Aylward

Lucy Baker

* Emily Bearne

* Jonathan Beavis

* Buvneet Kaur Benning

Laura Chapman

Laura Beth Clarke

* Emily Daugherty

Caroline Easter

Samar Gariballa

* Sophie Giles

Rachael Heatley

Jessica Jones

* Theoni Kyriazopoulou

* Hollie Lancaster

Jordan Landsborough

* Sarah Lees

* Felicity Lewis

* Gabriella Rachael Mears

* Samira Mower

Ndidi Ndubishi

Lucy Marie Nicholls

Tamsin Nicholls

Francis Ojemere

* Julie Peplow

Leanne Rohan

* Amanpreet Seehra

* Laura Sinclair

Grace Taylor

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

IN PSYCHOLOGY

Anirudh Bala

Jingxuan Chen

* Ryan Ban Hee Chiong

Bethany Hammond

Emma Lauren Jackson

Jina Louies Kirby

Georgia Celeste Misina Kneafsey

Chloe Ridge

* Justin Strong

Emily Sutton

IN PSYCHOLOGY WITH SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE

* Hayley Ho Lam Chan

FOR THE DEGREE OF GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

IN PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIES PRACTICE (LOW INTENSITY COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY FOR CHILDREN YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES)

* Jessica Mitchell

IN PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIES PRACTICE (LOW INTENSITY COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY)

Clodagh Farrell

* Karen Ann Lobo

FOR THE DEGREE OF GRADUATE DIPLOMA

IN MENTAL HEALTH PRACTICE IN EDUCATION SETTINGS

Amber Lucy Temple

IN PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIES PRACTICE (CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES)

Jessica Kelly

Presentation of Graduates

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE

IN SPORT AND EXERCISE MEDICINE

* Jules Hendrik Pieter Adriaansen

Samuel Avery

Sam Baillie

Luke Bury

Shannon Heidi Drew

James Dudley

Thomas Christopher Gillan

Akshar Hegde Krishanmurthy

Alexander James Holland

Nicholas William Blyth Hubble

* David Köditz

* Curtis Chi Jun Lau

Matthew John Lewis

Jiayi Liu

Elise Christina Mercer

Harry Mould

Kallum Mulligan

Amelia Peddle

Amandine Michelle Solange Senequier

* Megan Jenifer Shaxson

Amber Thorington

Shing Lok Chris Wong

Jessica Sophie Woodcock

IN SPORT AND HEALTH SCIENCES

Lama Alsaid

Chloe Rebecca Emery

* Harrison Demmar Hurlstone

* Maximillian Keen

Nick Knowles

* Zizheng Lyu

Laura Macro

Chester Maglo

* Daniel Rawson

* Joshua James Riccio

Jake Dare Rolph

Peter Shaw

Kaela Mei Townson

* Ruiqi Xi

Litong Yuan

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER IN SCIENCE

IN EXERCISE AND SPORT SCIENCES

Charlene Amelia Dharmai

Mollie Rose O’Hanlon

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

IN EXERCISE AND SPORT SCIENCES

Karim Al-Shubasi

Merryn Lynda Doidge

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN GEOGRAPHY

* Raden Gumilar Hadiningrat

Thesis: WomenandFoodWastein Indonesia:WithintheHouseholdand Community

* Jane May Morrison Thesis: PaintingtheTownGreen: Thetemporalevolutionoflow-carbon practicesinUKeco-developments

* Thomas Pownall Thesis: Electricitymarketre-designinGreat Britain:Aproposednewdesignandlessons onimplementation

* Jennifer Clements Thesis: UnderstandingEnglish agri-environmentschemes: uptake, engagementandoutcomes

Joshua Elliot Buxton Thesis: Usingremotesensingtoassess ecosystemresilience

Aimee Coggins

Thesis: AssessingCriticalUncertaintiesin theKnowledgeoftheContemporaryOcean SinkforAtmosphericCO2

Daniel John Ford

Thesis: CarbonfromSpace:determining thebiologicalcontrolsontheoceansink ofCO2fromsatellites,intheAtlanticand SouthernOcean

Laura Barbosa Vedovato

Thesis: FromPasttoPresent:Impacts ofFireonAmazonianForests

* Jennifer McWhorter

Thesis: AMultidimensionalAnalysis ofClimateProjectionsontheGreat BarrierReef

Genevieve Josephine Grace Hinde

Thesis: InvestigatingtheTimescalesand PathwaysofSouthernOceanWaterMasses UsingTransientTracersandECCOv4

IN SUSTAINABLE FUTURES

* Chenxi Lu

Thesis: Theenvironmentalimpactsand healthco-benefitsofclimatemitigation measuresonhouseholdconsumption inChina

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF RESEARCH

IN CRITICAL HUMAN GEOGRAPHIES

* Yunyi Chen

Inga Filipiak

* James Findlay

Eleanor Lacy

Kate Rutland

Leah Shackman

Alice Smith

Henry William Walter Longley Smith

George Whittington

IN SUSTAINABLE FUTURES

Bhavya Airen

Sophia Jane Buchanan Barlow

* Barbara Wiktoria Cieszewska

Prajesh Ghimire

Fay Kahane

* Roanne Lilley

* Jessica McGarty

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY SOLUTIONS

Elizabeth Andrews

Rebecca Alice Barton

Cameron Brown

Lara Ann Caglayan

Lucy Cairns

Samuel William Whittaker Carroll

Alexander Coleman

Eloise Jessica Conley

Eleanor Cranch

Adam Davies

Nikola Duncanova

Isabelle Ellen Ewen

Andrew Michael Finnigan

Timothy Foulds

Joseph Arthur Bilbrough Francis

Leidy Camila Gaitan Segura

Paul Galpin

Aby George

Saanika Gokhale

Georgina Susanna Hart

William Barnaby Howard

Charlotte Emily Judge

Chie Kameyama

Whitney Love

Ka Hei Mak

Justin Henry Marshall

Jacob Million

Matthew Newall

Shannon Caitlin O’Connor

Michael Lore Shire

Huw Tristan Layzell Smith

Sally Rebecca Melland Thompson

Jack Alexander Tickle Atwell

Crawford Timms

Betty Wan Yi Tsang

Charlotte Elizabeth Vaughan Burleigh

James Vyvyan

Emma Victoria Watson

Ruby Wilkinson

Emily Willoughby

Kadie Zaczek

Nawal Zeggoud

Katie Lorraine Zimmerman

IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Alexander John Batchelor

Linda Bird

* Connan Bland

Daniel James Brooks

* Katherine Elinor Danter

Gabriel Chukwubuikem Ezeh

* Claudia Fry

Anna Ranger

* Samuel Turner

* Peace Chukwuyem Ugbekile

* Isabella Zanin

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN GEOGRAPHY

Emily Brooks

Henry Eve

Charles Nicholas William Prideaux

Oliver Rawlings

IN GEOGRAPHY WITH EUROPEAN STUDY

Olivia Margaret Martinez

IN GEOGRAPHY WITH STUDY ABROAD

Tobias William David Johnston

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN GEOGRAPHY

Ellen Elizabeth Barnett

Presenterreturnstotheirseat

Wednesday 14 December // 14:00

Thursday 15 December 10:00

IN THE UNIVERSITY OF EXETER BUSINESS SCHOOL

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN FINANCE

Kun Li

Thesis: ThesisinEmpiricalCorporate

Finance

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

* Saiful Amri

Edward Anthony

Mert Bayrak

Gabriela Naa Aku Sika Brown

* Yi Cao

Tianhao Cao

Linhui Cen

Yuyang Cui

Ali Ekmen

* Jiarui Fu

Shilpa Sara George

* Shuai Gong

* Jianan Gu

* Shiyue Gu

* Handono Handono

Mengting Hua

* Hongxiang Ji

* Hao Jiang

Nan Kan

Clara Marie Koehler

Adhipa Anna Kurian

Wan Chi Lee

Zhipeng Li

Lingyun Liu

* Xiaoru Liu

Amarilnto Moutsontemi

Noemi Mühlemann

Geetika Somanath Satpathy

Johna Aswin Selva

Sneha Rajkumar Sharma

* Xiaoyu Shen

* Zichun Sheng

* Di Shi

* Suwen Shi

Hue Chi Tran

Ngan Yu Tsang

* Lingli Wang

* Mengxiaoxue Wang

Thanaporn Wanitwatanatumrong

* Angga Arief Wicaksono

* Yunfan Wu

Zhujun Xiao

Bingjie Zhang

* Junxi Zhang

* Xinfu Zhang

Siqi Zhao

* Yanchu Zhao

* Han Zheng

IN FINANCE AND INVESTMENT

Thomas James Addison

* Zeynep Ilknur Aysel

Aritra Banerjee

Tripti Bhatia

* Yulin Cai

Chun Nam Chan

* Yanyan Chen

Tin Lok Cheng

Jiacheng Deng

* Jingyin Deng

Chaitya Prakash Doshi

* Huaqiu Du

Pia Farooq

Neodofa Janiethro Forizal

* Chang Gao

Parth Jain

Rajat Jain

Vikrant Kunjan Jhaveri

* Kaiyuan Jin

Anjali Jose

Gina Kempen

Sebastian William Knight

Aunchisa Kotchum

Hsing-Huan Lee

* Chang Li

* Yuanming Li

Chang Liu

* Chujun Lu

Dev Rajulkumar Makadia

Imran Munir Mydin Sai Prashanth

Muthoju

Kshema Padmakumar

* Jinzhe Qi

* Xiaoyu Qin

Lethabo Selaelo Ramaphakela

Rabab Raza

Kusum Relan

Thomas Roberts

Lukasz Scibek

Aveksha Shekhar

* Jinjun Shi

Aryan Yugpurush Sinha

Michael Southard

Jirapa Sriprakobporn

Narahari Tanukula

Stephen Thomas

* Georgios Tsitouras

Victoria Vigar

* Haoyan Wang

Yiwei Wang

Archie John Menzies Warner

Songpol Wattanaasawakul

* Zepeng Wei

Xueqi Wen

* Zhaohui Wu

* Jiani Xiong

Ke Xu

* Liuyu Xu

* Qi Yang

* Weize Yang

* Yang Yang

Huei Tzu Yao

* Hui Ye

May Thu Thu Zaw

* Yunyi Zhao

Nan Zheng

* Hongjun Zhong

IN FINANCE AND INVESTMENT

DOUBLE DEGREE

* Baiju Dhirajlal Shah

Presentation of Graduates

IN FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT

Edidiong Joseph Adams

Ria Agarwal

Dost Mohammed Alladin

Ahmet Barkin Altun

* Yuxi Cao

* Guorui Chen

Nanbo Chen

Pengwen Chen

* Ruoqi Chen

* Shihao Chen

Xuechun Chen

* Dixin Cui

* Xintong Dai

* Bozhi Du

Siyun Fang

Wui Chuen Michael Fong

* Yize Gao

Mannat Gill

Dacheng Guan

* Maolin Guo

George Richard Beckham Harris

* Xinru He

* Sixie Jia

* Jiaxing Jiang

* Yiwen Jin

Biying Kan

* Yuk Ki Lam

* Botai Li

* Jize Li

Tianrun Li

* Xinyi Li

* Xixian Li

* Yin Li

* Yongjie Li

Zichang Li

* Bowen Liu

Hanwen Liu

* Jinghan Liu

* Lin Liu

* Yiyao Liu

* Hui Lu

* Zhaokang Ma

* Yikai Mao

* Liu Ning

Ifeanyi Nwankwo

Yoshita Pathania

* Vipavee Prateepprecha

* Yikun Quan

* Chanon Rataphirakkoon

Chawanlak Ratree

* Siyang Shao

* Lin Shen

* Qin Su

* Tong Sun

* Jingyi Tang

* Hua Tu

* Ya Tuo

* Chenxi Wang

* Haohua Wang

* Kai Wang

* Lan Wang

* Qi Wang

* Shucheng Wang

* Xuerong Wang

* Yao Wang

* Zhaoyang Wang

* Ran Wei

* Xueyi Wei

* Zheng Wei

* Mingkai Wen

* Tao Wen

Linrui Wu

* Yishu Wu

* Meiling Xiang

* Yudong Xiang

* Runjiao Xu

* Zhiyi Xu

* Haokai Yang

* Hongyu Yang

* Xin Yang

* Juhan Yao

* Peiqi Yin

* Peiqi Yu

* Xixiang Yu

* Wenyu Yue

* Bocheng Zhang

Bowen Zhang

* Jiarui Zhang

* Luwen Zhang

Xiaotong Zhang

* Zhehao Zhang

* Zhiyuan Zhang

* Guohao Zhao

* Zihao Zhao

* Meilin Zhou

Youdi Zhou

* Yuhua Zhou

Zhiyi Zhu

Haobo Zou

* Yirui Zou

IN FINANCIAL ANALYSIS AND FUND MANAGEMENT

Roshleen Ajmani

Shuyao Chen

Jack Christopher Collins

Raphael Roque Anil D Costa

Adebayo Oluwatosin Dada

* Weiji Ding

Xu Fang

Nikhil Gupta

Gayatri Aditya Joshi

Donghwi Kim

Kin Wai Kwong

Tachaporn Laokulsant

* Changcheng Li

Wenjie Li

Jacob Morris

Adithya Anand Nair

Vladimir Naumov

Duc Viet Nguyen

Worapitcha Paetem

Oliver Eric Randall

Ashley Russell

Shunan Shi

Samuel Spencer Brading

Thomas Peter Stephenson

* Haoxiang Sun

Nattawut Wattana-apa

Michal Patryk Weraksa

Yuting Wu

Xinyue Zhang

* Shitong Zhao

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN BUSINESS STUDIES

Corey Baldwin

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

* Dzintars Dusa

Chun Lung Pun

* Ashley Russell

* Yuze She

* Renyu Tao

You Chen Teng

IN ACCOUNTING STUDIES

* Yiyang Huang

* Chun Ho Hui

Sneha Saith

Chutong Sun

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN ECONOMICS

Gemma Jane Elizabeth Delafield

Thesis: SpatialOptimisationofRenewable EnergyDeploymentinGreatBritain: ANaturalCapitalAnalysis

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF RESEARCH IN ECONOMICS

Yuen Tsz Chau

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ECONOMICS

* Hanny Abdulaziz Abdullahi

James Terence Bartle

Stanley Beal

Henry Charles Vickers Burfoot

Cheuk Wing Charlene Chow

Peter Opeyemi James

Liam Jordison

George Morris

Abdullah Nisar

Gal Punger ar

* Abhineet Sharma

Luke Sinclair

Daniel Tomkins

Sarah Vella

Keerthana Venkatachalam

Joseph Viner

Guangyue Wei

Owen Wilson

* Ke Xing

IN FINANCE AND INVESTMENT

Chi Quy Loc

IN FINANCIAL ECONOMICS

Syed Fahad Ali

Stella Xerenzy Atim

Anant Gangadhar Aurade

* Stefano Federico Bottalo

* Shivangi Chakraborty

Shannon Lynn Coates

* Kaiqin Deng

* Ziji Gao

Sophie Gardiner

* Fangze Liu

Simran Narotam

Vraj Dipakkumar Patel

Tobias Joshua Petit

Sampada Potdar

* Danni Wang

Luke Ward

* Bochang Yu

* Jiaxin Zhu

* Zijian Jiang

IN FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY

Syeda Sabnaz Anwar

Kornel Bartha

Gargi Bhardwaj

Emmanuel Boadi

Ahmed Bukamal

William Alfred Graver

* Jinxin Guo

Minh Hoang Ha

Raviprakash Ramusingh Janu

Thitima Jindanithiwatthana

Shriya Ajay Johari

Kesaria Kakabadze

Chi-Kuang Lai

Charles Lever

Dezhi Li

* Gan Li

* Hongyi Li

* Shaolin Liao

* Haoyu Liu

Ujjwal Singh Mehra

* Haiyan Mi

Aadil Mohan

Reshmi Rajesh Kalyankumar

Sorranan Rongrodejanarug

Krishnaprasad Seshadri

Amish Parimal Shah

* Ancheng Shi

Pak Ching Pancy So

Thursday 15 December // 10:00

Parthsinh Rupesh Solanki

* Archie Tate Spittles

* Qiyuan Sun

* Nawapat Supaamornpan

Andreas Taffetsauffer

David Tracy

Minh Chau Vu

* Jingsheng Wu

* Qiuyi Zhang

* Weida Zhao

IN MONEY, BANKING AND FINANCE

* Cheng Chen

* Yuxi Chen

Edmund Cornforth

Abdul Rahman Fedawi

Archie Ford

* Man Ching Fu

* Yuxin Guo

* Yuchao He

* Yuqiong He

* Yichen Jiang

* Yiru Jiang

* Cheuk Him Lam

* Jiaqi Liu

* Yu Liu

* Yue Ying Liu

* Junjie Lu

Zhenxian Lu

* Kai Peng

* Chenjie Qian

* Xiwen Shi

Lei Wang

* Yanqi Wang

Lok Him Wong

* Bianle Wu

* Zhongwen Xiao

* Haoyang Xie

* Yujing Xie

* Fang Yan

* Sirong Yan

* Xiaozhou Ye

* Xin Yue

* Li Zhang

Yihang Zhang

* Yufeng Zhong

IN MONEY, BANKING AND FINANCE DOUBLE DEGREE

Yan Liu

Presentation of Graduates

FOR THE DEGREE OF POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN FINANCIAL ECONOMICS

Craig Ferguson

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

IN BUSINESS ECONOMICS

Jae Hoon Kang

Harriet Lee

IN BUSINESS ECONOMICS WITH ELECTIVE YEAR

Edward Munro-Martin

IN BUSINESS ECONOMICS WITH EUROPEAN STUDY

Hugh Anderson

IN ECONOMICS

Aria Braden

Francis Thomas St Aubyn Longstreth Thompson

Natalie Pidgeon

IN ECONOMICS AND FINANCE

Imen Sim Bin Iskandar

IN ECONOMICS WITH ECONOMETRICS

Phyo Eei Eei Kyaw

IN ECONOMICS WITH INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE

Toby Joseph Elstow

Joseph Henry Elwig

Alexander Theo Lawton-Smith

IN ECONOMICS WITH YEAR ABROAD

Joshua Dominic Teuber

IN THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,

MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

IN DIGITAL AND TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS

Harman Rai

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Leila Lucia Bracken

IN THE COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ENGLISH AND GEOGRAPHY

Heather Cripps

Presenterreturnstotheirseat

Thursday 15 December 14:00

IN THE COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN EDUCATION

* Ohood Alshammary

Thesis: ExploringEnglishLanguage DepartmentTeachers’ViewsRegarding theirPDActivitiesatOneSaudiArabian University

Ramla Sumar Ali Al Zadjali

Thesis: OmaniEFLWritingInstructors’ AttitudesandReportedandActual PracticesTowardsWrittenCorrective FeedbackinFirstYearFoundation Programmes

Nora Hamad Alhendi

Thesis: ListeningAnxietyandListening Comprehension:AStudyofSaudiFemale UniversityStudentsStudyingEnglishasa ForeignLanguage

Sana Alzahrani

Thesis: “...Iamnolongersittingdownand waitingforotherstocomeanddevelopmy instructionalskills...”:TheNatureofSelfDirectedProfessionalDevelopmentbyEFL TeachersinSaudiUniversities

Riadh Ghemmour

Thesis: TellingStoriesofanInvisible Cohort:ExploringAlgerianEFLStudents’ Experiences,ChallengesandHopesof LearningaboutResearchMethodologyand WritingDissertationsatMaster’sLevel

Rungkan Leelasopawut

Thesis: AStudyofThinking-Based CurriculumDesigninImproving InteractionalCompetenceforEFLinThai Context:ACaseStudy

Hanane Maita

Thesis: TheUseofaWeb-BasedToolfor CollaborativeLearningtoSupportAlgerian UniversityStudents’WritingPerformancein theEFLContext

Shahan Choudhury

Thesis: GrammaticalChoiceandtheVerb: children’sandteachers’grammatical metalinguisticunderstandingofverb,tense, aspect,modalityandvoice

Isabel Caroline Hallam

Thesis: Psychologyofcollegehigher educationstudentpersistence:Amixed methodsexplorationoftheroleofpersonal tutorsduringCOVID-19campusclosures

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF EDUCATION

* Antonia Jane Paterson

Thesis: AnexplorationofEAP professionalisminajointventureSinoBritishuniversityinChina

Ru Shang

Thesis: VocabularyTeachingFromaTaskBasedPerspectiveforEFLYoungLearners inChina-AMixedMethodsStudy

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

Charlotte Louise Burrell

Thesis: Exploringsupportwithineducational provisionsforchildrenandyoungpeople experiencingsexualexploitation

Giulia Carriero

Thesis: SpeakingEnglishasanAdditional

Language:UsingaDelphitechniqueto identifythecompetenciesneededbyEPs workingwithEALstudentsandfamilies

Thomas De Sausmarez

Thesis: AnInvisibleSkill?TheImpactofa SpatialAbilityTrainingProgrammeonSelfConceptandMathsAttainment

Laura Angharad Douglass

Thesis: Exploringthevalueof extracurricularactivitiestoyoungpeople’s wellbeing:Threecasestudies

Jacob Fox

Thesis: WhataretheexperiencesofnonASC,primary-aged childrenparticipating inaschool-basedLEGO© Therapy intervention?

Eva Kristen Godfrey

Thesis: “Theyjustgenuinelydon’t understandwhywe’renotasloud”:An explorationoftheeducationalexperiences ofsecondaryschoolstudentswith introvertedpersonalitystylesandtheviews ofprofessionalswhosupportthesestudents

Amelia Jane King

Thesis: “DoingSchoolDifferently”:an ExplorationofYoungWomen’sReflections ontheirAttendanceataPupilReferralUnit andtheViewsofStaffSupportingThem

Holly Louise Mann

Thesis: Aqualitativeanalysisexploringthe useofVideoInteractionGuidancewithinthe contextofsupportingthedevelopmentof successfulfosteringrelationships

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS

IN CREATIVE ARTS IN EDUCATION

* Molly Acker

* Yijun Chen

Zoe Davison

Sara Echeverri Duque

Ana Laura Escalona Diaz

Myria Ftellecha

Faith Harrington

Cassandra Marie Howard

* Linlin Shan

* Hanlei Xie

Yuting Zhou

Presentation of Graduates

IN EDUCATION

Jennifer Abaidoo

Gifty Aguadze

* Samantha Allanson

* Rebecca Susan Andrews

Kate Elizabeth Barrett

Syeda Farzana Batool

* David Mark Beven

Cara Black

* Katie Chiswell

Cherry Janine Chope

Sophie Cooke

Megan McKenzie Crockett

* Francesca Cross

Matthew Darby

Emily Davies

Amelia Dickinson

* Emily Clare Edwards

* Lisa Fielding

Abigail Lily Fleming

Chelsea Forrest

* Molly Louisa Hill Fox

* Natasha Franklin-Mitchell

Jack Gill

* Christopher John Guy

Rebecca Hamer

Clare Harvey

Jasmin Rebekah Hladkij

Katherine Hurst

* Lauren Isom

Christopher Daniel Jones

Ziggi Keill-Griffin

* Holly Jordan Kretz

* Callum Langley

* Rachel Lauff

Katie Leahy

Imogen Loy

* Momo Manasseh

Olivia Rosanna Martin

Joe McIntee

Rachael Elizabeth Melvin

Rosie Molton

Rebecca Pielesz

Rosanna Louise Pincott

* Jessica Porter

Nick Pursall

Laura Salisbury

* Elynn Saw

Nicole Spibey

Suzanne Lynette Swift

Rachael Symons

* Daniel Tipton

* Lyndal Maree Tonkies

Katie Vince

Sandra Walton

* Anthony Andrew Wright

Emily Wright

IN EDUCATION LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

Shazia Ahmed Abbasi

* Yiheng Sun

* Tian Tian

Anjali Vijayan

* Lijin Xu

Xu Yang

* Xiaowen Zhu

IN EDUCATION: MATHEMATICS EDUCATION

Aya Elshaer

IN EDUCATION: TECHNOLOGY, CREATIVITY AND THINKING

Nicola Hambleton

IN INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION

Biying Cao Man Wa Cheng

Luyuan Chu

Aerial Darling

Hejia Ding

* Haoyan Fan

* Fan Gao

* Xing Gao

* Jiabao Guo

* Jia He

* Xue Hu Haicong Huang

* Chunhan Jiang

* Zihan Jiang

Colleen Marie Kimberly

* Tao Li

* Wenyu Li

* Yang Li

* Yuhui Liang

* Jie Liu

* Xiaobei Liu

* Yawen Lu

* Qingxin Meng

Adithya Mohan

* Lunlun Niu

* Mengyu Qiao

* Dandan Qiu

* Yue Qiu

Angelina Rozova

Dania Shawish

Qi Sun

* Yushan Tian

* Ruixuan Tong

* Yan Wang

* Yifeng Wang

Yunna Wang

* Suonan Xia

* Jiayue Xiao

Xinxin Xiao

* Hongyue Xu

* Yang Xue

* Guanting Yang

* Lijun Yang

* Yudi Yang

* Yuhan Yao

* Liyuan Zhang

* Ruimeng Zhang

* Han Zheng

Yi Zhuang

* Xiaoyan Zuo

IN SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS

Afnan Fahad M Almalki

* Hamad Mohammed H Alotaibi

Sarah Mohammed A Alshehri

Ellie Grimes

Chiung-Chih Hsu

Isabel Jane Kingdon

Yeuk Laam Kwok

Trishla Sunil Lakhani

* Jiayu Liang

Jiwei Liu

Mehreen Nasir

Maria Shoaib

* Gena Tan

* Dhivyapriya Vinayagam Parthiban

IN TECHNOLOGY, CREATIVITY AND THINKING IN EDUCATION

Ziyan Chang

Cheng Qian

James Charles Alexander Walker

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF EDUCATION IN TEACHING ENGLISH TO SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES

Hye Jin Ahn

Mona Awadh I Alanazi

* Nima Alavi

Maha Abdullah A Albarrak

Nigina Barotova

* Binyu Dong

* Shuo Feng

* Celine Garbutt

* Yunfei Ge

Shun-Wen Hsiao

Priyadarsini Indumathi Kumaar

* Sulieman Ismail Farah

Na Li

Wenxiao Li

* Xinghao Li

* Yaoxin Li

* Xiao Lu

Qing Ma

* Cheng Meng

Yiming Ren

* Lijuan Shao

Kitty Stein

* Liyang Tang

Joshua Taylor

Yu-Fang Wan

Weimiao Wang

* Xinwu Wang

* Yuqing Wei

Xiaolin Wen

* Luxi Xiong

Yijun Xuan

Tianrui Yan

Guozhong Yang

* Yeonju You

* Yueyang Zhao

Jiajian Zhou

* Xingshi Zhou

Thursday 15 December // 14:00

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH

Gemma Nicola Elizabeth Given

Emily Sarah Green

Matthew Alexander Hamill

Chunyi Wan

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN POLITICS

Li Liang

Thesis: Acomparisonoftheprotestwaves oftheUmbrellaandAnti-ExtraditionBill MovementsinHongKong

Andreas Karoutas Thesis: “OverturningtheMajority?”

TheInsurgentMinoritiesandtheSelfQuestioningofSociety

* Robert Stewart Thesis: FromPersecutiontoParticipation andPower:TheOrganisationalSurvivalof Tunisia’sEnnahdhaParty

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF RESEARCH IN ADVANCED QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES

* Ranadheer Malla

IN POLITICS

George Cammack

Ella Rolfe

* Keping Ruan

Harry Trevers

IN SECURITY, CONFLICT AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Una Aarsheim Milje

IN SOCIAL RESEARCH

Nicola James

Simone Long

Elizabeth Alice Sullivan Walker

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN ANTHROZOOLOGY

Catherine Cowan

Georgina Marie Craggs

* Leah Cunningham

Stephen Daniels

Morgan Eves

* Hellen Jordan

* Claire Musser

* Irene Sheila Perrett

* Karishma Sharma

Tim Stafford

Tarquin Warren

IN CONFLICT, SECURITY AND DEVELOPMENT

Kellie Ayres

Anna Melissa Banks

Thomas Beattie

* Thomas Edward Braybrook

Kasie Anne Brookfield

James Castle

Claire Nicola Cooper

Daniela Fernandes

Sarah Maria Habib

Tom Hardcastle

Thomas Hoult

Rebecca Jenkins

Emma Olivia Kassim

Elisabeth Grace Hender Parry

Charlie Mackenzie Portlock

Robin James Toulalan Parr

Megan Vicary

George William Warne

Rebecca Washer

Adam Graham Willicombe

IN FOOD STUDIES

Athirah Fasihah Abd Rahim

Cherry Burgess

Harriet Elizabeth Hill

Nina Serbedzija

Cameron Tooke

Megan Keeley Walsh

Presentation of Graduates

IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Tom Abbott

Hilal Hadoub Mohammed Hamood

Al Yazeedi

* Sarah Ballam-Davies

Daisy Bessell

Joseph Bramley

Georgia Kate Chapman

Laura Evans

Joseph Gardiner

William Green

Phurin Jarutirasarn

* Scott Jones

Caitlin Lyons

* Nicholas Page

Thomas Charles Rowe

Amy Jennifer Sams

Peter Raphael Samuel

Olivia Seng

Mansi Singh

Joseph Sullivan

Seren Mai Powell Taylor

Leanne Thorpe

Adam Walker

* Calum Weir

Anna Wilmot

Ji Zhong

* Chenyu Zhu

IN PHILOSOPHY

Maria Aspinall

Sophie Houghton

Robert Michael Vardey Thompson

IN PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE

* Margaret Elizabeth Chirgwin

Daniela Dumitru

IN PHILOSOPHY: MIND, BODY AND CULTURE

Ion Abuzatoaiei

Luke Andrew Gent

Henry Glydon

Sebastian Hanger

Jonathan Michael Hurst

Holly Prince

IN POLITICAL THOUGHT

Matthew Andrews

* Sarah Khan

Eva Lewis

George Rawlings

Alexander Robinson

Amy Jemima Sheppard

IN POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF THE MIDDLE EAST

* Abdullah Al Anjari

Julia Dominika Burzyk

Elliott James Alexander Harris

Georgia Hughes

Moustafa Jheran

Annabel Polly Jones

Rati Kvantaliani

Ben Phillips

IN SOCIETY AND CULTURE

Elysia Renee Brewer

Elena Gibb

Liza Moore

Wing Tak Stephanie Pang

IN SOCIETY AND CULTURE: ARTS, MEDIA AND CONSUMPTION

* Camilla Beghin

* Ellen Rose Beresford

Yuzhe Hu

IN SOCIETY AND CULTURE: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES

Thomasine Pledger

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

* Inkyung Jung

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE

IN APPLIED SOCIAL DATA SCIENCE

Andrew Iain Bosbery

Pushparaj Singh Bundela

Zöe Chamberlain

Francesca Miller-Lakin

Isaac Saldarriaga Russy

Matej Svoboda

James Turner

* Jessica Wu

Zi Juan Joe Wu

Youran Xu

IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

Luca James Boyd

Lewis Andrew Crump

Thomas Fuller

Dania Ghunaim

Zoe Isabella Groom-Shorter

Emma Kennedy

Joshua Ling

Oliver Lucas

Oliver Mahoney

Inês Miguel Mendes de Sousa

Michaela Selasie Mensah

Thomas Maxwell Pearce

* George Frederick Reid

* Samuel Resko

Savio Sam Samkutty Samuel

Cameron Stanley

* Yevgen Valeriyo Tolstoy

Hugh Waring

IN POLICY ANALYTICS

William Oliver Patrick Wormell

FOR THE DEGREE OF POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Lincy Victor Yang Xia

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ANTHROPOLOGY

Elspeth Kate Lund

IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

* Isabel Constance Anna Weston

IN PHILOSOPHY

* Maria Teresa Menescal Passos Penha Garcia

IN PHILOSOPHY AND POLITICS

Sofia Tamarit

Mila Yakush

IN POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

* Michael Dinata

Andrew John Whitcombe

IN POLITICS, PHILOSOPHY AND ECONOMICS

Marwan Magdy Kamel Mahmoud Abdalla

Anthony Lynch

* Vladislav Plamenov Neychev

Guillaume Jean-Francois Theodore Perrin

Gwynfor Deiniol Rowlinson

IN SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY WITH STUDY ABROAD

Vasiliki Tamvaki

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

IN POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Abigail Clargo

IN SOCIOLOGY AND CRIMINOLOGY

Olivia Rice

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

IN ARAB AND ISLAMIC STUDIES

Hamid Reza Maghsoodi

Thesis: TheRoleof ʿaqlintheThoughtof M rz Mahd I fah n

IN ETHNO-POLITICAL STUDIES

Stéphane Hlaimi

Thesis: Belonging,citizenshipandMuslim Identity:aBritish-Frenchcomparison

IN KURDISH STUDIES

Yaser Hassan Ali

Thesis: NationalIdentityDiscoursesin ContemporaryBahdinaniKurdishPoetry inIraq

IN LAW

* Xiaochen Mu

Thesis: Thechallengeofemergenceof virtualpropertytothetraditionallegal theoryandthecorrespondingsolutions

Peter David Underwood

Thesis: ReconceptualisingtheCorporate Group:Astudyexaminingthelegitimacyof CorporatePower

Thursday 15 December // 14:00

IN MIDDLE EAST POLITICS

Mark Andrew Bracher

Thesis: ATaleofTwoParadigms:How GenealogicalandComparativeHistorical analysiscanhelpresettheintractable debateoverthecausationofideological violence

Hawar Ameen

Thesis: TheinfluenceofPlace,Space, andSocialisingagentsonIdentityinIraqi Kurdistan:AstudyofKurdishyouthaged 18-25

IN PALESTINE STUDIES

Christopher David Burnham

Thesis: ‘NoPromotionAfterJerusalem’SirRonaldStorrs:PersonalityandPolicyin MandatePalestine

IN STRATEGY AND SECURITY

Haluk Dogan

Thesis: Power,Culture,andElite

Interactions:ANeoclassicalRealistAnalysis ofUSGrandStrategyandForeignPolicy towardsRussia,1993-2001

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF RESEARCH

IN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES

Hannah Louise Cowdell

IN SOCIO-LEGAL RESEARCH

Saskia Maria Hardcastle

Daniel Francis Jones

FOR THE DEGREE OF JURIS DOCTOR IN LAW

Yuet Hang Mak

Presentation of Graduates

FOR

THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS

IN ADVANCED ARABIC

* Mandar Marathe

* Mennan Salih

IN APPLIED SECURITY AND STRATEGY

Michal Andreas

* Jamie Bennett

Charles Jonathan Bradbury

Krystof Burysek

Eleanor Elizabeth Cook

Edward George Addison Doughty

John David Tallowin Gowing

James Hawkey

Daniel Philip George Hill

Shannon McGinley

Stephen Walton

IN KURDISH STUDIES

Saman Abdalkarim

Özgür Sev m

IN MIDDLE EAST POLITICS

Nawafel Abdulwahed Mansoor

Ebrahim Shehab

IN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES

Fred Anning

* Mohammad Ashkanani

Sultan Cavus

IN INTERNATIONAL LAW

Ewan Collett

Jay Gordon Cranston

Ruby Forster

* Serena Franklin

Malena Phoebe Leahy Fernandez

* Andrew John Pash

Devnath Anarga Peiris

Angus Stewart

* Meng Wang

IN LAW

* Alexandre Antoine Denis Boisgontier

Robert Bowman

Chloe Cain

Freya Cartwright

* Karamba Danso

Shain Desa

Sarah Dickinson

Juliette Nicole Monique Dubois

Oussama El Hassani

Albane Elisabeth Margaretha Faivre

Gabriella Louise Felipes

Pierre Eduardo Jean-Francois Feuillat

Gurvan Malo Grimont

Manon Anne Joelle Joly

* Victoire Hélène Louise Gilberte Juré

Farès Sélim Khouatra

Benjamin Marie Christophe Laurent

Pauline Maryse Liliane Gisele Le Tacon

Ophelie Therese Marie Lejeune

Jack Owen Liversedge

Jean Emmanuel Gustave Martinier

Sophie Mattar

Natalia Nicole Nunez

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARABIC STUDIES IN ARABIC AND ISLAMIC STUDIES

James Ruttley

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

IN ARABIC WITH PHILOSOPHY

Isobel Louise Broadberry

IN MIDDLE EAST STUDIES

Phoebe Greybanks

IN STRATEGY AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AND MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES

Loic McCrohan

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF LAWS IN LAW

Chloe Amouroux

Fleur Bullivant

Samuel Joseph Ernie Hollis

* Christopher James Khoury

Frederick Long

Sherfina Lisa Marie Odumanye

Olivia Marie Therese Robert

Elsy Giselle Vega Villanueva

IN LAW WITH BUSINESS

* Jadie Patricia May Pengelly

COMMERCIAL LAW

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF LAWS IN

Ademola Adekunbi

Cian Donovan-Taylor

Pramoda Shanika Prasanshanie

Gonapinuwala Vithanage

* Haoyi Guo

Serenity Kanhai

Betül Kiliç Girgin

* Pui Yi Avis Lee

Mehmet Serdar Ozkan

Beatriz Queiroz Freire

* Amber Anne Cope Richardson

* Zitao Tang

Paula Vilelas Aristizabal

* Fabio Pulcini

Leona Reid

Bastien Arthur Alexis Rougeron

Louis Pierre Bernard Simon

Sofi Kendra Tew

Rémy Quirin Truer

* Jiali Zhang

* Ran Zhang

* Jiajun Zhao

Presenterreturnstotheirseat

Presentation of Graduates

Friday 16 December 10:00

IN THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

Joseph Billingsley

Thesis: ResourceModellingand OptimisationforSLAGuarantees inHyperconvergedCommunication Infrastructures

Michelle Dawn Spruce

Thesis: Assessingthesocialimpactsof extremeweathereventsusingsocialmedia

* Juan Zhang

Thesis: OffloadingDecisionMaking StrategiesandApplicationsinMobileEdge Computing

IN ENGINEERING

Cristina Alina Alexandru

Thesis: MethodsofExtendingHorizontal TransmissionDistancesinInductiveWireless ChargingforLowPowerApplications

Salmatta Abiodun Ibrahim

Thesis: Awaterconsumptionquestionnairebasedstudyandgroundwatermodelling investigation:groundwatermanagement underseasonalvariabilityinFreetown SierraLeone

Fabrice Ntimugura

Thesis: Developmentofbio-based,low carbonandlowcostbuildingmaterialswith improvedthermalandacousticproperties

Rana Sabouni Tabari

Thesis: Polymericmicrofibersmimickinghair celllikesensorsfabrication

Connor Skelland

Thesis: ImpactofChemicaland MorphologicalChangesonthePhase StabilityofMagneticMaterials

Mayra Rodriguez Bennadji

Thesis: TheinfluenceofGreen Infrastructureontheresilienceofurban drainagesystems

IN MATHEMATICS

* Roman Aguirre Perez

Thesis: ArealDownscaling-Aspatial downscalerforpopulationcounts

Ibrahim Alraddadi

Thesis: NonlinearOscillatorModelsfor Long-TimescaleClimateVariability

* Hibah Bashaykh

Thesis: StatisticalAssessmentofForecast Calibration

Fabio Ferri

Thesis: Applicationsofrepresentation theoryandK-theorytoproblemsin algebraicnumbertheory

Giulia Murtas

Thesis: Modellingthepartiallyionisedsolar chromosphere

Laura Elizabeth Owen

Thesis: CompoundPrecipitationandWind ExtremesoverEuropeandtheirrelationship toExtratropicalCyclones

Deepak Kumar Panda

Thesis: DataAnalyticsandControlfor StabilityandResilienceofFutureSmart Grids

IN PHYSICS

Fahad Mubarak M Aldosari

Thesis: NobleMetalNanoparticle

ConstructsforApplicationsinCancer DiagnosisandTreatment

Agnes Claire Bacon

Thesis: OptoelectronicDevicesBasedon Emerging2DMaterials

* Tsz Hin Chan

Thesis: StructuringMethodsofHybrid PerovskitesforSolarApplications

Anna Laws

Thesis: Gaps,rings,andspiralsinscattered light:DiscsobservedaroundHerbigAe/Be andT-Tauristars

* Kong You Liow

Thesis: Numericalsimulationsofthe formationofyoungmassivestarclustersvia cloud-cloudcollisions

Anna Meletiou

Thesis: ImagingCardiacReceptor DistributionswithMolecularResolution usingDNA-PAINT

Laura Jane Moran

Thesis: MonteCarlomodellingofRaman scatteringinheterogeneousbreasttissue

Thomas Josiah Garratt Wilson

Thesis: ReadingBetweentheLines: ModellingtheHydrogenEmissionofTTauri Stars

Freddy James Michael Wordingham

Thesis: AdvancingPhotodynamicTherapy

TreatmentofNon-MelanomaSkinCancer withNumericalSystems

Bassey Ndiyo

Thesis: AstudyofRamanspectroscopyfor theearlydetectionandcharacterizationof prostatecancerusingbloodplasmaand prostatetissuebiopsy

IN PHYSICS/ENGINEERING

Konstantinos-Andreas Anastasiou

Thesis: Optoelectronicdevicesbasedon atomicallythinsemiconductorsandphotooxidisedHfOx

Jessica Frances Brown

Thesis: PhononicMetamaterialsforSurface AcousticWaveSensing

Conor Murphy

Thesis: Organiclight-emittingdiodeswith FeCl3intercalatedfew-layergraphene electrodes

David Tatnell

Thesis: Mechanismsandapplicationsofthe transductionofheatintosoundbyarraysof thinmetallicfilms

IN WATER INFORMATICS ENGINEERING

Mikkel Bue Lykkegaard

Thesis: MultilevelDelayedAcceptance MCMCwithApplicationstoHydrogeological InverseProblems

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE BY RESEARCH

Robert Backhurst

Thesis: HowComplexistheMagmatic SystemBeneathSakurajimaVolcanoand AiraCaldera?

* Mayra Alejandra Diaz Del Olmo Oliveira

Thesis: Analysisoftheregional environmentalperformanceofmining corporationsthroughtheexaminationof theCorporateSustainabilityReports

* Ece Kirat

Thesis: MagnetiteCompositioninSkarns AssociatedwiththeLand’sEndGranite,SW England

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE

IN ADVANCED COMPUTER SCIENCE

* Changdong Bi

Lewis Day

Ning Dou

Tom William Doughty

Tom Jackson

Zhipeng Liu

* Yunli Luo

Aishwarya Manavalan Balaji

Mona Moarefizade

Chenshuo Niu

Ashreeya Pant

Sohan Lekhraj Premchandani

Luyu Qi

* Yuanhang Shao

* Paihua Zhang

* Xiangyi Zhao

* Zhanwei Zhao

IN ADVANCED COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH BUSINESS

Victor Enemchukwu Ejenam

Malik Shair Ali Gohar

Sai Mahima Kshetragna

Naveen Murugesan

Mohammad Ali Rahimi Fard Kashani

Nandha Kumar Varadarajan

Nanda Kumar Vishvanathan

IN ADVANCED MATHEMATICS

George Arding Cheeseman

Charlotte Mary Grigg

* Bethany Lakin

William Sydney Morgan

Kirra Spillings

Zoe Westcott

Oliver Berwyn White

Cameron Wood

IN APPLIED DATA SCIENCE (ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION)

Xenia Afxentiou

IN APPLIED DATA SCIENCE (ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY)

* Megan Rose Lyons

Megan Watson

IN APPLIED DATA SCIENCE (RENEWABLE ENERGY)

Liam Merry

IN APPLIED DATA SCIENCE AND MODELLING

Josh Matthew Blannin

Thitipoom Chailert

* Ge Guo

* Yannan Qian

* Huanfeng Wang

IN APPLIED DATA SCIENCE AND STATISTICS

Sana Rabia

Shay Adler

Yu An

Ye Bai

Lyra Basha

* Rebecca Bilden

Erin Black

Sagar Channabasava

Bo Chen

* Mingkai Chen

Tuo Chen

* Yubin Chen

* Zhiqiang Chen

Nathan Edwin Cole

* Wendong Cui

* Bernardo Fernandes

Sze Man Fung

Bhargav Ganesh Naveen

Abhishek Arvind Gawde

Afsara Maliha Hannan

Silu Huang

* Xiaoyun Huang

Thomas Irons

Jingqi Jia

* Ye Jiang

Siming Jiao

Abby Jones

Gulam Gaus Khan

Jahnavi Kodavanti

Vinay Kumar

* Tianshi Li

Yidi Li

* Zuozhou Li

* Jinan Liang

* Hiu Yeung Lo

* Jiaming Lu

* Yiyang Luo

Parvesh Kiran Parthasarathy

Elise Richards

* Kelvin Samaroo

Alexander Schoenfelder

Ibrahim Seflek

* Supawich Sermchaiwong

Yue Shi

Shiva Shoaee

Sarveshwari Singh

Paul Slocombe

* Zheng Tang

Vyomkesh Vyas

Xinran Wei

Chak Fung Jeff Wong

Carys Katie Woolley

* Yuhang Wu

* Shirui Xu

* Yue Xu

Yuhang Zhang

* Chushu Zhao

Yixuan Zhao

* Feiyu Zuo

Presentation of Graduates

IN APPLIED GEOTECHNICS

Jaesam Martirez Bermas

IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

Viryandi Komio Anggani

* Kwan Ching Choi

Ahmad El Mounayar

Linzhou Li

Amirreza Nakhjiri

* Weijian Wen

IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH MANAGEMENT

* Yifei Chen

* Zhiyu Chen

Muhammad Zoorain Abbas Jaffari

* Haotian Sang

* Xiangyu Shi

IN CYBER SECURITY ANALYTICS

Sameer Belbase

* Can Chen

Elliot Jones

Nikhil Kunnath

Aakash Manikantan Nair Sindu

* Aris Melkonidis

Tharun Pasupuletee Prasad

Dinesh Prabhu Sakkarai

Souradeep Sengupta

Siu Man Clement Sun

IN DATA SCIENCE

Indraneel Angolu

Adam Scott Bannister

Sruthy Benny

* Anis Bouhamadouche

Rajathkumar Goud Danthoori

Snehith Devalapalli

Peilin Du

G Subramonia Iyer

Pawan Vasant Kamath

Sai Mohan Kilaru

Jiajie Liu

Ashokkumar Narayanappa

Gauri Mohan Pawse

Beulah Pocharam

Aiqiao Qian

George Quinn

Meghna Rana

Prasad Salimath

Tawhid Shahrior

Sailekya Sheral

Rupesh Shrestha

Anjaney Singh

* Atheeq Basha Syed

Lynn Thomas

Suhitha Yerabolu

* Qi Zhang

IN DATA SCIENCE WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Vishu Antani

Muhammet Bayrak

Valeria Casado Hernández

Philip Thomas Comrie-Smith

William Geoffrey Townend Drouard

Sarah Fairbairn

Folasade Falodun

Tohfah Gaibie

* Junyi Guo

Ridita Nebula Nebula Hossain

Alex Mathew John

Shubham Joshi

Karthik Kamisetty

Purna Kar

* Bitnarae Kim

* Feiyang Liu

* Shuqi Liu

* Nur Saeeda Mohamad Shukor

James O’Connell

Venkata Sai Rajasekhara Yasaswi

Palagummi

Siddharth Pandey

Restya Raju

Aayush Dilip Shah

Mansi Tomar

* Khuong Kien Trung

Yeshwanth Velineni

Cedric Wong

Frederick Woods

* Haitian Zhao

IN ENGINEERING BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Mohamad Abboud

Lama Fahad M Alsharif

Pranav Anilkumar

Wala Awad

Faizan Abbas Arif Bhagat

* Danyi Chai

Sorra Chatnaparat

* Keyan Chen

* Yibo Chen

Kolawole Olutosin Fadahunsi

* Xuejian Han

* Yibo Han

* Yassir Hassani

* Jiabin He

* Shunhang Ji

* Peiyu Jiang Ruilin Jiao

Xhulio Lavdari

Cameron John Legg

* Hongxiao Li

Tianyang Li

Zhengyu Li

* Zhedong Liao

* Feng Lin

* Shijie Ling

* Binchen Liu

* Fengyi Liu

* Simin Liu

* Tianze Liu

* Yuqing Lu

* Qinlei Mao

* Mengjia Mei

Jacqueline Monama

* Minfeng Pan

* Qian Qiu

* Hang Shen

* Yifan Shen

* Qiran Shu

* Ziyi Shu

* Linzhe Shui

* Boyu Si

* Zhifeng Su

* Binyang Sun

* Hualei Sun

* Zongyu Sun

* Changhao Tang

Diya Tang

* Junhao Tao

Pui Fung Tsui

Bokai Wang

* Yike Wang

* Yu Wang

Zhiwei Wang

* Guoming Wu

Xingyue Wu

* Yiqun Wu

* Yuhan Wu

* Mengxi Xie

Xuhui Xue

* Kai Yang

Yuxi Yuan

* Zhi Zeng

Jing Zhang

* Le Zhang

Junjie Zhong

* Shihao Zhu

* Ting Zhu

Friday 16 December // 10:00

IN ENGINEERING BUSINESS MANAGEMENT WITH INDUSTRIAL PLACEMENT

Arun Raj Prasannarajan

Adithyan Sunil Kumar

IN EXPLORATION GEOLOGY

* James Lewis Carling

Joshua Catton

* Kayleigh Anne Crichton

Oliver Dedman

* Alex Dineen

* Robert Donohue

Louis Graham

* William Green

Matthew Guildford

* Rebekah Hathaway

Orla Heaney

* Alessia Paschodimas

Ethan Ridsdale

* Georgia Roberts

Edward James Smith

IN FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS

Jonathan Bohnel

Stanley Neil Cunningham

Eduard Stefan Florescu

Matthew Jack Thomas Kerridge

Alexander Mason

Nia Haf Roberts

Gabriel Sheldon

IN GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING

* Lucy Abigail Bray

* Miles Duncan

Natalie Kamande

* Thomas Kistruck

IN INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

* Jiaqi Cao

* Xiaoxuan Cao

* Tiantian Chang

* Pengdong Chen

* Yanzhi Chen

* Yuyu Chen

* Pengtao Cui

Jingrui Di

* Jialing Dong

* Yingqi Dong

Xilin Fan

* Xingyi Fan

* Xinyu Gu

* Xinyun Hu

Xilichen Hua

Liuyang Huang

* Hao Jiang

* Yuqing Jin

* Xinyuan Kang

* Jing Li

* Yuhan Li

* Wanqi Liao

* Jiaxin Lin

* Jinze Liu

Yang Liu

* Hongrui Man

* Zhiheng Nan

* Ping Ni

Oluwaseun Oluwagbenro

* Yu Ouyang

* Yaxuan Pi

* Siyu Shen

* Zhongxin Shen

* Chengwei Song

Sitanan Tiratananan

* Lingbo Wang

Sini Wang

* Weijia Wang

* Yudi Wang

Jingkai Wu

* Yao Wu

* Weiyi Xie

* Ruihan Xu

Xinyan Xu

Rong Yang

* Yingxian Ye

* Penghao Yu

Enyuan Zhang

* Lijinhong Zhang

* Weitong Zhang

* Yunqiao Zhang

* Yushuai Zhang

Zezhong Zhang

* Weihao Zheng

* Yuchen Zhou

* Yuanjian Zhu

IN MATHEMATICAL MODELLING (BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE)

Charles Cameron

Darya Kostromina

Kateryna Nechyporenko

Amika Dharmendra Patel

IN MATHEMATICAL MODELLING (CLIMATE SCIENCE)

Emma Maria Baldassari

Bryony Hobden

Alice Frances Kendal

* Jack Harry Robb

Daniel Witt

IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Haashir Ahmad

Muayad Ahmed Mohsin Al Ghassani

Malek Bassiony

* Charles Michael Dyer

Lin Gan

* Yuanhui Gao

Ivan Georgiev

Nicholas Hanstock

John Irwin

* Huiqi Liu

* Zhaoqi Niu

Yifeng Shen

Aaron Simon

Ayushi Samari Subedi

* Hongjing Wang

* Zhenduo Xie

* Zhaolin Xiong

* Xingfang Xu

* Qixiang Zhang

IN MINERALS PROCESSING

* Ouattara Mohamed Emmanuel Amourlaye

* Marc Greenwood

* Michael Grove

* Jakob Paul Holland

IN MINING ENGINEERING

* Athena Atkinson

* Nicolás Cortés Jofré

* Andres Eduardo Diaz Seabra

* Ibrahim Gorkem Dumanay

* Adam Gibbs

* Jack Kurt Hollingworth

Sanosunad Kotte Jerome

* Alec Lloyd

* Benjamin Mantell-Jolly

* Chloe Rushworth

* James Schofield

Presentation of Graduates

IN MINING ENGINEERING (PROFESSIONAL)

James Bittaba Temuorr German

IN MINING ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

* Sahin Alacacayir

* Onur Berk Asim

* David Bullock

Claudia Malam

Max Tuzinkiewicz

Edward Wakefield

IN MINING GEOLOGY

* Lauren Bamber

Oliver Blagden

* Alexander Edward James Carter

* Constantin Cyubahiro

* Steven Frederick Demaine

Wayland Raymond Drury

Reza Fahmi

Alexander Salvador Jamieson

* Ryan Jenkins

Harry Kelsall

Benjamin Kelson

* Edward Junior Owusu-Ansah

Alexis Valentin Paredes Ruiz

* Ilan Powell

Daniel Prout

* Rachael Sims

Amy Warren

IN RENEWABLE ENERGY ENGINEERING

* Oqab Alotaibi

Charalampos Anastasiadis

Brown Binumon

Makarand Dilip Deshpande

* Laura Essak

* Abu Bakar Siddique Farooq

* Junchi Guo

* Jiayu Liu

* John Richard Degarrs Pelentrides

Inderjeeth Rajesh

* Finlay Whitmore

* James Cameron Wright

IN STATISTICS

Katherine Ann Buzzard

Ben Ryan Hooper

Danielle Louise Todd

Divyansh Diwakar Upasni

IN STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

Zivile Dailidonyte

IN SURVEYING AND LAND/ ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

* Ali Abukhamseen

* Olivia Brown

* Samuel Fisher

* Ethan Greenwood

* James Hynes

* Christopher Mesher

* Marianna Tomkins

* James Timothy Wake

IN SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS AND MANUFACTURING

* Adam Azenic

IN WATER ENGINEERING

* Bingzhe Fu

* Pui Yin Leung

Zhaoming Li

IN WATER ENGINEERING WITH MANAGEMENT

Pavlo Novak

IN WEATHER AND CLIMATE SCIENCE

Brian Dodd

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER IN SCIENCE IN NATURAL SCIENCES

Elizabeth Martha Frances Antrobus

Van Der Veen

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF MATHEMATICS IN MATHEMATICS

Emily Clare Woolley

FOR THE DEGREE OF POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ADVANCED COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH BUSINESS

* Venkata Krishna Reddy Gade

IN APPLIED DATA SCIENCE AND STATISTICS

Matthew William Aitchison

IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH MANAGEMENT

* Jiayan Yu

IN CYBER SECURITY ANALYTICS

Elizabeth Ekanem

FOR THE DEGREE OF POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN ADVANCED MATHEMATICS

Edward Lucas

IN DATA SCIENCE

* Morgan Rhys Downing

IN WEATHER AND CLIMATE SCIENCE

Faye Hamilton

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

Isabelle Fellows

Annabel Jackson

Hammad Khan

IN ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING

* Zackary Jackson

IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT

Mert Gural

IN RENEWABLE ENERGY ENGINEERING

Dylan William Hawkes Brereton

Ahmed Amr Mohamed Ahmed Dabaa

Pieter Carel Willem Felstead

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

IN APPLIED GEOLOGY

Alda Salome Cassessa Chimuco

IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

Bryony Dawn Edgell

Lewis Henry Lloyd

Thomas Andrew Davenport Morris

Luke Southam

Richard Wardle

Shuoqing Zhu

IN COMPUTER SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS

Dana-Maria Buzatu

Ruth Matthews

IN COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH INDUSTRIAL PLACEMENT

Samuel Edward Poyntz-Wright

IN COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH TESOL

Pierre Hugues Charles Marie

Ghislain de Brosses

IN GEOLOGY

Maximillian Darcy Jack Kennedy

IN MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

* Joel Timothy Hooper

Harry Hudson

IN MATHEMATICS

Jakob Michael Bennett

Benjamin Hagger

Sarah Imafidon

Nabil Khandker

Brandon Eu Ming Lim

Eleanor Keziah Myles

Henry James Parris

Shing-Hei To

IN MATHEMATICS AND HISTORY

Simon Velez Lujan

IN MATHEMATICS AND POLITICS

Ethan Lloyd Brown

IN MATHEMATICS WITH FINANCE

Khayal Abbaszade

IN NATURAL SCIENCES

Aiden Bulmer

Adrian Schembri Wismayer

FOR THE DEGREE OF DIPLOMA OF HIGHER EDUCATION

IN MATHEMATICS WITH FINANCE

* Songcheng Xie

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Friday 16 December // 10:00

Presentation of Graduates

Friday 16 December 14:00

IN THE UNIVERSITY OF EXETER BUSINESS SCHOOL

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Elaine Adams

Atif Aejaz Ahmed

Zeeshan Akhtar

Seton Akojenu

Hasan Al-Madfai

* Folayele Mandom Aladenika

Charilaos Alexopoulos

Kerry Maureen Allen

Clare Altmann-Richer

* Srinivas Ankareddy

James Anthony-Edwards

Lyndon Arnold

Mike Artherton

Catherine Arthurs

Zoey Louise Arthurs

Sarah Ascott

Kalid Askar

David Aston

Ashvina Baboolall

Emma Bagwell

* Yingbo Bai

Sameer Bakshi

* Stephen Clifford Ball

Richard David Ballard

Peter Bampton

Maria Banham

Charlotte Barton

* Daniel Bassiri

Samantha Bax

Rajendra Sidram Benade

Sanchari Bhattacharyya

Ivan Mirko Bigi

Guy Martyn Boosey

Jonathan Borrett

Katherine Mary Louise Bridge

Jonathan Peter Brightman

Ian Broadfoot

Julia Brown

* Corrina Bryant

Stephanie Buckley

* Thomas Burdett

Sarah Carter

Eleni Chantzopoulou

Rohan Singh Chauhan

John Cheesman

Sandra Jane Clemo

James Colwell

Carolyne Connolly

* Peter Cooney

Elaine Cordy

Hannah May Corfield

Alex Cornett

Andrew Cowell

* Hayden Craig

Steven Peter Crewdson

Doruk Cuhadar

Luke Curtis

Subhajit Datta Roy

Catherine Ching-Yen Davies

Gillian Day

Camilla Sophie De Bernhardt Lane

Lilian Regina De Carvalho Schnaider

Elena Deeva

Michael Delwiche

Kshitiz Dhall

Neha Dhaun

Udit Dhingra

* Jennifer Helen Dinmore

James Dodson

Alexander John Dunn

* Liam Dyson

Simon Earles

Lisa-Dianne Eastmead-Hoare

Kate Ellis

Paul Ellis

Susan Patricia Fallon

Paula Farrow

Mahmoud Fatouh

Joanna Fellows

Jane Ferguson

Geraldine Finucane

Richard Anthony Fitch

James Peter Fortune

Louise Fox

Marie Elizabeth Fursdon

Cristina Iulia Gaita

Anthony James Gibson

* Kerstin Gleie

Isabel Gonzalez Arcelus

Rachel Gori

Marie Gould

Jane Graham

* Jonathan Healey Grant

Sarra Gravestock

Lucy Gray

Sarah Gray

Steve Gray

Jacob Green

Lorraine Julie Gunton

* Clare Hammell

David Franklin Hansen

* Michael John Harget

Joanne Harris

David Paul Harrison

* Daniel Frank Hartley

Roxana Hassel Nelepcu

Richard John Head

Natalie Heath

* David Henry

Daniel Herridge

Natalie Anna Herring

Emma Louise Hewett

Lan Ngoc Hoang

Judith Holloway

James Rob Howieson

Cameron Hunter

* Steven Hyatt

Ali Iftikhar

Onyekachi Ihedioha

Merve Inceer

Lucia-Bianca Ionita

Rupert Charles Irons

Andrew Johnson

Ross Johnston

Liesel Jolly

Jason Jonas-Hatley

Hannah Megan Young Jones

Paula Jones

Gopal Kallayiram

Piyush Prakashji Kankriya

Priya Jignesh Kapadia

Pankaj Kashmiri

Smitha Kavungal_Konoor

Laura Helen Kellaway

Zan Khan

Shona Kinsella

* George Knott

Satyajeet Kumar

Raphaël Jean André Labourasse

Sylwia Natalia Ladon

* Ian Richard Lake

Alexander Michael Layton

* David Learmonth

* Terri Leggett

Katja Lehmann-Rodgers

Adam Lennon

Xina Li

Champika Kulatunge Liyana

Atukoralalage Dona

Nicola Lloyd

James Lloyd-Stuart

Glenn Lobb

Wayne Anthony Luke

Patrick Manaton

Carine Mangeat

Katharine Kitty Mann

Ronak Maroo

Phillip Marsden

Steven Ferguson Marshall

Zita Martinez

* Francois Germain Daniel Massip

Oliver Maxey

Andrew Gordon Maxwell

Edward McAdam

Maximilian Alexander John McKechnie

Leilani Mellows-Facer

Samuel Edward Metcalf

Leslie Neal Metcalfe

Alexandra Mihaiu

* Ross Miller

Ashish Mishra

Viraj Mistry

Feroz Mohammed

Shumailla Zareen Moinuddin-Dar

Christopher James Mooge

* Steven Paul Moore

Alexandra Morgan-Thompson

* Emily Morris

Jonathan Moseley

Saera Mushtaq

Abigail Muzvimwe

Dovile Naktinyte

Ramesh Kumar Navarang Ram

Myles Neill-Dore

Darien Neville

Ashley Kent Noyce

* Nicodemus Majaira Nyamupachitu

Emma O’Connell

Edward O’Leary

* Jonathan David Chin O’Sullivan

Michaela O’Sullivan

Emmanuel Oladimeji Olaofe

Alizee Oumnia

* Tara Page

Siena Pakington

Thomas Parsons

Ketul Ajay Patel

Joshua James Payne

Christopher Raine Peacock

Camilla Perfect

Lee Pester

Line Ho Young Peteri

Edward Peters

Luigi Petulla

Subramoniam Pillai

Brooke Pinkney

Ronald Zvidzai Pisa

Morenike Popoola

Iciar Maria Pujana

Felicity Dominique Purchase-Hill

Pratomchai Pusakolcharoensak

Arun Kumar Raghavendra

Joshua Thomas Harding Rains

Manish Ramchurn

Jayshree Ramsurun

William Rasbridge

* Dualta Redmond

Lewis Reed

Daniel Morgan Laurence Reid

Alastair Revell

Dylan James Jupiter Reynolds

Michael Rich

Kenneth Hugh Ritchie

Douglas Robertson

Oliver Rolph

Jacqueline Ross

Joel James Rowswell

Zoheir Sahel

James Robert Salmon

James Samuel

Hannah Sanderson

Sarah Sargent

Richard Savage

Victoria Scammell

* Jill Selff

Ariana Serrano Franquesa

Pankaj Kumar Sharma

* Rory Shepherdson

Paul Anthony Sheward

Amir Shirazi

Nishma Shoor

* Russell Shotton

Kirti Sisodia

Gina Small

* Stephen Smyth

Shelley Southon

Natalie Stanbrook

James Andrew Stannard

Huw Stephens

Claire Stevens

Iain Stevens

Ross William Stevens

Thomas Eli Stratton

Cedrine Anthea Emmanuelle Streit

Asim Sultan

Anli Sun

* Dilip Tahilani

Richard George Pow Tait

Lee Tango

* Sudarshan Thalenjeri

Daniel Thomas

Phillip James Thompson

Ruth Thorne

Joanne Nancy Titmus

* Eustathios Triantafellou

Nicholas Paul Turner

Emma Vince

Benjamin Allan Vincent

Twinkle Vinod

* Delia Ward

Joshua William Reuben Ward

Sarah Waters

* Betsy Wells

Lisa Wells

Jessica Whatley

Siobhan White

Tracy Marie Williams

Joanne Mary Willoughby

* Graham Michael Andrew Wills

Craig Wilson

Samuel James William Winchester

Richard Windram

Karina Jane Witton-Dauris

Samuel James Woodman

Amanda Danielle Worley

Thomas Wyman

Rajesh Yagavakote Laxminarsappa

Jessica Yalland

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Presentation of Graduates

IN THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN DATA SCIENCE

Oliver Barnard

Jess Card

Elliott Chidley

* Oliver Jon Sonny Few

Robyn Hinsley

Hannah Charlotte Molloy

Rishan Shah

Siddharth Shirke

Bradley Stonehewer

Richard Mark Warburton

* Kornelia Watson

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

Barnaby Hall

IN CIVIL ENGINEERING SITE MANAGEMENT

Calum David Campbell

Sam Michael Coupe

Sean Michael Noonan

Benjamin Harry John Warr

Samuel Watson

* Callum Wilson

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN DIGITAL AND TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS

Nisar Ahmadi

Nima Salar Akram

* Khadija Al-Selini

Maria Aldea

Stephanie Bally

Alimat Bankole

Collwyn Bevan

Lewis Elliott Bird

Oliver Booth

Hannah Bray

Alexander Bridgen

Mark Britton

Jacob Nicholas Brookman

James Carnell

Kate Cheshire

Caitlin Davies

Jamie Darren Harry Day

Jean-Luc Anthony de Garis

Holly Ellwood

Lori French

Caroline Ann Garrad

Harley Glover-Newson

* Isobel Goddard

Olivia Grogan

Jess Howard

Joshua Huw Isted s’Jacob

Jack Johns

Charlie Johnson

Faris Khan

Rebecca King

Brandon Le Rossignol

Katherine Locke

Kieran Thomas Marshall

Christopher Mhango

Adam Morsman

Daniel George Mountain

Jacob Osborne

Muhammad Patel

Matthew John Penswick

Christopher Benjamin Pounds

David Powell

Lucy Frances Randall

Abigail Ruse

Laura Russell

Anya Elizabeth Sewell

Tahmid Tajwar Siddique

Tyreece Simpson

Samuel Skynner

Joshua Summers

Callum Tarttelin

Jaime Frederico Viegas

Celine Williams

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IN THE COLLEGE OF LIFE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE

IN CLINICAL ASSOCIATE IN PSYCHOLOGY (MENTAL HEALTH IN ADULTS)

Sophie Ashurst

Rebecca May Barnes

Eleanor Brittain-Long

Catharine Carew Hunt

Charlotte Cattran

Alexandra Rose Cavanna

Hayley Ann Chandler

Ypapanti Chochorelou

Helena Jane Cooper

Louise Craddock

Glicinia Danso

Hannah Davies

Yasemin Maria Demir

Rosie Dhillon

Joanna Delphine Doherty

Rebecca Eldred

* Helen Giddy

Freya Gomes

Peter George Hall

Jessica Hyatt

Sarah Johnson

Clare Olivia Jones

Maisie Knight-Davies

Alyssia Leamon

Jennifer Loughran-Bunt

Abigail McCallum

Elysia Merenda

Jasmine Mustafa

Cassandra Leigh Dorothy Pack

Sian Louise Parker

Abbie Ryall

Ellen Talbot

Azra Anam Thaker

Charlotte Venables

* Alexander White

Jake John Wood

FOR THE DEGREE OF GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN PSYCHOLOGICAL WELLBEING PRACTICE

Helena Carter

Kim Victoria Lee Yoong Chin

Fiona Collis

Jordan Hawkins

* Deborah Louise Hill

Lucy Ann Howl

Stephanie Jackman

Letitia Noone

Kate Ormsby

Andrea Robertson

Kim Schoemacher

Natasha Taylor

Lyndsey Thorpe

Emma Train

Nicola Wallace

Olivia Walsh

Lauren Williams

Laura Yelland

Ratna Yoganandan

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IN THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND

HEALTH

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN HEALTHCARE LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

Suzanne Jayne Adams

Lucy Bates

Samantha Johdi Bosence

* Andrew Scott Brett

Shona Cornish

* Marco Da Matta Coelho

Sarah Joanne Davies

Anna Louise Ekerold

Jennifer Frampton

Eva Jakobsen

Claire-Louise Journeaux

Danielle Kirby

Holly McKenzie

Saoirse Read

Stephanie Rossiter

Joanne Thompson

Gillian Thornton

Linda Ruth Trebilcock

John Warburton

Friday 16 December // 14:00

*

Rachel Wharton

FOR THE DEGREE OF POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HEALTHCARE LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

Jan Potter

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Saturday 17 December 09:00 IN THE COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

FOR THE DEGREE OF POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN ACADEMIC PRACTICE

* Charles Andrew Downing

Victoria Jane Sadler

* Julian James Vizor

* Dimitrios Vlachopoulos

FOR THE DEGREE OF POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATION

IN ART AND DESIGN SECONDARY (SCHOOL DIRECT)

Laura Jones

IN BIOLOGY SECONDARY

Juliane Brown

Sophie Brown

Chelsie Dyer

Patrick Andrew Hunter

Graham Knight

Hollie Mawdsley

* Jonathon Scott Parker

Jago Roberts

Tristan Slade

Beatrice Testa

* Grace Vertigans

IN BIOLOGY SECONDARY (SCHOOL DIRECT)

Emma Dilley

Lily Amelia Ewen

Jade Louise Quick

IN BIOLOGY WITH PSYCHOLOGY SECONDARY

Alex Katherine Turpin

Barrett-Chapman

* Stacey Louise Mary Windeatt

IN CHEMISTRY SECONDARY

Jake Evans

Eleanor Libby French

Amy Victoria Robinson

Hannah Tarrant

George Thayer

Adam West

IN CHEMISTRY SECONDARY (SCHOOL DIRECT)

* Alex Nicholson

IN COMPUTER SCIENCE SECONDARY (SCHOOL DIRECT)

Miles Carrigan

IN DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY (PRODUCT DESIGN) SECONDARY (SCHOOL DIRECT)

Taytum Cotton

IN ENGLISH PRIMARY

Olivia Beith

Isobelle Thea Brooks

Emily Natasha Brown

Stephanie Ann Collis

Katherine Helena Mary Conway

Shannon Vanessa Durrant

Ellie-Rain Feltham

Charlotte Georgia Harris

Katie Huxtable

Isobel Keat

Pandora Leah Hawkins Molteno

Grace Preston

Julia Shelbourne

Eleanor Smith

Melissa Warner

IN ENGLISH SECONDARY

Sarah Bolt

Nicola Chappel

Sophie Crowhurst

Samantha Foxwell

Odhran Maynes

Charlotte Ogilvie

Morgan Pearce

George Graham Rendall

Molly Seymour

Abigail Alma Taphouse

Will Turnbull

Megan Wilkins

IN ENGLISH SECONDARY (SCHOOL DIRECT)

Daniel Baugh

* Miriam Bay

Catherine Buckland

Eleanor Ford

Rebekah-Louise Horide

IN FRENCH SECONDARY

Sophie Busby

Rachel Dale

Louise Rebecca Mills

Laura Marion Emilie Rasseneur

IN GEOGRAPHY SECONDARY (SCHOOL DIRECT)

Aaron Redway Cobb

Harry Lovering

Laura Woodward

Bethany Kathryn Wyatt

IN GERMAN SECONDARY

Eleanor May Cooper

Presentation of Graduates

IN HISTORY SECONDARY

Chloe Glew

Matthew Jones

Emma Kirk

Jack Male

Cealach McKeating

James Mutton

Eleanor Ogden

Harry Martyn Kenneth Rushton

Bilal Sair

Tegan Katherine Iceni Saunders

* Megan May Tudor

Megan Tumelty

Atlanta-Rose Vowden

Logan Williams

IN HISTORY SECONDARY (SCHOOL DIRECT)

Alexandra Blelloch

Harriette Clark

Ellen Farr

Sarah Ferguson

Olivia Ellen Gilfillan Jamieson

Amelia Nye

Megan May Robins

IN HUMANITIES PRIMARY

Anna Ayrey

Hanna Sophie Rose Bowers

William Grundy

Iona Elizabeth Parnowski

Heather Pye

Rebecca Van-Stein

Harry Watkin

Louise Wilde

Emily Jane Williscroft

IN MATHEMATICS PRIMARY

Bethany Amber Johns

Rosalin Janet Kremer

Ellie Palmer

Madeline Patmore

Niamh Reilly

Liam Wilkins

Daniel Wood

Rachel Claire Wood

Bertie Youd

IN MATHEMATICS SECONDARY

Charlie Foy Berry

William Thomas Daughtrey

Susannah Mary Dent

Alexander Jesse Gilbert

* Rupert Jones

Emma Reiser

Andrew David Murray Reynolds

IN MATHEMATICS SECONDARY (SCHOOL DIRECT)

Jessica Anne Daw

Edwin James Evans

Saffron Jones

IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECONDARY

Laura Barnes

Jasmine Beal

Liam Benjafield

Louisa Bush

Bronwyn Cousins

Jordan Cross

* Phoebe Hannah Dalley White

Ethan Derrick

Charlie Falla

Thomas Alan Fisher

Emily Foster-Godley

Keiran Hall

Lydia Harris

Kyle Hartnell

* James Hawkings

Amelia Hodgetts

Niall Instone

Rory Andrew Legg

Hope Alana Lushington

William Mepsted

Charlotte Rose Oke

Kriss Radivojsa

Leoneta Recica

Sennen Jade Roberts

Thomas Rose

Eve Samardzija

Matthew Simonds

Caroline Spence

Amelia Rose Stanford

Benjamin Owen Storry

Chloe Walker

IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECONDARY (SCHOOL DIRECT)

Lauren Faye Cook

Luca Alexander Gibbins

Megan Kellaway

Holli Munford

Benjamin Ward

IN PHYSICS SECONDARY

Samuel Hatch

* Rachel Kealy

Sarah Claire Stoyle

Bethany Grace Warne

IN PHYSICS SECONDARY (SCHOOL DIRECT)

Katy Lancaster

Nathan Thompson

IN PRIMARY (SCHOOL DIRECT)

Katie Rebecca Anslow

Maria Clair Ball

* Lauren Banner

Shellie Bewes

Katrina Boreham

* Hannah Bound

* Gemma Bridge

Meghan Grace Chapman

Rebecca Crosse

Cressida Louise Dobbs

Rebecca Dunning

Lauren East

April Anne Elliott

Charlotte Foster

Victoria Hansford

Elizabeth Ann Julian

* Philip Martin Atkinson Marriott

Louise Mason

Poppy McGowan Hayes

Hannah Morris

Charlotte Moulster

* Harriet Lucy Munday

Dennis Parkes

Paul Paxton

Rochelle Roberts

Lauren Brooke Rockey

Hannah Marie Sawyer

Rebecca Stephanie Southcott

Lowena Thong

Adam Tipper

Emma Watkins

Charlie Webber

Jake Webster

Chloe Whitby

Chloe Williams

Imogen Wray

* Joseph Young

IN PRIMARY TEACHING AND LEARNING

Olivia Sian Griffin

Alexandra Heyes

Christina Marie Jones

Rosie McGeorge

Molly Mayo Omalley

Alice Louise Pells

Olivia Lucy Scott

Charlotte Amelia Steed

IN PRIMARY WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS / DISABILITY (SCHOOL DIRECT)

Alice Courtney Hobbs

James Pickering

Lachan Ashleigh Read

Ria Sherrell

IN PRIMARY - FOUNDATION STAGE/ KEY STAGE 1 (SCHOOL DIRECT)

Amy Edwards

Samantha Fletcher

Deborah Elizabeth Harper

Katie Hegenbarth

Lydia-Jane Peers

Ella Pittard

Isabel Rose Starmer

Kayleigh Tucker

IN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SECONDARY

Sahar Abdollah Aboonajmi

* Savannah Ney

* Amalee Emmanuelle Rycroft

* Joanna Sutton

IN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SECONDARY (SCHOOL DIRECT)

Matthew John Robert Hurley

Jessica Florence Woodhouse

IN SCIENCE PRIMARY

Joanne Briggs-White

Charlotte Abigail Brown

Megan Kate Doades

Claire Patricia Hopkins

Evelyn Annabel Jackson

Ella Jolly

Karen Kenward

Anna Marie-Claire Ongouya

Rebecca Rose Sadgrove

Rebecca Williams

IN SPANISH SECONDARY

Tobias Philip George Case

* Martyna Julia Damazyn

Jonathan Michael Foster

Laura Camilla Galvin

IN UPPER PRIMARY ART

Emily Baker

Claire Anne Burchell

Jenner Craigmile

Lily Eustace

Hannah Faith Jackson

* Camilla Frances Johnstone

* Catherine Law

Liberty Pacey

Miranda Auriol Parry

Olivia Rowe

* Jennifer Elizabeth Helen Watson

Madeleine Websdale

Saturday 17 December // 09:00

IN UPPER PRIMARY MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Emily Bevington

Erin Grace Cottell

Ruth Elizabeth Mary Fletcher

* Nathalie Jane Harris

Natalie Christine Johnson

Caitlin Emily Lavin

Jessica Ann Lindsay

Madeline Kate Poucher

Constance Matilda Searle

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Presentation of Graduates

Saturday 17 December 11.45

IN THE UNIVERSITY OF EXETER BUSINESS SCHOOL

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF RESEARCH IN GLOBAL POLITICAL ECONOMY

Fawwaz Alabdulhadi

* Sing Long Dun

Ellie Rose Richards McMillan

IN MANAGEMENT

Olufemi Mirth Adenitan

Dorcas Nduakoh

* Chang Qu

* Esed Selmani Herab

Yogendra Singh

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Adetola Adenekan

Nnenna Anyanwu

Pavandeep Bansal

Shrutika Bhardwaj

Cleofe Board

Kanyarat Deemak

Vijaylaxmi Desai

* Xiangxin Guo

* Quantong Han

Matthew Harris

Kabir Suleiman Haruna

Umesh Sivaraman Iyer

Ananda Nidhi Lakshmikumari

Settawut Lekanukit

Parth Mehta

Annie Michelle Elizabeth Mera Galiano

Awantika Mohan

Rueangkit Panyapongsathorn

Apidchaya Pathomprichakul

Carli Rescott

Christina Savvas

Aurisha Sengupta

Sanjana Sharma

Chalita Titayanunt

* Xiaolong Wang

Wei Xu

* Man Yuan

* Zhibin Zhuang

Nishant Jesshta Nijaguna

Kasidech Numee

Adekemi Obatomi

Kutay Onlen

Grishma Sushil Paliwal

FOR

THE

DEGREE

OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ANALYTICS

* Arshia Amali

Apurva Arya

Tushar Atri

Pallavi Bal

Aneena Biju

Iuliia Bokhan

Saikat Chakraborty

* Vethanee Chatthanee

Ya-Fang Cheng

* Yu-Han Cheng

Bhavani Chandrasekhar Naidu Chinta

* Yuxia Dai

Kushang Mukesh Dajiwala

Emon Kalyan Dutta

Ralph Oliver Cottelle Edwards

* Jiahua Fang

Muhammad Fasih

Pranjali Damodar Govada

Danfeng He

Jie He

Jie Ming Ho

Shir-Yu Huang

* Laura Jackson

Shubham Jajoo

Jaffar Javhar Kadwaikar

Tejas Sarang Kale

* Alexia Celine Francoise Mary Kirk

Sri Soundarya Kanaka Durga Koganty

Pratik Kumar

Sanjay Kumar

Hanna Lee

* Xiaotong Li

Tsung-Han Lin

* Wei-Te Lin

* Yuqi Liu

Yong-Yi Lu

Indumathi Mandha

Aravind Menon

* Rui Miao

Ayush Mishra

Sanjay Mohan

Susan Anne Munday

Abigail Palmer

* Sukrit Parinyanusorn

Sai Priya Poka

Sahil Sanjay Punjabi

Meenakshi Ravindranath

Worada Sarapoke

Ashna Shajahan Parul Sharma

Nitin Sharma

Aditya Sunil Shinde

Kaushik Shukla

Abhirami Simi Anilkumar

Apurva Singh

Shantanu Soni

Srikanth Thadigoppula

Siddharth Thazhathe Kalathil

Phuttachat Treerapee

Thi Vy Phuong Trinh

* Hanxiao Wang

* Yi Wang

* Ben Wells

* Zhenjie Wu

Maame Akua Afrakoma Wusu-Ansah

Samuel Wyborn

William James Yarnell

Peiying Yu

* Ziqing Zhang

IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION MANAGEMENT

Molly Amelia Adamson

Anshul Agarwal

Yahir Alcázar Allen

Syed Shayan Ali

* Germán Emilio Barreto Montiel

Benjamin Chadd

Bangrui Chen

Eseroka Dafinone

* Chanapat Fungtammasan

* Mingyu Gao

Nithin Gnanaguru

Tanmay Gupta

William David Harris

Melissa Maria Harten Arregui

* Yichen Liu

* Zebang Lu

Hanze Lyu

Ramjith Madhu

Sa’eeda Ahmadu Mu’azu

* Peeraya Namwat

Nikhil Pinto

Piyusha Kishor Sable

* Nutnicha Sanpakit

Vinayak Sharma

* Nutthakun Sirisanguansut

Maja Charlotte Strohkendl

Alnoor Tarmohamed

* Haoyu Wang

* Mengqiu Wang

Chawin Winmoon

* Tanchanok Wiwithajinda

Yueyun Wu

Ruitao Xiao

* Jialutong Xu

Weiming Yu

* Zeyu Zhao

Zhiyuan Zhu

IN FINANCE AND MARKETING

* Siyi Chen

* Chenxi Dong

Knarik Gevorgyan

* Siyu Li

* Chanon Puratjaroenchai

Sanjana Ramesh

Siyu Shen

Ploy Tongsuthi

* Nattavadee Wongwacharadumrong

IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Zehra Ajmal

Emma Francesca Bruce

* Pengchuan Cao

* Sean Jay Carne

Qiying Chen

Kathryn Elizabeth Chidzey-Jones

Tejashvi Damania

* Mengchen Fan

Phoebe Herman

Sirada Karnjanasopon

Charles Oscar Mattingly

* Haiyan Wang

Joycelyn Heather Wong

Nina Ramsland Worts

Huiyu Wu

* Xue Xiao

Wenqian Xu

Yifei Xu

* Xinyi Yan

* Yi Yang

Renqian Yu

Jingfan Zhang

* Wenji Zhang

* Xiangning Zhang

IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

Abhishek Anand

Doruk Anliatamer

Aaron Rajan Arul Mariadoss Babu

Wanwarat Atsawaweeradet

Aaryaman Bahadur

Edward Christopher Harry Boynton

* Yucheng Cai

Ruixue Chen

* Zhenyu Chen

Hyejin Cho

Daniel Brian Coughlan

Clifford Dass

Jiuming Dong

Katie Duly

* Fan Fan

* Jingxian Fang

Savina Simon Fernandes

Sofia Fomina

Camena Anna Foote

Oluwafadekemi Anthonia Fosudo

Yat Sum Fung

Emily Gale

* Yuan Ge

James Guinet

* Zihao Guo

* Alexander Hadden

Ellen Hancock

* Yonghong He

Zhiqian He

Barnaby Holt

* Heyao Hou

* Licheng Hu

* Zeyang Hu

* Miki Ide

Frances Jackson

* Linjun Jiang

* Shilin Jie

Zhiyuan Jing

Saadia Khan

* Hei Tung Chloe Ko

* Fanchu Kong

I-Tung Kuo

Isada Laowakul

Daniele Li

Mingjun Li

* Shihao Li

* Shuyue Li

Yee Ning Li

* Hongjian Lin

* Zhichao Lin

* Chengbo Liu

* Yunfeng Liu

* Yilin Lu

* Junwei Ma

Qianyun Ma

* Yingjian Ma

* Apurba Krishna Mandal

MacArtan McCabe

Narrad Meemanonuns

* Binghua Mei

Puwadate Mekrarat

* Yetong Mi

George Frederick Patrick Morgan

Min Kaung Myat

Umang Naik

Prashant Prasad Nair

Agnes Namazzi

Sio Nam Ng

Rachael Mary Oommen

Hari Amerjit Pachu

Supapit Pariyanukul

* Keeratison Pollaor

Sayani Pramanik

* Zicheng Qian

* Yuliang Qiao

* Yu Ren

Somruedee Sawatdiwong

* Bojing Shang

* Kang Shen

Christopher William Short

Sirawit Sirichaiyapan

* Sijia Su

* Tingting Su

* Chuyao Sun

* Jiaqi Sun

* Jiawei Sun

Pitchapa Suwannakun

Presentation of Graduates

* Jiajun Tan

Worrawalan Tantinikorn

Ha Linh To

Kwok Tou To

Harsh Nitin Trivedi

Ananya Vadlamudi

Mei Ling Wan

* Jing Wang

* Xiangbo Wang

Yiquan Wang

Kakarna Wanitwatanatumrong

* Lai Wei

Akarawit Wongwaipun

Nattida Worawatthanabancha

Hao Xi

* Luhai Xia

* Xinyu Xiang

* Dian Xie

* Xing Xie

* Zhangshengyu Xie

* Xinyu Xu

* Pengcheng Yan

* Yunyi Yang

* Peier Ye

* Ye Yuan

Ling Yee Celeste Yung

* Luxin Zhang

* Tianyue Zhang

Yan Zhang

Fansheng Zhao

Liming Zhao

* Yi Zhu

IN INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Shehroz Masood Ahmad

* Teng Chen

* Kexin Fan

* Yanpeng Gao

* Pan Hao

Chiara Hettena

Yaxuan Hou

* Zuguang Hu

* Yichen Jiang

Hiba Khaleeq

* Yanjiao Li

* Peihan Liu

Tsz Fung Dominic Lui

* Yanfei Pan

* Jingxi Shen

Chung Yui Sin

Merita Thomas

* Jingwei Wang

Joshua Warren

* Ziqi Wei

* Ye Wu

* Yuqi Wu

* Bingfeng Yu

Yuan Yuan

* Mingchu Zeng

* Wei Zhang

* Yifan Zhang

* Yixin Zhang

Yuncai Zhang

* Ziru Zhao

* Yinfei Zheng

* Zhirong Zhou

* Lin Zhu

IN INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT

Steven James Harry Morrill

IN MANAGEMENT

Niharika Adhikari

* Pornwalai Boonnet

* Kirsty Cast

Camille Chin-Gurret

George Ben Conway

Jack Coombes

Reece Davies

Samuel Judd

Yea Ji Kang

Worawee Karnmitree

Warut Kongsudjai

Tamaki Kuroda

Kanjanaporn Lertmanokulchai

* Shuyu Liu

Katie Ann Louise McNeill

Thu Nandar Oo

Bence Pardanyi

Satej Patil

* Pitchaya Ratchapaisan

Tuchpol Rojanasakul

Alfredo Rosas

Sanya Sharma

Pragadeesh Gandhi Sivamuthukumar

Ittiwat Tuangcharoentip

Febin Varghese Thomas

David Williams

Madalitso Balenji Zulu

IN MARKETING

Layla Abdullah S Alhudaithy

Harsha Bangalore Satisha

Shambhavi Bhaskar

Thomas Charge

Kshitij Anilkumar Choudhari

Hsuan-Cheng Chueh

Mohammed Khozema Dohadwala

William Doutch

* Zeming Duan

Rachel Dina Netanya Evans

Molly-Anne Gage

* Xiang Gao

Mahmud Garibli

Alexandra Grant

Jingrui Gu

* Yayuan Guan

Jiaqi He

Charlotte Henry

Gillian Hines

* Aya Hneini

* Yizhen Hou

* Yao Huang

Georgia Hudson

Namrata Shashikant Jadhav

Syed Irtaza Jafri

Subhayha Jaturon

* Jiahao Jiang

Zewei Jiang

Hei Lam Lai

* Tianyuan Li

Ting Li

* Yuxin Li

* Hao Lin

Min Liu

Huiying Ma

* Yuhe Ma

Twinkle Makol

Elena Mathieu

Vidhisha Mengle

* Madhura Munj

Siddhanth Biju Nair

Philippa Nester

Barbora Nolova

Kawisara Numee

* Yue Pang

Napat Pantisoontorn

Jinal Rupal Patel

* Chongyao Ran

Abigail Rose Richards

Shriya Sadineni

Saturday 17 December // 11:45

Mian Athar Saeed

Hari Haran Sankaran

* Priyankaben Dineshbhai Savaliya

Gaetano Maria Scoccia

Carla Streeter

Praeploy Suwanphaitoon

Ashritha Reddy Tandra

Panida Tangcharoenthaworn

Catalina Andrea Tapia Sanchez

Chotikarn Techapatikul

Henry Llewelyn Tully

Matthew Tyrrell

* Jinchen Wang

* Xinyi Wang

Xitong Wu

* Tian Xia

* Yao Xiao

* Xi Xie

* Zhuoxuan Xie

* Abigail Grace Yee

* Yuan You

* Wenqin Yu

* Yuxuan Zhan

* Jingwenyu Zhang

* Xinyi Zhang

* Yuran Zhang

Jiaqi Zhao

Yihan Zhao

Zhu Zhu

FOR THE DEGREE OF POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION MANAGEMENT

Augustine Sunil

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS

* Duncan Yok McCabe

IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

Ajah Elhosiny

* Hui Gao

* Anastasiia Lantsova

James Byron Philip Nelson

Kanitha Srikureja

James Stickley

* Hok Duen Scott Tam

* Baowen Zhang

IN MANAGEMENT WITH MARKETING

Reece McGovern

IN MANAGEMENT AND STRATEGY AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY

William John Henry Chapman

IN MANAGEMENT WITH MARKETING

* Yuxin Bao

Lori Brogan-Graham

Man Tsun Li

Alexander Moumtzis

Ali Odabasi

Julia Oliwia Szepetowska

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Presentation of Graduates

Saturday 17 December 15:00

IN THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

AND HEALTH

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN MEDICAL STUDIES

Alexander William Jasper Cowley

Thesis: Aninvitroinvestigationtoidentify theconditionsnecessaryformaximal efficacyofphotodynamictherapy enhancedbyhyperoxia

Alice Elizabeth Hughes

Thesis: Usinggeneticstoinvestigatethe importanceoffetalinsulininbirthweight andearlygrowth

Jack Jordan

Thesis: Cellularredoxresponsesunder standardoxygencellcultureconditions comparedwithphysioxia

* Luke Lear

Thesis: TheEcologyandEvolutionof BacterialVirulence

Szi Kay Leung

Thesis: Genomiccharacterisationof Alzheimer’sdiseaseriskgenesusinglongreadsequencing

Philip James McBride

Thesis: Examiningtheinfluenceofsocioeconomicstatus,arealeveldeprivation andexposuretoairpollutiononasthmain childhoodinEngland

James Tobias Moran

Thesis: Investigatingthedisruptionof transcriptionalhomeostaticnetworksin drivingmotorneuronspecificdegeneration inAmyotrophicLateralSclerosis

Wisdom Petros Nakanga

Thesis: Accuracyandutilityoffastingand stimulatedglucosefordiagnosisofdiabetes inSub-SaharanAfrica

Rachel Proctor

Thesis: HealthyGreenSchools:Investigating howschoolscannurturehealthierandmore environmentallyawareyoungpeople

Catherine Maria Alexander

Thesis: Identifyingandaddressing difficultieswithawarenessinearly-stage dementia

Lettie Rawlins

Thesis: Delineatingtheclinical,genetic andmolecularcharacteristicsof neurodevelopmentaldisordersina communitysetting

FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY BY PUBLICATION IN MEDICAL STUDIES

* Ian Leigh Alberts

Thesis: Theclinicalutilityofdigitalandlong field-of-viewpositronemission/computed tomographyforoncology

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE BY RESEARCH

Katy Anne Courtnell

Thesis: Immunohistochemicalanalysisof Ank1inTg4510andJ20mousemodels

Samuel Lawday

Thesis: REACTStudy:doRandomisEdtrials AlterClinicalpracTise?AQualitativeStudy

FOR

THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Hussein Abdi

Julie Mariam Abraham

Oluwaferanmi Ifeoluwakitan Aderinto

Majd Albarjak

Louis Alhage Iii

Nicholas Hok Him Chiu

Aisha Dambazau

Yousef El Ziki

Elizabeth Horton

Katie Louise Constance Jones

Niza Khan

Harrison Knight

Wai Yin Jed Lam

Joseph Rhodri Lewis

Ali Mahfouz

Shreya Mehta

Driadi Nelson

Rachel Martha Grace Oakley

Grace Christina Rotheram

Benedict Shaw

* Nicholas Alexander Shaw

India Sutton

Ciara Josephine Annie Thomas

* Samuel Peter Trethewey

Maomao Zhang

IN (GLOBAL HEALTH)

Daisy Campen

Caitlin McKay

Annabel Marie Skinner

IN (PANDEMICS)

* Sara Hallmark

FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE

IN ADVANCED CLINICAL PRACTICE

Grace Dark

Emma Grace Eamer

Sepali Godakanda

Clare Richards

Claire Senior

IN CLINICAL EDUCATION

Riccardo Bondi

Amy Louise Haeffner

Joseph Edward Hughes

Elizabeth Grace McCulloch

Alexandra Claire Picts

Lucy Abigail Rosa Reason

Helen Rogers

* Yinka Bamidele Umeh

Andrew Wells

Obada Zayegh

IN ENVIRONMENT AND HUMAN HEALTH

* Shouq Meshal D Alharthi

Charlotte Ann Cross

Olivia Jayne Victoria Geddes

Hannah Victoria Graves

* Hope Honeysuckle Juster-Horsfield

James Lee

* Beth Reason

Jerry Yanquoi

IN ENVIRONMENT AND HUMAN HEALTH (GLOBAL HEALTH)

* James Welchman

IN EXTREME MEDICINE

Mirza Mukarram Ejaz Baig

Kristen Hamilton

Jonathan Robert Hill-Best

Nicola McLeary

* Laura Marie Thomson

IN GENOMIC MEDICINE

Jake Butler

* Octavi Casals-Farre

Aliya Datoo

Catherine Aisling Ruth Dorrian

Robert James Farquhar

* Ella Hallam Fryer

Natasha Grumbt

Yajna Gurdayal

Samuel Hall

Nils Jonas Hanemann

Saskia Harrison

Yiu Kuen Chester Hung

* Natalie Susanna Harden Martin

Katharine Frances Morley

Hayley Victoria Morris

Zachary Omeh

Natasha Strevens

Kittiya Sukcharoen

* Victoria Anna Yeo

IN HEALTH DATA SCIENCE

Ankit Manoj Arni

Kristopher John Bennett

* Gouri Birje

* Lee Coulson

Elliott Coyne

Luke Ethan Davies

Amy Grace Heather

Katarzyna Jagoda

* Scarlett Kynoch

Theo Jean Georges Lassale

Madjda Lograda

Grace Isobel Martin

Nyeko Samuel

Erin Louise Templeman

Matthew James Tyler

Simon Wellesley Miller

Kaung Myat Wai Yan

IN HEALTH RESEARCH METHODS

Eileen Mairi Morrow

Geraint Alexander Phillips

IN HEALTHCARE LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

Akshita Bhagat

Quita Chugg

Sint Sint

FOR THE DEGREE OF POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA

IN CLINICAL EDUCATION

* James Austin

* Jonathan White

IN CLINICAL PHARMACY (PRIMARY CARE AND COMMUNITY)

Rachel Shilla

IN EXTREME MEDICINE

* Lauren McKenna

FOR THE DEGREE OF POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE

IN ADVANCED PRACTICE

* Kizito Chigozie Kanu

IN CLINICAL EDUCATION

* Nadia Morium Ahmed

* Pia Charters

* Kirsty Clouston

Laura Davenport

* Ayushi Gupta

Georgia Hallett

* Alex Hardman

* Jonathon Norman-Sheen

Aye Chan Oo

* James Brian Pay

* Domen Planinc

* Georgina Prestwich

* Samuel Saliu

Persephone Joanne Taylor

* Ellen Thomas

* Graham Thornton

Abigail Ward

Presentation of Graduates

IN GENOMIC MEDICINE

Jacob Abbott

* Eleanor Burden

* Joshua Cartwright

Emily Fee

Catherine Elisabeth James

* Jenny McKeon

* Antonia Northam

* Lyndsey Phelps

Bernice Scicluna

IN HEALTHCARE LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

* Rebekah Anstey

* James Hambidge

* Victoria Hannah Muir

* Tabita Laura Werner

IN PUBLIC HEALTH

Sarah Ridalls

* Peter Scolding

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MEDICINE, BACHELOR OF SURGERY

Matthew Kirk Blaylock

James Keith Farquhar

Harvey George Penfold

FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

IN MEDICAL IMAGING (DIAGNOSTIC RADIOGRAPHY)

Rhianna Fae Beck

IN MEDICAL SCIENCES

Patrick Francis David Coniam

* Lucy Olivia Heenan

James Brian Michael Isola

Jemima Cordelia Marsden

Joanne McCabe

Tanaka Nyemba

* Ombeline Caroline Ragoucy

IN MEDICAL SCIENCES (HUMAN GENOMICS)

Cornelius Njeru Taylor

IN MEDICAL SCIENCES (HUMAN GENOMICS) WITH PROFESSIONAL TRAINING YEAR

Anwar Osama Abdelhamid Nijm

IN MEDICAL SCIENCES (NEUROSCIENCE)

Lily May Taylor

IN MEDICAL SCIENCES (PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS) WITH PROFESSIONAL TRAINING YEAR

Daria Shevtsova

IN NEUROSCIENCE WITH PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT

Melody Leanne White

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STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

So many of our students have achieved great things over the past year. Here we feature just a few examples where our students have excelled in academia, arts, entrepreneurship, sports, volunteering and community.

Exeter undergraduate wins national award

University of Exeter student Isabelle Brown is celebrating after securing a prestigious national award. Isabelle, a third year Modern Languages student, won the First Generation Undergraduate of the Year Award, run by targetjobs.

Isabelle, who studies French and Spanish, was one of 12 winners at the targetjobs Undergraduate of the Year Awards, held in London. Isabelle was joined at the ceremony by fellow Exeter student David Ameyaw, who studies Law and was a finalist in the Black Heritage Undergraduate of the Year category.

The competition, which attracted almost 4,000 entrants, is open to students across the UK and offers prizes such as placements, internships and trips abroad with internationally recognised organisations.

History graduate helps create poignant film on 50th anniversary of Ugandan migration

A poignant film in which a History graduate, Sophia Jaffer, interviews her grandmother about her experiences of being forced to leave Uganda has been featured as part of a national campaign.

Inspired by Sophia, the film, So I came WITHOUT A Penny, was chosen as one of nine films in the ‘GenerAsians’ series shared online by Rifco Theatre Company to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the migration enforced by dictator Idi Amin.

Professor Helen Berry, Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor in the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, and a Professor of History, said: “This is a very powerful piece of oral history documenting the challenges facing Ugandan Asians coming to Britain in the 1970s. It is a great example of using a modern medium to explore the past so that we can better understand the social justice challenges that we face in the present and how we might address them in the future.”

University of Exeter business graduate brews up his own recipe for success

University of Exeter Business School graduate, Quinn Leatherbarrow-Stokes, is set to embark on his latest entrepreneurial venture to help independent craft breweries improve their online sales. Following the success of his lockdown business, QWERTY BeerBox, Quinn has now gone on to brew up a second venture, QWERTY Commerce, a full-service e-commerce business helping craft alcohol brands increase their online performance.

Quinn’s course at the University of Exeter Business School included a placement year, which he spent with the likes of Amazon developing expertise in e-commerce. He then went on

to secure a job with the e-commerce giant, utilising their fulfilment centre network to grow his business. Quinn is now a full-time entrepreneur, focusing solely on his two business ventures.

Professor Alexandra Gerbasi, Pro-Vice Chancellor and Executive Dean of the University of Exeter Business School, said: “Quinn is a testament to our students and a real shining example as to what can be achieved through sheer determination and hard work, putting into practice the knowledge and experience gained from his time at the university and the opportunities that have presented along the way.”

Exeter students cycle 2,000 miles to Greece for charity

This summer two University of Exeter students went on an epic 2,000 mile sponsored bike ride to Greece. Jeremy Daubeny and Lottie Hinton embarked on the 10-week trip to raise money for the Brain Tumour Charity and Motor Neurone Disease Association.

Last year, Jeremy, who is studying Economics and Politics, and his sister raised £37,500 cycling around the UK in search of the best English breakfast to support two charities that helped him when he lost his mum and dad. The “Tour de Full English” led to a Pride of Britain Award nomination as well

as Jeremy being named ITV Meridian Fundraiser of the Year. For his latest adventure, Jeremy was joined by fellow Exeter student Lottie, who is studying for a French and English degree. The pair travelled through France, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro and Albania before finally arriving in Greece.

A young ambassador for both for the Brain Tumour Charity and Motor Neurone Disease Association, Jeremy says fundraising has influenced his career ambitions. It is his “dream” to one day work for a charity he’s passionate about in a policy role.

University welcomes Indonesian students on international mobility awards programme

Ten students from Indonesia have enrolled at the University of Exeter as part of an international programme that is supporting academic skills development in the Asia Pacific country. The students have made the 12,000 km journey to study in the South West thanks to the Indonesian International Student Mobility Awards (IISMA), which fund undergraduate scholarships at top universities overseas.

One of the students, Krissanti Gusti, from Semarang, and an International Business student at Universitas Diponegoro, said: “I did a lot of research and knew that Exeter was the best option for me. The main reason was the courses, with lots of options in the Business School which will be very helpful for me, especially because I am working towards undertaking an MBA.”

Inspirational Exeter student ‘defies the odds’ to win Student Social Mobility Award

University of Exeter graduate, Moza Ackroyd, has been awarded a Student Social Mobility Award for defying the odds of diverse socio-economic challenges to achieve outstanding career success.

The awards, organised by upReach, celebrate work by schools, sixth formers, employers and universities. Those nominated have managed to find success despite facing socio-economic challenges, such as juggling multiple responsibilities alongside studying, reduced access to careers support and professional networks prior to attending university and living in areas with low job prospects.

Aside from Moza, four other students from the University of Exeter were shortlisted in different categories. Congratulations to Scarlett Hilson-Wheeler, Avaram Arta Ebrahimpour, Neve Hoccom and Targe Jean-Pierre for their amazing achievement.

Prestigious scholarship awarded to Exeter student in Venice

University of Exeter History student Stephen Finlayson has been awarded a prestigious Residency Excellency Diversity (RED) scholarship, whilst studying abroad at Venice International University.

The RED scholarship is awarded each semester by Venice International University to three talented students on the Globalization Programme. The scholarship includes funding to help towards the student’s living costs. The RED scholars

actively contribute in promoting and organising co-curricular activities and alongside two fellow scholars, Stephen was tasked with organising academic talks and social events to engage fellow students. They also supported the delivery of interdisciplinary workshops for students and professors as well as writing and editing articles for the Venice International University website.

TED WRAGG AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING TRAINEES

The Ted Wragg Awards for Outstanding Trainees are in honour of the late Professor Ted Wragg (Director of the University’s Graduate School of Education, 1978-1994), a nationally-recognised advocate of the teaching profession and a man who inspired a great many of today’s best teachers and teaching practices.

These awards have been developed to recognise, encourage and financially reward our best PGCE trainees. Why? Because a fundamental part of our PGCE programme is the sharing of experience, good practice and support, not just from staff to trainee but between trainees themselves. We look for, and reward, excellent trainees because we know they are an important part of creating a programme that encourages all trainees to succeed and become great teachers.

Primary PGCE winners:

Kirah Bradshaw (Humanities)

Ellie-Rain Feltham (English)

Evelyn Jackson (Science)

Olivia Rowe (Art)

Rachel Wood (Mathematics)

Secondary PGCE winners:

Jack Knight (English)

Cealach McKeating (History)

Olivia Davis (Mathematics)

Martyna Damazyn (Modern Foreign Languages)

Emily Foster-Godley (Physical Education)

Hope Lushington (Physical Education)

Jessica Woodhouse (Religious Education)

Grace Vertigans (Science – Biology)

Graham Knight (Science – Biology)

School Direct:

Catherine Buckland (English – School Direct @Exeter)

Douglas Marshall (Mathematics –School Direct @Exeter)

Harry Lovering (Geography – School Direct Distance)

Jenna Pain (School Direct Distance)

Thomas McGarry (School Direct Distance)

Holly Perman Turnbull (School Direct Distance)

Deborah Harper (Foundation/Key Stage 1 –School Direct Distance)

Lowena Thong (School Direct @Exeter)

STORIES FROM YOUR TIME AT EXETER

Natural England and University of Exeter announce partnership

Natural England and the University of Exeter announced a new strategic partnership to boost nature recovery. Signing a threeyear agreement, the partnership also aims to advance research and innovation; share knowledge; enable staff, partners and students to maximise their potential; and help to ensure the sustainable stewardship of land and sea.

The University of Exeter and Natural England have worked on more than 60 joint research projects over the last decade. These include the £10 million RENEW project, which will investigate and tackle biodiversity loss through a “people in nature” approach, working with landowners, businesses and communities to restore woodlands, wetlands and farmland.

Lady Mireille Gillings opens Neuroimaging Centre

Global business leader and philanthropist Lady Mireille Gillings, PhD, officially opened the cutting-edge Mireille Gillings Neuroimaging Centre earlier this year. The new centre will enable researchers to build on current clinical trial expertise through innovative use of state-of-the-art brain-scanning technology and techniques and become the leading clinical trial centre in Europe for trials focussing on Parkinson’s disease, dementia, and brain health.

The Mireille Gillings Neuroimaging Centre was funded by part of a £10 million donation from the Dennis and Mireille Gillings Foundation. The gift also funded three Mireille Gillings Fellows in Health Innovation, supporting female academics in leadership roles. Two years on, the Fellows appointed are all in senior leadership positions.

Exeter strengthens top 150 position in latest influential rankings

The University of Exeter strengthened its place in The Times Higher Education World University Ranking, rising six places to 137th in the world. The rankings which were released in October 2022 reflect Exeter’s position amongst the world’s leading universities.

Professor Lisa Roberts, Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive of the University of Exeter said: “I am delighted that the University of Exeter has once again strengthened its position within the global top 150 in these influential rankings. This exceptional result not only reaffirms Exeter’s position as a world-leading university for research, education, and working with industry partners, but also demonstrates our commitment to lead the way in creating a sustainable, healthy and socially just future for all.”

Exeter’s student satisfaction ranked best in Russell Group

Student satisfaction at the University of Exeter is the best of any Russell Group university, according to the latest influential report. Exeter ranked 1st out of the 24 leading UK researchled institutions for Overall Satisfaction in the National Student Survey (NSS) 2022. More than 3,500 final year students completed the National Student Survey, with Exeter achieving considerable improvements to almost all of the 27 questions posed through the survey.

Exeter named as runner-up in University of the Year award

Exeter was named as runner-up in the coveted University of the Year award in the influential The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2023. The University also recorded a significant rise in the overall national ranking, moving to 13th position. High levels of student satisfaction, quality of teaching and graduate employment prospects were key factors in Exeter’s success in the notable ranking.

Professor Lisa Roberts, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Exeter said: “We are absolutely thrilled that the University of Exeter has secured the runner-up position in this important ranking, as well as a significant rise in the overall league table position. This result is a testament to the partnership between our staff and students to continue to drive Exeter to continued success and enhancement of all that we do.”

University secures Race Equality Charter bronze award

The University secured a Race Equality Charter bronze award earlier this year which recognises our commitment to and efforts towards advancing race equality in higher education. A Bronze award recognises that an institution has a solid foundation for enhancing race equity and developing an inclusive culture that values and supports all colleagues and students, acknowledging commitment and preparation to act.

Through continued collaboration with the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Team, the University has identified gaps, listened to students and staff and co-created impactful actions to guide its practice over the next five years. This is one step in the direction of continuing the journey towards becoming an anti-racist university as aspired in the University’s Strategy 2030.

Exeter partnership launches world-first national genetic testing centre

The NHS will be able to diagnose and potentially save the lives of thousands of severely ill children and babies, within days rather than weeks, thanks to a partnership between healthcare professionals and academics in Exeter. A world-first national genetic testing service was developed by the Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust in collaboration with world-leading genomics research groups at the University of Exeter, alongside clinicians and academics worldwide.

The service opened in October 2022 and is able to rapidly process DNA samples of babies and children who end up seriously ill in hospital or who are born with a rare disease, such as cancer. Until now, babies and children in intensive care had to undergo extensive levels of tests, with results often taking weeks to come back. This new service will benefit more than 1,000 children in intensive care every year by helping to rapidly determine a diagnosis, opening up the possibility for thousands more patients to have their conditions cured.

University of Exeter honoured with silver award at the UK Social Mobility Awards 2022

Work by the University to help thousands of children across the country realise their potential was honoured with a Silver Award for the ‘University of the Year’ at the UK Social Mobility Awards.

The University of Exeter was shortlisted for University of the Year thanks to initiatives such as Exeter Scholars, a free progression programme for pupils traditionally under-represented in higher education. There are a thousand places annually for students where they get support to address a variety of barriers to entry to university. During the 2021/22 academic year, 430 Exeter Scholars achieved university places with 191 progressing to undergraduate study at Exeter.

Acclaimed musician and social justice campaigner Stormzy receives honorary degree from the University of Exeter

Earlier this year, influential musician and social justice campaigner Michael Owuo Jr was awarded an honorary degree from the University of Exeter for his work to promote education and fight racial inequality. As well as being an acclaimed musician, Stormzy has been an inspiring spokesman for black empowerment and social activism. He praised the “guts, grit and dedication” of students and during his speech he said “from the bottom of my heart I say congratulations, well done and you should all be so proud of yourselves, what you have achieved is incredible. Don’t let anybody downplay it and don’t let anybody undermine it. If you are sat in this room today you are worthy and you are brilliant.”

Economic impact of the University of Exeter unveiled in new report

An independent economic impact study revealed that the University contributes almost £1.6 billion of output to the UK economy and supports 15,500 jobs through its economic activities and the impact of student and visitor spending.

The University was also found to have a profound impact upon the South West, including the generation of gross value added (GVA) equivalent to nine per cent of Exeter’s gross domestic product (GDP), supporting around three per cent of Devon’s workforce as the third largest employer in the county, and the creation of more than £125 million in output for Cornwall’s economy.

University of Exeter campuses re-awarded the coveted Green Flag Award

The University of Exeter’s grounds across three campuses were ranked among the best parks and green spaces in the country. The gardens and grounds at the Streatham, St. Luke’s and Penryn campuses all received the Green Flag Award this year as they were recognised as the most beautiful and botanically interesting of any UK university.

A committed team works on the grounds and outdoor sports facilities, 365 days a year. The work of the grounds staff includes the care of specialist plant collections, botanical specimen propagation, pot and bedding plant production, sports playing surface maintenance and award-winning floral decoration works.

University of Exeter Business School wins THE Business School of the Year, in industry “Oscars”

The University of Exeter Business School has been named Business School of the Year in the 2022 Times Higher Education Awards, known as the “Oscars” of higher education.

The accolade is among the most prestigious in the sector, in recognition of the University of Exeter Business School’s commitment to addressing the climate crisis. The School has made sustainability a major focus of its strategy and mission through research, education and partnerships, in line with its strong belief that business has a crucial role to play in tackling the global climate emergency.

UNIVERSITY FACTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

TOP 150 in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2023.

1st amongst RUSSELL GROUP universities for overall satisfaction in the National Student Survey (NSS) 2022.

99.3% OF OUR RESEARCH is rated of international quality in the latest Research Excellence Framework (REF 2021) with 12 OF OUR SUBJECTS IN THE TOP 10 for world-leading impact.

TOP 15 in the Guardian University Guide 2023 and The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2023.

We achieved the ATHENA SWAN SILVER AWARD for the advancement of gender equality and a BRONZE RACE EQUALITY CHARTER MARK for our commitment to race equality.

TOP 50 TOP 50 in several GLOBAL UNIVERSITY LEAGUE

TABLES: 48th in the QS World University Rankings: Sustainability 2023; 46th in the Times

Higher Education (THE) Most International Universities in the World 2022; 42nd in the Times

Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings 20221

We’re home to the UK’S TOP FIVE MOST INFLUENTIAL CLIMATE SCIENTISTS – the only UK climate scientists to secure places in the global top 21 –according to The Reuters Hot List.

WINNERS of the BUCS Super Rugby Championship 2022 and TOP 5 in the 2021/22 British University and College Sport (BUCS) league.

We contribute more than HALF A BILLION POUNDS annually to the regional economy and support more than 12,000 jobs.

Our Business School has been named BUSINESS SCHOOL OF THE YEAR in the 2022 Times Higher Education Awards.

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WELCOME TO YOUR ALUMNI COMMUNITY

Congratulations on completing your studies and welcome to your community of University of Exeter alumni. Today you have joined a supportive global community of more than 155,000 alumni willing to help you achieve your full potential.

Our alumni go on to do amazing things and we hope you’ll keep in touch to tell us your story, get involved in our events, and continue to play an active role in your Exeter community.

How we help you

• Free career support for life after graduation

• Regular virtual and in person alumni events worldwide

• Alumni discounts and offers

• Free access to thousands of online journals

• Regular news and events updates by email plus a free annual magazine

A number of global social and professional networks for you to join and enjoy For more information, visit exeter.ac.uk/alumni

How you help us

Our alumni and friends have helped Exeter become one of the very best universities in the world. Alumni support the University in many different ways. Some volunteer their time helping current students. Others donate to support our students, our research, or our facilities. Some are ‘country contacts’, organising alumni networks and events in cities around the world. Some simply inspire us with their incredible achievements.

Keep in touch

The Global Advancement office helps the University build long-term relationships with its alumni and supporters. Please stay in touch, and if you have any questions please contact us:

Email: alumni@exeter.ac.uk

Tel: +44(0)1392 723141

Web: exeter.ac.uk/alumni

/exeteralumni

@exalaumni

/company/university-of-exeter-alumni

@exeter_alumni

Exetra, the recent alumni network organises regular events for Exeter graduates in London. Find them on facebook.com/groups/exetra.alumni

You are always welcome at our events and of course back to campus. Until then, we wish you the best of luck as you take your next steps, and we look forward to keeping in touch during your lifelong association with Exeter.

Ensure your details are up to date to keep receiving our communications and alumni benefits: exeter.ac.uk/alumnisupporters/contactus/updatedetails

WELCOME TO OUR 5,000 NEW ALUMNI IN 2022

WE’RE IN TOUCH WITH OVER 155,000 ALUMNI IN 183 COUNTRIES SUPPORTING EXETER STUDENTS PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

1,535 ALUMNI VOLUNTEERED LAST YEAR TO SUPPORT EXETER STUDENTS, DONATING MORE THAN

11,250 HOURS OF THEIR TIME

2,544 ALUMNI

MADE A DONATION TO HELP STUDENTS

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