Ewch i’r prif gynnwys

Celebrating our graduates

15 Gorffennaf 2016

Students posing for group photos at graduation
Students posing for group photos at the Chemistry graduation reception

The Cardiff University School of Chemistry official graduation ceremony took place on Monday 11th July.

Graduates and staff donned their caps and gowns for the official ceremony which took place in St. David’s Hall. Afterwards, students and their families were welcomed to marquees outside the iconic Main Building for the School of Chemistry graduation reception. Strawberries and cream were enjoyed while students, staff and guests mingled in the marquee and posed for photos.

At the reception, a selection of prizes were also awarded to outstanding final year students.

Cardiff University graduates are some of the most employable, with 94% in employment, study or both within six months of graduating according to the latest Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education figures.

We would like to congratulate all our graduates on successfully completing their degrees and wish them all the best for the future.

Students can keep in touch by registering with the Cardiff University Alumni Network.

Graduation guests eating strawberries
Strawberries and cream were served at the Chemistry graduation reception
Professor Rudolf Allemann with the 2016 graduation prize winners
Professor Rudolf Allemann with the 2016 graduation prize winners

Full list of 2016 prize-winners:

Best 4th year MChem (sponsored by the School of Chemistry) - Gregor Parker

Outstanding 4th year MChem (sponsored by the Royal Society of Chemistry) - Darren Ould

Best 3rd year BSc (sponsored by David Walsh) - Tyler Thomas

Outstanding 3rd year BSc (sponsored by the Royal Society of Chemistry) - Lu Ziyao

Prof Wyn Roberts prize for outstanding achievement in undergraduate research (sponsored by the Prof Wyn Roberts Memorial Fund) - Bethany Harteveld

Excellent MChem Research project (sponsored by the School of Chemistry) - Rebecca Ford and Darren Ould

Best BSc Research project (sponsored by the School of Chemistry) - Tyler Thomas

Excellent BSc Research Projects (sponsored by the School of Chemistry) - Daniel Stewart and Alexander Lea

Rhannu’r stori hon