By Shawna Healey
Tendai Blessing Torevasei who received three ‘U’ grades at A level, graduated from Manchester Met with a 2:1 in Environmental Management and Sustainability. Tendai made an entrance when she stepped on the stage to accept her degree, where she “hit the woah” and accidentally dropped her cap!
Computer Science (BSc) graduate Sean O’Mahoney shared an inspiring stage selfie with the Manchester Met’s Chancellor, Lord Mandelson.
Matthew Jacques graduated from MMU Cheshire campus with a
PhD in Health and Function of Adults with Muscular Dystrophy.
Dr Cheryl Reynolds shared a proud photo of her daughter Katy who achieved a distinction in Conservation.
Dr Liam Dyer who conferred with His PhD yesterday!
Bethany Wellington achieved a first class honours in Physical Education and Sports Pedagogy.
Congratulations to Manchester Met’s Class of 2019!
Tag @aAh_mag to be featured in our 2019 Graduation Gallery. #McrMetProud
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