School of Social Sciences celebrates prize-giving
The School of Social Sciences held their annual prize-giving ceremonies during graduation week to celebrate the achievements of recent graduates.
The School of Social Sciences held their annual prize-giving ceremonies during graduation week to celebrate the achievements of recent graduates.
The ceremonies were attended by students, their families, and staff from across the School as well as representatives from Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service and the British Psychological Society, who kindly sponsored some of the prizes. Prizes were awarded to students for a range of achievements, including an award for the best dissertation, best integrative research project, and for significant contribution to the community.
Congratulations to all our prizewinners and graduates – please keep in touch via our Alumni Association.
School of Social Sciences celebrates prize-giving
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