A word that dates back several centuries, a bunnet is most commonly known as a flat, brimless hat for men (although it did, at one time, refer to a woman’s hat as well, as Robert Burns’ ‘To A Louse’ attests).

The bunnet has survived and thrived in Scottish culture since the 14th century, where its first recorded usage was found.

Much more than a piece of headgear, the bunnet was, for a long time, a signifier of social status. It has also been an integral part of Scottish infantry uniform. Its wide application in Scottish civil and military society has prolonged its presence atop the heads of working men, armed forces personnel and fashionistas alike.

But the bunnet’s heritage is most closely linked with the working class - the expression ‘bunnet hustler’ is given to a relatively well-off individual who talks up their working class roots, real or imagined.

Examples of the bunnet’s prominence in popular culture isn’t limited to fashion - a natural landmark near Gateside, Fife that hangs precariously over a cliff is christened The Bunnet Stane.

A more obscure example was narrated by none other than Sir Sean Connery - a documentary that he directed and presented called The Bowler and the Bunnet, a serious-minded affair that examined working class culture in a Glasgow shipyard in the 1960s. The title, pointedly, referred to how managers would wear bowler hats, and the workers would wear bunnets, reinforcing the hat as a signifier of social status at the time.

A RATINGS and critical success for Comedy Central, The Alternative Comedy Experience returns to Edinburgh’s Stand Comedy Club next week to shoot its second series with an expanded, even more eclectic line-up of leftfield comedians.

Unlikely to be seen on slickly edited “shiny floor showcases” like Live At The Apollo anytime soon, the acts are variously described as “interesting”, “slightly different” and “weird” by the show’s curator and executive producer Stewart Lee, who maintains that ACE is “the best stand-up series that has ever been on television anywhere in the world!”

Added to the ranks of explicitly political comics like Josie Long and Andy Zaltzman are the staunchly left-wing Grainne Maguire, libertarian, instinctive contrarian Liam Mullone and the uncompromising, anti-consumerist Alfie Brown. Joining oddballs Paul Foot and Bridget Christie is headcase Lou Sanders, while the combustible Michael Legge, literate geek Nish Kumar and science nerds Helen Arne and Helen Keen are also among the newcomers. Scots David Kay and Stephen Carlin were two of the first series’ breakout stars. And the homegrown talent has been swelled by regular Stand compère Susan Calman and the relatively inexperienced Fern Brady, a smart, fiercely opinionated young act whom Lee recruited on the basis of a single YouTube clip.

Although there was no quota, Lee highlights the number of female comics, comparing it favourably to other stand-up showcases “where there’s a general absence of women, it’s almost a monoculture”. There’s also a liberal sprinkling of “new” veterans alongside firm Fringe favourites Tony Law, David O’Doherty, Robin Ince and Simon Munnery, such as the multi-talented, multi-faceted Kevin Eldon, seldom filmed, early stand-up pioneers John Hegley and Hattie Hayridge, plus Lee’s hero Kevin McAleer.

A near-mythical slide routine on 1980s showcase Friday Night Live notwithstanding, the singular Irishman has never performed stand-up for UK television before and Lee enthuses: “I can’t wait to see how that will cut up. I’ve never laughed at anything as much as I have at him.”

Yet even McAleer isn’t the most alternative act appearing. The Scotsman can exclusively reveal that although Lee is once again restricting himself to interviewing the other comics backstage, Canadian stand-up Baconface, programme associate on his forthcoming BBC Two series Stewart Lee’s Comedy Vehicle, will deliver a special midnight show on Friday 12 July. Details of how to obtain tickets will be released at the earlier recordings.

Virtually nothing is known about this enigmatic, gruffly spoken native of British Columbia, who performs in a Mexican wrestler’s mask draped in bacon and routinely employs the catchphrase “It’s all bacon!” Yet Baconface has criticised Lee for “exploiting his obscurity” to afford him “credibility as an artist”. Lee will only confess to “anxiety” from Comedy Central and the BBC about putting this bizarre character on screen.

• The Alternative Comedy Experience is at the Stand Comedy Club, Edinburgh, 8-12 July. www.thestand.co.uk

Fair contracts which give farmers confidence to invest in milk production and increase efficiencies will put British dairying in prime position to become an international success story, according to the English NFU.

In its vision document for the future of British dairying, the NFU said the industry had a bright future, provided opportunities for growth equivalent to four to five billions litres per annum were seized.

The strategy was unveiled this week at the Livestock Event in Birmingham where the union claimed British dairying could be at the forefront of dairy production, if the industry worked together.

Urging producers, processors and retailers to work towards more equitable contractual relationships, it says a competitive supply chain would give the industry the confidence and ability to invest and make efficiencies.

The document, Compete to Grow, describes the UK as having an “already efficient, but potentially highly efficient dairy farm base”.

If farmers were paid a market price that enabled them to make on-going investment of 3.5p per litre, then farm expansion, efficiency gains and new entrants to the industry could allow output to expand to the required levels, it adds.

Mansel Raymond, chairman of the NFU dairy board, said growing global populations and demand for dairy products meant he was confident British dairying had a bright future, provided the industry worked together.

“Over the past ten years, milk production in Britain has been in a continuing decline which is no good for consumers, retailers, processors or dairy farmers,” he said. “With joined-up thinking, there’s no reason why we can’t turn around the decline and move forward.

“We have been 2-3p per litre behind our European colleagues and that money is money for investment, [the lack of which] has held us back from being efficient.”

But Raymond warned that growth at the farmgate would only happen in conjunction with increased processing capacity.

“While much has been said about investment in liquid milk processing, growth will also require more state-of-the-art processing capacity for other dairy products,” he said.

The launch of the NFU’s document came as the Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers said the prospects for UK milk producers looked brighter over the next couple of years.

Its chairman, Ian Macalpine, admitted the past 12 months had been challenging for producers, but he had optimism for growth within the industry.

“All the signals are that the world market should give the industry an opportunity to thrive in the future and we are enthusiastic and optimistic about the future.”

SELDOM has a Bank of England meeting recommending no change in policy produced such an emphatic reaction.

The arrival of Mark Carney as the new governor was always likely to draw extra attention to the monthly session of the monetary policy committee (MPC), but even he could not have expected such a response.

The FTSE 100 enjoyed its biggest one-day rise of the year, while sterling and the euro fell, both reacting to the commitment of the MPC and the European Central Bank to maintain a loose and dovish monetary policy.

In what looked like a co-ordinated measure, both took the unprecedented decision to issue statements and the markets responded positively to the longer-term outlook provided. It now appears that interest rates will not move upwards, contrary to some expectations, any time soon.

The ECB termed its note “forward guidance” while the Bank of England is expected to formalise its statements in a similar fashion after future meetings.

It also seems that quantitative easing (QE) will not be withdrawn and could be fuelled with another injection of money next month if the green shoots fail to push through. However, there is now talk of forward guidance reducing the likelihood of more QE as the economy improves.

Chancellor George Osborne will now be looking to the Bank to help stimulate growth and create enough jobs to bring the unemployment rate closer to a manageable level.

He, in turn, will need to ease off a little on the austerity drive in order to avoid suffocating any nascent recovery through lack of demand and confidence.

Buy now, a new car may never be such a bargain

AUSTERITY Britain does not seem to have touched the nation’s car buying public or the dealers, for that matter. New car sales, particularly among private buyers, continue to rise, particularly in Scotland, and are providing a boost for manufacturers.

It is not simply that car buyers have more buying power than anyone else, or that consumers are putting a new motor at the top of their shopping lists.

But it does suggest a number of factors at work: some healthy discounts and deals that help to keep volumes up; consumers looking to a new car as a feelgood purchase during generally gloomy times; and buyers coming into the market having held on to their previous model for a little longer than usual until confidence returns.

Motorists are being drawn to more fuel-efficient models in an attempt to combat high prices at the pumps and by vehicles that require less maintenance.

But as the economy continues to recover, prices may rise and the deals will tail off. Now is probably a good time to get down to the showroom.


Brewing pair with a thirst for big things

IT WAS about five years ago that I first met James Watt and Martin Dickie, founders of the maverick brewing firm BrewDog. They were unknown start-up entrepreneurs who had just picked up an award for their fledgling Fraserburgh business.

But even then they showed no signs of shyness and talked about building Scotland’s biggest brewing company. I admit I was sceptical, but the company has made a name for itself, helped by shock marketing tactics which have paid off with solid year-end figures that can only go in one direction.

A CHEMICALS detection firm in which energy giants ConocoPhillips and Statoil bought stakes earlier this year is expanding into Aberdeen and has picked a senior oil industry figure as its first chief executive.

Charles Cruickshank, a former business development director at FTSE 100 energy services giant Petrofac, will help to turn Edinburgh-based Lux Assure from a research and development (R&D) outfit into a services provider.

ConocoPhillips and Statoil pumped £3.25 million into the company in February alongside Archangel Informal Investments and the Scottish Investment Bank (SIB).

Cruickshank has spent 27 years in the oil and gas industry, most recently with Petrofac’s engineering consultancy services business and previously with subsea specialist Flexlife, where he helped the firm to start working abroad.

Emma Perfect, managing director and chief scientific officer at Lux Assure, told The Scotsman: “Charles has many years’ experience in oil and gas sales and services on the integrity side of the industry, which is a fairly hot topic because of lots of leaks and other issues.

“He brings all that experience that we need to grow the business and transform ourselves into a service company. He will also help us to expand overseas.”

Cruickshank added: “This is a very busy and exciting time for Lux and I’m delighted to be on board to help drive the company forward and be part of its ambitious plans.”

Cruickshank will split his time between Lux Assure’s Aberdeen and Edinburgh offices. The company’s headcount is expected to double to 12 over the course of the next year, with at least three posts being created in Aberdeen.

Founded in 2001 as Lux Biotechnology, the company has in the past adapted life sciences testing methods for use in a variety of fields.

Lux Assure decided to focus solely on the oil and gas industry in 2009 and since then has received £800,000 in two rounds of backing from Archangels and SIB, which runs Scottish Enterprise’s Scottish Venture Fund.

Perfect said that the company had grown its turnover to £135,325 in the year to 31 May, 2012, from £109,962 in the previous 12 months.

The firm received R&D tax credits worth a “six-figure sum” over a number of years, which Perfect said had helped “give us a fighting chance to get to the point we find ourselves in today”.

Barbara McQuillan, a partner at accountancy firm Henderson Loggie, which helped Lux Assure secure the tax breaks, said: “A lot of people just associate R&D with lab coats, but it’s much wider than that. Engineering companies, manufacturing companies, farming businesses and any business that’s making an advance in science and technology to overcome a challenge can use them.”

A HUGE superjumbo flew into Heathrow airport yesterday as British Airways became the first UK airline to take delivery of an Airbus A380 – the world’s largest passenger plane.

Powered by Rolls-Royce engines and with its wings built in the UK, the double-decker aircraft will make its first commercial long-haul flight with BA to Los Angeles on 24 September, and its first flight to Hong Kong on 22 October.

Those travelling on the A380 will find a lot of room inside as BA is configuring it to take 469 passengers, slightly fewer than some of the other superjumbo-operating airlines.

There will be just 14 seats in first class, with customers seated at the front of the main deck. They will get 30 per cent more space than those in first on “normal” BA planes.

A LEADING researcher who yesterday claimed that billions of pounds of farm subsidies were being misspent also said he believed Scottish farming would benefit from future climate change.

Professor Ian Bateman of the University of East Anglia claimed that the British landscape was not being used to its best advantage under the present subsidy system and taxpayers were not getting the environmental benefits their support deserved.

He and his research looked at half a million land-use records and found that, at present, UK land use represented poor value for society relative to the subsidy level, which exceeds £3 billion a year.

But Bateman said believed a refocusing of payments could substantially improve the situation – and said the new common agricultural policy was “moving in the right direction.”

He stressed that he was not arguing for a reduction in the amount of money farmers received, saying: “There is a good case for subsidising farmers to produce the things we want which are not paid for though market prices. That includes better habitats for biodiversity, high quality recreation areas and lower greenhouse gas emissions.

“We looked ahead to 2060 and took into account other factors that may impact farming such as changing policies, environmental regulations, market forces, changes in farming technology and climate change; all of which could altering the growing season and amounts of rainfall.”

And he said that, if the temperature kept rising, Scotland would benefit, with farmers having more growing options while in the east of England higher temperatures and lower rainfall would restrict the range of crops.

ANDREW ARBUCKLE

INDUSTRY bosses have hiked their expectations for new car sales after private buyers continued to flock to showrooms last month.

The Scottish Motor Trade Association (SMTA) said it now expected sales north of the Border to top 190,000 for the year after an “excellent” first half. That would mark the strongest outcome since 2007, before the onset of the financial crisis.

The upgrade, from a previous forecast of 185,000 registrations, came as monthly figures revealed a 13.8 per cent rise in sales in June, compared to a year earlier. The UK-wide increase was 13.4 per cent.

Douglas Robertson, chief executive of the SMTA, said that private buyers were underpinning demand and accounted for more than 55 per cent of new car business last month.

“Scotland has always been more of a private buyers’ market than the rest of the UK and this is reflected in our 14.3 per cent increase over last year compared with the rest of the UK’s 9.6 per cent uplift,” added Robertson.

“Following this excellent first half of 2013 we wonder if, perhaps, we can now look at adjusting our original forecast.”

Sales totalled 18,999 units in June, with the Ford Fiesta the top-selling model, closely followed by the similarly-sized Vauxhall Corsa. The same Ford super-mini took top spot in the UK listing. There were just under 215,000 sales in the UK, marking the 16th consecutive month of growth, said the Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders (SMMT), which compiles the data.

Britain has been in the fast lane for some time with steady year-on-year gains contrasting with sharp falls across much of continental Europe. Buyers have been attracted by new, fuel-efficient models, finance deals and generous trade-in offers.

UK-wide registrations for the six months to 30 June increased by 10 per cent year-on-year to 1,163,623. The SMMT said there had now been six successive quarters of growth.

It is estimated that motorists switching to more fuel-efficient cars helped reduce average new car carbon dioxide emissions by 3.7 per cent on a year ago.

SMMT interim chief executive Mike Baunton said: “Boosted by consistently strong private demand and further growth in June, half-year new car registrations have topped the one million mark.

“June secured the 16th month of consecutive growth, a clear indicator that manufacturers and dealers are delivering desirable new products with tangible cost savings from the latest fuel-efficient technology coupled to a wide variety of competitive finance offers. While there are still potential challenges ahead, recent robust growth suggests that the market is on course to perform well ahead of 2012 levels.”

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at forecasting consultancy IHS Global Insight, said: “The motor industry will be hoping that the apparent recent improvement in UK economic activity is sustained and extended, and that this increasingly boosts consumer and business confidence, and their willingness to splash out on new cars.”

The top ten

1 Ford Fiesta 1,101

2 Vauxhall Corsa 1,055

3 Ford Focus 600

4 Vauxhall Astra 599

5 BMW 3-Series 461

6 VW Polo 437

7 BMW 1-Series 421

8 Nissan Qashqai 405

9 Renault Clio 370

10 Fiat 500 365

UK

1 Ford Fiesta 11,332

2 Ford Focus 9,128

3 Vauxhall Corsa 8,868

4 Vauxhall Astra 7,074

5 VW Golf 5,875

6 BMW 3-Series 5,432

7 VW Polo 4,703

8 BMW 1-Series 4,678

9 Nissan Qashqai 4,507

10 Peugeot 208 3,649

Source: SMMT

FULL list of graduands from University of the West of Scotland graduation ceremonies on 5 July

FACULTY OF EDUCATION, HEALTH & SOCIAL SCIENCES

School of Education

Post Graduate Diploma – Advanced Professional Studies

Kenneth Anthony Fella, Graham Robert Wellcoat

Post Graduate Certificate – Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

Ann Jacquline Brown, Linda Joyce Kelly, Louise McCallum

Professional Graduate Diploma – Education (Primary)

Angelica Marianna Audino, Jonathan James Bingham, Mhairi Isabel Borland, Stephanie Boyd, Francesca Stella Boyle, Morag Jane Cherry, Dawn Rachel Findlay, Susan Janet Findlay, Lauren Angela Hepburn, Sarah Ann MacKenzie, Hazel Elizabeth MacLeod, Ross Alexander McKillop, Elaine Thompson Steele Nisbet, Marcelle Paterson, Craig William Porter, Amy Rebecca Pritchard, Ewan Morrison Reid, Calum Stewart, Mark Tierney, Kathleen Emily-Jane Wilson, Aileen May Wylie

Professional Graduate Diploma – Education (Secondary) – Emma Louise Campbell, Gillian Clare Davies, Sarah Evelyn Dunlop, Andrew John Dymock, Rebecca Elizabeth Gibson, Gavin Alexander Harris, Lesley Ann Taylor Haughton, Mark Alexander Hendrie, Rebecca Adelaide Hewitt, Fiona Mairi Hood, Abigail Fiona Jamieson, Laura Jarvis, Richard Alexander Kennedy, David Stewart Knox, Jennifer Anne Law, Stuart William MacBeath, Emma Jane Martin, Andrew John McElnea, Claire Ann McNab, Laura McNeil, Elisabeth Jane McQueen, Susan Margaret Mitchell, Rowena Grace Murdoch, Sarah Louise Rankin, Gillian Louise Robb, Gillian Sargent, Elaine Frances Scobie, Donna Michele Shaw, Heather Buchanan Shearer, Derek Keir Sawyer Sim, Julia Margaret Murray Slaven, Lynn Helen Smith, Ross Spittal, Lynne Thorburn Surgenor, Laura Thomson, Amanda Ellen Tullis, Joseph Alexander Whitelaw, Nicolas David Wilde, Justine Wilson, Kirsty Lynn Wilson

Bachelor of Education with Honours – Primary – Sophie Jane Burns, Laura May Cameron, Nicholas Andrew Cameron, Lynn Carey, Siobhan Cawley, Cara Craig, Caryn Dailly, Colette Doherty, Louisa May Eaglesham, Monica Farrell, Johanna Hepburn Flannagan, Rachel Francis, Jillian Green, Carolyn Ann Hall, Ceilidh Johnstone, Daniel Patrick Keenan, Charlotte Patricia Kingaby, Rachael Jamieson Lindsay , Jade Lucas, Lorna Jane Luke, Nicole Lusk, Laura Elizabeth Mack, Johanna Rebecca Manderson, Seonaid Mann, Louise McGonigal, Kirsty Louise McGregor, Melissa McKay , Lauren McKendrick, Victoria McNeil, Rachel Moran, Nicola Louise Neill, Joanna Elizabeth Paul, Caroline Queen, Elaine Reilly, Laura Jane Reilly, Kirsteen Salisbury, Katy Elizabeth Scott, Mandy Betty Thompson Smith, Mankiran Kaur Uppal, Sian Vance , Debbie Lee Walker, Allan Michael Ward, Natalie Watt, Lorna White, Victoria Whiteford, Dawn Wilson, Amy Young

Bachelor of Arts with Distinction – Childhood Studies – Lyndsay Monaghan

Bachelor of Arts – Childhood Studies – Amy Davidson, Jenna Lorna Gow

Bachelor of Arts – Educational Studies – Kayleigh Adgie, Martin Alan Gilmour, Ellis Louise Harvey, Martin McAllister, Andrew John Neale McGawn, David Alastair Neilson, Rachael Tulloch

School of Health,

Nursing and Midwifery

Doctor of Philosophy – Michael Fleming

Master of Science with Distinction –

Health Studies – Caroline Margaret Millar

Master of Science with Distinction –

Psychosocial Interventions – Catriona Hutcheson

Bachelor of Science – Health Studies – Anne Robertson McGhie, Jean Graham Phillips

Bachelor of Science with Distinction – Adult Nursing – Heather Armour, Shannon Marie Dodds, Scott David Frew , Ryan Thomas Garrod , Alison Mary Graham , Jacqueline Hodge , Lorraine Kirk, Marion McCracken , Donna Marie McPhillips , Cheryl Ann Reid , Lesley Ann Reid , Fiona Anne Russell , Laura Anne Stirling , Angela Martha Wilson

Bachelor of Science – Adult Nursing – Laura Boyle, Jacqueline Callander Breen, Julie Margaret Brown, Wendy Cain, Shirley Anne Campbell, Catherine Mary Cleary, Gillian Conquer, Angeline Monica Croll, Fiona Louise Ross Cummins, Frances Helen Edmunds, Sarah Ferguson, Caroline Ann Graham, Fiona Ines Gray, Ashley Sarah Hildrew, Pauline Howie, Lianne Megan Jones, Kirsten Lorne Kobylka, Leanne Leith, Fiona Anne MacDougall, Valerie Freda McCluskey, Vicki McCrorie, Stacy Ann McGrath, Lisa Michelle McIlloney, Fiona McKenzie, Lesley McLellan, Elissa Claire Miller, Nina Moore, Colette Murray, Laura Jane Murray, Mary-Frances Rennie, Dawn Shaw, Kelsey Speirs, Lauren Speirs, Melissa Spiers, Jill Margaret Tuton, Gillian Wood

Bachelor of Science with Distinction –

Mental Health Nursing – Isabelle Elizabeth Adams West

Bachelor of Science – Mental Health Nursing – Kirsty Elizabeth Burns, Joanne Lillian Govans, Dean Alan Hunt

Diploma of Higher Education – Adult Nursing – Linzi McCristall, Maureen Wilma Scott

Diploma of Higher Education – Mental Health Nursing – Duncan Alexander Steele MacColl

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

Business School

Master of Business Administration with Distinction – Thomas Anthony Duff , James Houston , Colin Robert Martin , Anne Murphy , Linda Pardoe , Alessandro Viola, Leigh Walker

Master of Business Administration – Stephen Donnelly, Gerard McKendry, Robert James Menzies, Stephen William Miller, Manoochehr Pour Javaheri, Nicola Williamson

Post Graduate Diploma with Distinction –

Strategic Management – Laura Beth Porter

Bachelor of Accounting with Honours – Joanne Sarah Fox

Bachelor of Arts with Honours – Business Studies – Damien Gaulon, Keeran Anthony Martin, Emma Elizabeth McNally, Emma Katie McQuaker, Kristin Smith Muir, Natalie Owens, Lesley Edwina Payling, Jennifer Leigh Ritchie, Paul Thomson

Bachelor of Arts – Business Studies – David Fowler, Lisa Fulton, William Robert Hardie, Alexandra Kine, Alison Laforge, Stephanie Scobie, Scott Welsh

School of Creative

and Cultural Industries

Doctor of Philosophy – Gerrard Hassan

Master of Arts with Distinction –

Music: Innovation & Entrepreneurship – Michelagh O’Neill

Master of Arts – Music: Innovation & Entrepreneurship – Gerald John George Blythe, Justin Chung, Warren Ernest Hutton, Yvonne McLellan, Blair Stevenson

Bachelor of Arts with Honours – Broadcast Production – Aoife Anderson, Jodie Dodds, Lauren Jessica Fraser, Maxene Amy Fraser, Robert Gilroy, Liam Macleod, Emma Louise Nash, Ryan Penman, Julia Fletcher Smith , Frederik Nikolai Subei, Jack Thomson

Bachelor of Arts with Distinction – Broadcast Production – James Hogarth

Bachelor of Arts – Broadcast Production – Laura Brooks, Ruth Carter, Stuart Gordon Alexander McCallum

Bachelor of Arts with Honours – Commercial Music – Sara Alakus, Stuart Armit, Ross Martin Beagan, Natasha Myra Bean, Ashleigh Ann Black, John Boulton, Alistair James Brown, Stuart James Burns, Thomas Christopher Cairney, Samantha-Jane Denholm, Craig Durning , James William Foley, Darren Walker Hay , Laura Jayne Hudson, Carly Jenkins, Nyasha Kanyimo, Andrew David Kerr, Angus Black Lawson, Conor McAleese, Jamie McCaw, Alan George McEwan, Fraser McGowan , Lewis Mearns, Stephen John Miller, John Howard Niblock, Carla Price, Cal Cassidy Reid , Stewart Robbie, James Alban Louis Swan , Blaine Thompson, Andrew Hugh Welsh, Jamie Whiteside

Bachelor of Arts – Commercial Music – Laura Carswell, Gordon Howie, Garry Irving, Barry James McAleenan, Linda Ann McGee, Christopher Tom Noble

Bachelor of Arts with Honours – Contemporary Screen Acting – William Vincent Aldridge , Claudette Elanor Baker-Park, Elizabeth Kane, Anna Ryan Kennedy, Stuart McGowan, Kathleen Power, Rebecca Isabella Thomson Skinner , Zoe Danielle Silver

Bachelor of Arts with Honours – Digital Art – Deborah Anderson, Muriel Blair, Emma Borland, Alexis Cairnie, Hannah Sylvia Clark, Cheryl Corrie, James Elliott, John Felix Gillan, Tabita Witvliet Harvey, Kathleen Louise Lang, Darren William McCance, Scott Riddell McGlynn, Jamie Stewart McKinlay, Sinclair McKay Reid, John Ross, Alexander Steele, Laura Vanderwalle, Kyle Weir

Bachelor of Arts – Digital Art – Alexander Ian Barron

Bachelor of Arts with Honours – Filmmaking and Screen Writing – Bathsheba Alice Maisie Acres -Debenham, Fraser Beattie, Ross James Ellis Cameron, Andrew Scott Carpenter, Adam Coyle, Ashley Dick, Campbell Don, Natalie Margaret Elliott , Kerr Adam Ferguson, Calum Norman James Firth, Robert Paul Gemmell, Joanna Elizabeth Gifford, Alys-Rose Green, Lynsay Green, Jozef Hamilton , Emma Louise Johnston, Mark Johnstone, Christian Alexander Macfarlane, Alison McCabe, Taylor McInroy, Stuart McKechnie, Ross Morrison, Rebecca Jane Stevenson , Shaun Sutton

Bachelor of Arts – Filmmaking and Screen Writing – Richard James Darling, Martin Christof Jelonek, Eve Leonard, Andrew Moore, Stuart Russell

Bachelor of Arts with Honours – Musical Theatre – Hazel Marie Cumming

Bachelor of Arts with Honours – Performance – Cameron William Angus, Jennifer Louise Corbett, Joanne Sarah Dorrans, Iain Ross Ferguson , Lorna Gold, Jodie Johnston , Deborah Lochran, Catherine Elizabeth Lockhart, Stephanie McBride, Christina Marie McCabe, Craig McKenzie , Alyson Woodhouse

Bachelor of Arts – Performance – Rachel Emily Beveridge, Madeleine Darling

Bachelor of Arts – Creative Industries Practice – Ian Clyne

FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

School of Computing

Bachelor of Science with Distinction –

Computer Networking – Michael McCafferty

Bachelor of Science –

Computer Networking – Gerald Barrie Thomas

Bachelor of Science –

Multimedia Technology – Robert Thomas Carty, Elizabeth Dingwall Dickie, Michael Robert Lewis

School of Engineering

Bachelor of Engineering with Honours –

Aircraft Engineering – Robin Douglas Cooper

Bachelor of Engineering with Distinction – Aircraft Engineering – Ramandeep Kaur

FULL list of graduands from Scotland’s Rural College graduation ceremonies on 5 July

Honorary Fellowship of Scotland’s Rural College – Ian J Galloway CBE, Chairman and Chief Executive of the J W Galloway Group

Professorship – Livestock Informatics – Dr Mike Coffey

Professorship – Soils and Environmental Chemistry – Dr Anthony Edwards

Professorship – Soil Ecology – Dr Bryan Griffiths

Professorship – Disease Systems – Dr Mike Hutchings

Professorship – Agricultural Ecology – Dr Davy McCracken

Professorship – Agriculture and Climate Change – Dr Bob Rees

Professorship – Agricultural Systems – Dr Christine Watson

Readship – in Crop Physiology – Dr Ian Bingham

Readship – in Dairy Science – Dr Mizeck Chagunda

Readship – in Animal Behaviour and Welfare – Dr Rick D’Eath

Readship – in Quantitative Animal Genetics – Dr Raphael Mrode

Master of Science – in Applied Poultry Science – with Distinction

Joaquin Percibal-Morlanes

with Merit – Lucy May Gallant, Dinabandhu Joardar, Emily Louise O’Reilly

Pass – Jennifer Elgin Bain, Benjamin John Beavis, Paul Spiteri

Master of Science – in Organic Farming – with Distinction – Richard John Vance Hunt

with Merit – Kenny Crawley

Pass – Margaret Claire Docherty, Siobhan M Ward

Bachelor of Science – in Agriculture – with Second Class Honours – Upper Division, Andrew Ronald Dalgarno, James Stuart Dun, Sara Victoria Sands, Naomi Elizabeth Fraser Scott

with Second Class Honours – Lower Division – Greg A Anderson, Lorna M Edwards, Jacquiline D M Gardiner, Bruce Ingram, Peter Mackle, Alison Millar, Kevin Alexander Ross, Stewart Todd

with Third Class Honours – Laura J Brown-Ellis

General Degree – with Distinction – David William Bennie

with Merit – George William Aitchison, Carina Jane Calder, David Hugh Colthart, Bruce A Grubb, Ross King, David Andrew Laird, Megan Sarah Mabon, Nikki McCoubrey Mackay, Josephine Kate Mallinson, Douglas Robert McLaren, Grant Alexander Milne, Charles William Marshall Mitchell, Stuart James Mitchell, James Robert Orr, Alexander James Peace, Lee John Robb, David James Sloan, David Miller Struthers, Oliver Frazer Sutherland, Robert Wallace Templeton, Alistair Graham Brydon Warwick

Pass – Andrew Patrick Brewster, Gemma Ann Duguid, John Gregory, Siwan Haf Lloyd, Richard Gerard McGuinness, Claire Louise Morrison, Elaine Amy Morrison, Righa Emily Purvis, David Strachan Shepherd

Bachelor of Science – in Agricultural Science – with Second Class Honours – Upper Division – Aisling Coffey

Bachelor of Science – in Applied Animal Science – with First Class Honours – Iseabail L Farquhar

with Second Class Honours – Upper Division – Jennifer Claire Brown, Janet Coleman, Jenna Beaton Kyle, Aimie Louise Martin, Andrew Milne, Yvonne Joanne Morrison, Scott Somerville

with Second Class Honours – Lower Division – Melanie B Brown, Lindsay Jane Connor, Joanna Katherine Jackson, Penelope MacKessack-Leitch, Mary Helen Thomson-Turner, Laura Jane Watson

General Degree – with Distinction – Jill Alice Hunter

with Merit – Daniel W Lumsden, Isla E McCubbin, Emily Margaret Moore, Emma Jean Whyte

Pass – Emma Clair Fortune

Bachelor of Science – in Countryside Management – with Second Class Honours – Upper Division – Colin A Hardacre, Cameron James Law, Duncan Leckie, Eleanor G Rafferty

with Second Class Honours – Lower Division – Ashleigh Evans, Louise Charlotte McLachlan

with Third Class Honours – Craig Joseph Dalziel

General Degree – with Distinction – John Benzie Kemp, Gwendolyn Raes

Bachelor of Science – in Green Technology – with Second Class Honours – Lower Division – Sarah Louise Allison, Simon Richard Leslie, Anna C Wakeling

General Degree – with Merit – Kieron Patrick Smith

Bachelor of Science – in Horticulture – with Second Class Honours – Upper Division – Rosasharon Burgon, Matthew John Lyman

General Degree – Pass – Caroline Fiona Murdoch

Bachelor of Science – in Horticulture with Plantsmanship – with First Class Honours – Katherine Frances Colleran, Andrew Cameron Sinclair, Kirsty Elizabeth Wilson

with Second Class Honours – Lower Division – Simon James Mitchell

Bachelor of Arts – in Outdoor Pursuits Management – with Second Class Honours – Lower Division – Catrhona-Morag Mackay, William Wemyss

General Degree – with Merit – Alex Nicholas Blakely

Bachelor of Arts – in Rural Business Management – with First Class Honours – Nathalie Claire Louise Micoud

with Second Class Honours – Upper Division – Struan Fergus Cessford, Rachel MacKellar, Lynn Elizabeth Paterson, Nicole E Smith

Lower Division – Suzanne Jane Brough, Carol A Jack, Keri Elizabeth McConachie, Douglas Stewart

General Degree – with Merit – Alan Gray Douglas, Lucy Little, Fiona Elizabeth Mackay, Alexandra Jane Meikle, James Adam Oliver, David William Paterson, Iain William Wilson

Pass – Sophie Kathleen McKenna

Bachelor of Arts – in Sport and Recreation Management – with Second Class Honours – Upper Division – Derek Leith

with Third Class Honours – Louise Mary Dixon

General Degree – with Merit – Melissa Napier, Craig William Wilson

Pass – Richard Hopkin

Bachelor of Arts – in Sports Coaching and Development – with First Class Honours – Tracy Helen Martin

with Second Class Honours – Upper Division – Laura Jane Cathie, Liam Fleming, Scott Thomas Frew, Harry Keith Warburton

with Second Class Honours – Lower Division – Caitlin Rebecca Anderson, Scott Robert Brown, Stephen Ferguson, Patrick Harkin, Hanna Jeret, Jack Edward Rees, Darren Robb Saunders

with Third Class Honours – Craig Andrew Coughtrie

General Degree – with Merit – Jennifer Thea Brogan, Eddie J Casey, Stephanie Craig, Lauren Fletcher, Norman Graham, Ashley Ellen Henderson, David Patrick Lynch, Ross McCreadie

Pass – John Alexander James Cairns, John C D McAllister, Craig Mullen

Bachelor of Science – in Environmental Protection – with First Class Honours – Simon John Gibson-Poole, Christopher Keith Sillick

with Second Class Honours – Upper Division – Jovita Dobrovolskyte, Lydia Jane Keating, Alan B Monk

Lower Division – Lindsey Patterson

General Degree – Bartosz Boraczynski, Lesley-Ann Brannigan

Bachelor of Science – in Rural Resource Management – with Second Class Honours – Lower Division – Helen Louise Kentley

Bachelor of Science – in Sustainable Environmental Management – with Second Class Honours – Upper Division – David Lindsay Allan, Iain Hugh Bolland, Kenneth Iain Bruce, Sophie H Gibb, Andrew David Kent, Leigh J Munro, Gary Pelc, Sarah Rauch-Lynch

Lower Division – Athlin Phillips

with Unclassified Honours – Kim Inez Anderson

General Degree – Alan James Chapman, Charis Megan Coltart, Mark Gerald MacRury, John Anthony Marcinko, Eve Schulte, Holly Louise White Swaney

Postgraduate Diploma – in Applied Poultry Science – with Merit – Gergana Milcheva Grozeva-Hristoskova

Pass – Margaret Anne Farrelly, Turner Han Ngoma

Postgraduate Diploma – in Organic Farming – Pass – Margaret Claire Doherty, Sharon Malcomson Hall, Greg Young

Higher National Certificate – in Activity Tourism – with Merit – Gabrielle Louise Heaton-Armstrong

Higher National Diploma – in Agriculture – with Merit – Carina Jane Calder, David Hugh Colthart, Douglas Smith Frame, Thomas E Illingworth, Stewart Duncan Keir, Hamish Andrew Knottenbelt, Archie MacDonald MacVicar, Andrew McGregor, Lee John Robb, Nicola Jane Scott, Robert Wallace Templeton, Scott Craig Watson

Pass – Fraser George Cumming, Fraser Geddes, Connaire Michael Graham, Murray Alexander Robert Horn, Michael Alexander Howie, Charles Harvey McCombie, John Douglas Neill, Scott Milne Robb, Ruairi Ian Whillans

Higher National Certificate – in Agriculture – with Distinction – Nicola Jane Scott

with Merit – David Hugh Colthart, Archie MacDonald MacVicar

Pass – Alasdair Francis John Bruce

Certificate – in Agriculture – Pass – Heather Louise Duff, David Miller, Darren Milne

Higher National Diploma – in Applied Bioscience – with Distinction – Eric John Evans, Andrew J R Gough

Pass – Emma Jean Whyte

Higher National Diploma – in Countryside Management – with Distinction – Graham Robert Gurney, Claire Anderson Holland, Alison Irving, Ian C Riches

Higher National Certificate – in Countryside and Environmental Management – with Distinction – Colin Andrew Aiken, Jeremy Antony Richard Barnes, Mahri Clare Cochrane, Sara Cudahy, Sergey I Eydelman, Alison Gibb, Karen Miller, John Gray Mitchell, Grant Walter Thomson

Higher National Diploma – in Environmental Management and Sustainability – with Distinction – Angus Beacom, Jason Woods Graham, Roddy Hamilton, Mark Gerald MacRury, Duncan Robert Pirie

with Merit – Paul James Jefferson

Higher National Diploma – in Garden Design – with Distinction – Kathryn Ann Stevenson

Higher National Certificate – in Garden Design – with Distinction – Catherine M Chalmers

with Merit – Andrea McDowall

Higher National Diploma – in Horticulture – with Distinction – Dawn H Ingram, Ruth Kinniburgh, Mark McCall, David Smith, Ella Tallyn, Kathryn Ruth Trinder, Tina Wilson

Higher National Diploma – in Horticulture with Plantsmanship – with Distinction – Michael T G Dunn, Heather Lee Forbes

with Merit – Neil Woodcock

Higher National Certificate – in Horticulture – with Distinction – Paul Marah, Tracey Norman

Higher National Diploma – in Rural Business Management – with Distinction – Kevin Craig Alston, Zoe Ann Dickson, Laura Strang

with Merit – Rebecca Donna Rainnie

Pass – Fiona Elizabeth Mackay

Higher National Diploma – in Rural Resource Management – with Merit – Michelle Jane Stephen

Higher National Diploma – in Sport and Recreation Management – with Merit – Ross Mitchell, Mark O’Hare

Higher National Diploma – in Sustainable Building Technology – with Distinction – Dale Mason, Connor Milton, Kate R Nichols, Ray Ockenden

FULL list of graduands from University of Strathclyde graduation ceremonies on 5 July

11.00 AM Ceremony

STRATHCLYDE BUSINESS SCHOOL

Master Of Research

Research Methodology in Business & Management – Sean Lochrie

Master of Business Administration – with distinction – Baha Adam Suleiman AbuSalem, Ahmad Jawad Ahmad Abu-Ziyad, Ashish Aggarwal, Robert John Budding, Eulalie Burger, Raffaele De Nicola, Matthew Gerard Desmond, Sarah Louise Duguid, Manpreet Kaur Gurdev Singh, Rosemary Joy Irons, Hussain Al Jeshi, Neil Joneja, Lalit Mohan Joshi, Belal Adel Jumah, Roopa Kamath, Charmaine Elizabeth Klima, Caroline Jane Laurie, Fraser McLatchie, Else Malmin, Allan Millar, Raja Nishah Raja Mohamed, Thomas Robert James Reid, Massimiliano Rizzato, Lynne Robertson, Bjorn Anders Gustav Soderberg, Soo Jin Hui, Martin Wettstein, Safa Saleem Yaacoub, Yeh Huei Chen

Master of Business Administration – Dalia Abdelkhalek, Ahmad Khaldoun Abdullah, Mohsin Ahsan, Yenny Aitan, Haifa Ajlan, Nadim Akar, Hamood Taj Mohammed Habib Al-Balushi, Saeed Saleh Mohammed AlBulooshi, Nasser Abdulrahman Al-Dakhail, Yousuf Ali Hassan Al Fazari, Hadi Said Humaid Al-Harthy, Talal Saif Suleiman Al-Harthy, Zuwaina Saif Said Al-Harthy, Fathiya Mohammed Al Hashimi, Missam Ahmed Al-Hashimi, Mahdi Haider Ali, Sarfraz Ali Ahmed, Aliza Jamaluddin, Rawya Abdulrahman Alkhalifa, Amal Abdulsamad Alkhatib, Khalifa Salem Mohammed Al Kiyumi, Maidah Mohammed Redha Hassan Ali Al-Lawati, Saif Farooq Saif Al-Mawali, Mariam Abdulkarim Al Mazam, Ahmed Sulaiman Younis Al Naabi, Hanadi Jama’an Ashour Al-Rajab, Nasser Aamir Ahmed Al-Saadi, Dayana Sarhan Al Sarhani, Fatma Ibrahim Al Shahi, Nasra Nasser Mohamed Al Sharji, Huda Sultan Naser Al Shoaibi, Arif Dawood Qassim Al Zadjali, Ang Poon Hock, Arochukwu Elias Chukwu, Zulraidah Binte Mohamed Arsad, Thalia Arzoglou, Aw Yeong Kein, Michael Bartlett, Anthony John Burns, Gokay Celik, Chan Yue Loong, Chang U Wah, Carol Soo-Sian Chee, Nicholas Cheng Yi Yang, Chiok Fui Ming, Frederic Cholin, Chong Boon Siong Edmund, Malcolm Leon D’Silva, Roshan D’Souza, Sherif Elhaw, Mohamed Adel El-Husseini, Hala Adel El-Masri, Karl Farrugia, Anja Feldmann, Christian Feldmann, Ramesh Ganapathy, Bishan Ghosh, Gialitakis Georgios, Konstantinos Goutsos, David Gray, Hazrin Haji Hatim, Ali Ghuloom Abbas Hasan, Ahmed Reda Ali Hassan, Yasemin Hatipoglu, Stefan Hering, Amod Hirna, Ho Swee Leong, Khaled Ibrahem Mahrous Elsayed, Ahmed Mohsen Ibrahim, Osaretin Catherine Igbinedion, Allan Francis Jesu Dass, Eesa Abdulkader Mohammed Kaddour, Pantelis Kallinikos, Mohammad Ahmad Kamel, Athanasios Kapsokefalos, Avinash Keswani, Layth Badie Jeries Khader, Bernard Khoo Aik Peng, Yangjin Kim, Ranjith Kizhakkethil, Tomasz Klajny, Koh Kee Heng, Ajey Arun Kulkarni, Ali Jaffar Laith, Lee Chai Hong, Lew Man Wai, Alain Liew Chean Chian, Lim Chee Hong, Lim Chee Meng, Wendy Lim Swee Sim, Lo Tak Kwan Alice, Darren Loi Ye Hao, Loong Wai Ling, Low Cheng Yoon, Lum Yew Yuen, Mo’ayad Bassam Ma’ayah, Rana Mansour, Gunasegar Marimuthu, Zainab Mashkoor, Lamiya Moiz Merchant, Aalaa Ali Mohamed, Fareshta Abdulrasool Mohamed, Salmi Fatiha Mohd Hilmey, Sherif Hassan Fathy Naguib, Manoj Nambiar, Taalib Naushad, Mohammad Abdul Raheem Naveed, Ng Ai Li, Ng Ching Leong, Sami Ghazi Nouralla, Oh Paik Wan, Yasmin Abdelwahab Omar, Konstantinos Papavramidis, Mubasher Abdel Ghafoor Paracha, Pardavella Katerina, Matthew Roger Pegg, Guy Rupert Peterson, Davide Polizzi, Nicolai Portelli, Gary Powell, Ala Zahi Salim Qaqish, Quek Seoh Hiong, Walid Mustafa Rabii, Deepa Ragupathy, Amar Mahmood Rahman, Ramamoorthy Rajendran, Lakshmanan Ramaiah, Rula Shaker Salem, Husain Ali Salman Ahmed, Naser Nihad Samaenah, Rami Adel Samy Sanad Faitas, See Jiann Liang, Bechara Tannous Sfeir, Marise Tannous Sfeir, Younus Shafi, Ahmed Mohamed Hasan Shehata, Kerrian Alicia Shirley, Naveena Syamasundaran, Bryan Tan Hwan Hian, Carol Tan Li Fong, Tan Enjie Felina, Tan Ming Yew, Tay Boon Hock, Teh Wan Keng, Teoh Wei Yi, Tham Chee Fai, Tamil Malar Thangavelu, Lora Todorova, Socrates Tsividis, Sowjanya Lakshmi Vijiapurapu, Wee Tin Hon Justin, Wong Cheong Lam, Wong Chi Yuen, Wong Mun Wai, Wong Po Yi Rainbow, Wong Yee Ling, Wong Yian Chin Joan, Yap Yew Khoon, Yeoh See Yin Steve

with specialisation in Leadership Studies – Andrew Charles Mainwaring

Master of Science

Business and Management – Fazhlul Fahmi Bin Mazlan, Sang Li, Nai-chia Liu

Business Information Technology Systems – Sampan Kumar with distinction

International Management – Harinder Singh Badwal, Vasudev Soni

Bachelor of Arts

Business Enterprise and Marketing – Second Class Honours – upper division – Paul Thomas Lawwell

Business Law and Hospitality and Tourism – Second Class Honours – upper division – Robbie McElroy

Hospitality and Tourism – Second Class Honours – upper division – Anthony Dominic Devine Byars, Hannah Mackenzie, Ashleigh Louise McNish, Alexander Walker

Hospitality and Tourism and Management – Bachelor of Arts – Michael James Conor Gilligan

Management – First Class Honours – David Baruffati, Michael Paul Docherty, George Lorimer Headley, Chloë Elizabeth Hannah Polson, Iain Shanks

Second Class Honours – upper division – David Graeme William Aitken, Kirsty Ellen Bryce, Roddy Maclean, Alexis Neil, David Toner

Second Class Honours – lower division – Daniel Schvartzman Steinhardt

Management and Hospitality and Tourism – First Class Honours – Cindy Anne Cosgrove

Second Class Honours – upper division – Hugh Kearns, Brett John McGoldrick, Daniel McFadyen Turner

Second Class Honours – lower division – Natalie Burns

Management and Management Science – First Class Honours – Tania Lawarsho

Second Class Honours – upper division – Laura McGarvey

Management and Marketing – First Class Honours – Guy Eric Lingard Ramsbottom

Second Class Honours – upper division – Karen Sarah Ferguson, Danielle Gallagher, Laura Hesketh, Kristofer McCue, Karen Jean MacKay, Michael Anthony Mitchell, Fraser Arthur Porteous, Stephen Samuel Sweeney, Jillian Whittle

Second Class Honours – lower division – David Ross Agnew

Marketing – First Class Honours – Jane Thomson Cross, Lia O’Neil, Stephanie Lynda Stewart

Second Class Honours – upper division – Richard Beattie, Laurie Kingdom Black, Andrew Malcolm Breen, Peter John Cameron, Lesley Walker Cosh, Kieran Coyle, Amy Louise Craig, Ross Barrett Curle, Stuart Gordon Dale, Victoria Jayne Davidson-Kinghorn, Niall Deveney, Louise Donnelly, Lynn Gallacher, Jennifer Goulden, George John Greg Haddow, Camilla Hill, Kulwinder Kaur, Megan Olivia Kemp, Bernard William Lewis, Brian Lonsdale, Kathryn Margaret MacBride, Rory Lauchlan Ferguson MacDonald, Kerr Robert McEwan, Rebecca Wilson Mackenzie, Alister Maconnachie, Victoria Morton, Scott Muir, Emma Lily Mullen, Bruce Robertson Peat, Victoria Flintstone Skillen, Carly Welsh, Hamish William Wilson, Jamie Andrew Wilson

Second Class Honours – lower division – Calum Thomas Dunn, Shona Forsyth, Marie-Claire Houston, Michael James Murray Macadam, Katie Hannah McFadyen, Megan Morrison, Jamie Storry, Barry Wilson, Benjamin Luke Young

with Third Class Honours – Grant McLure, Matthew Craig Mundell

Marketing and Business Law – First Class Honours – Isabell Graham

Second Class Honours – upper division – Amy McLaughlin, Emma Louise Sutherland

Bachelor of Arts – Timothy Etienne Hughes, Fraser Stuart Mitchell

Marketing and Hospitality and Tourism – Second Class Honours – upper division – Gillian Brymer, Michelle Margaret Coull, Ellis Inkster, Fiona Logan, Anna Christina McConachie, Mhairi Elizabeth MacLeod, Peter McLoughlin, Justina Saveikyte, Jamie Ross Taylor, Lora Sandi Vernon

Bachelor of Arts – Rebecca Jane Hepburn with merit, Craig McCutcheon

Marketing and Management – Bachelor of Arts – Jonathan Francis Boyle, Neil James Godon with merit

Marketing and Psychology – Second Class Honours – upper division – Raine Attackbot Herbert

the Strathclyde Business School

Bachelor of Arts – Frances Margaret Colston

3.00 pm Ceremony

STRATHCLYDE BUSINESS SCHOOL

Doctor of Business Administration – for research in the Department of Management Science – Jan Sigvart Halvorsroed

Doctor of Philosophy

for research in the Department of Accounting and Finance – Sharifah Norhafiza Bt Syed Ibrahim

Hong Li

for research in the Department of Economics – Shaopeng Huang, Stuart George McIntyre, Matthew Alan Winning

for research in the Department of Human Resource Management – Marie Kathleen Bailey, Hazel Baxter, Saira Reid Lee, Belgin Okay-Somerville

for research in the Department of Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship – Julie McFarlane

for research in the Department of Management Science – Samaneh Balali, Victoria Elizabeth Hill

for research in the Department of Marketing – Monika Maria Moehring

Master of Research

Research Methodology in Business & Management – Sheejan Kallarakkal, Ashleigh Teresa Jean Morton Logan, Mairead Lynch, Shane Sebastian Taylor

Master of Science

Procurement Management – Karen Mary Harries, Franklin Ibemessie, Louisa Man Wai Lau, Mahshid Tabarraei, Wu Yu An

Finance – Sarafuth Andrew Beyanga, Felista Wilson Buzuka, Sylvia Paradiso Charles, Salma Bakari Chatto, Patricia Felix Chuwa, Ioannis Daskalakis, Judith Dotto Fimbo, Elizeus Kalugendo John, Arnold Josephat Kisambo, Yuda Kitinya, Gift Koshuma, Lenjore Simeon Lekamoi, Irene Elpid Lyimo, Gillian Elihuruma Makule, Ibrahim Malongo Malando, Obadiah Msyangi Malima, Godfrey Tarchizyo Mbwilo, Elizabeth Constantine Mofulu, Miriam Godwin Mshana, Bosco Abubakar Mtiga, Mwila Mulenga, Ketness Benard Musongwe, Upendo Gwaitolo Mwakatumbula, Frederick William Mwamyalla, Jacob Mwavika, Imelda Phillip Mzatulla, Wegesa Nashon, Alfa Ndetaulwa, Charles Nyawaga, Martha Dementria Paul, Japhet Salamba, Arif Firoz Salehmohamed, James Zeno Suwi, Tsekeris Andreas, Ibrahim George Voniatis

International Accounting and Finance – Gordon MacDonald Cameron, Naharin Binte Rab

International Banking and Finance – Do My Linh

Economic Management and Policy – Hermish Addotey, Bakar Haji Bakar, Elisabeth Dammelhart, Kimberley Nelson, Richard Daniel Henry Thomas with distinction, Ukpor Chioma Maryann

Economic Management and Policy (Business Economics) – Baudelio Ramírez Loya with distinction

Economic Management and Policy (Environmental Economics) – Joel Mark Benjamin Marrinan

Economic Management and Policy (Industrialisation, Trade & Economic Policy) – Kurbanov Sobir, Clement Cyprian Esau Mwinuka

Economic Management and Policy (International Financial Economics) – Ivan Manokha, Paula Mulraney

Economic Management and Policy (Regional Policy) – Jennifer Margaret Turnbull with distinction

Human Resource Management – Alison Christina Leckie, Sofia Petroleka, Ruimin Tong, Qi Wang, Olga Zavatskaya with merit

International Human Resource Management – Xiaoying Cui

Operational Research – Zahra Ali, Sara Bahrami, Justine Baldacchino, Kate Jane Brand with distinction, Andreas Effraimis, Konstantinos Gasparis, Olga Guryanova, David Martín-Corral Calvo, Georgios Mertziannis, Geraint Owen Roberts with distinction, Malcolm Angus Speight, Minas Stamatakis, Juuso Johannes Vesanto with distinction, Bin Wan, Zhou Lei

Business Analysis and Consulting – Jinlong Bai, John Henry Wilson Battye, Chonticha Chaidejsuriya, Guillaume Delprat, Francisco José Forner Borrás with distinction, Kristina Grigoreva, Marta Gromaszek with distinction, Ravi Kant, Meghana Kedar, Aleksandra Beata Mackowiak, Benito Daniel Miranda Porras, Ifeyinwa Sophia Nshii, Thanapon Pongratanakul, Himani Singhi with distinction, Piush Kumar Sinha, Nattana Techaprasert, Teetach Teerakul

Marketing – Naina Sobti, Mrinal Sood with specialism in Customer Management, Boxuan Wang with specialism in Customer Management

International Marketing – Li Shu with specialism in Customer Management

Master in International Business eith Modern Languages – Patrick François Ruthven Boyer with merit, Niall Connolly with distinction, Lucia Monica Fella with merit, Joshua Peter Drury Havers with merit, with distinction in the spoken language in Spanish, Vincenz Johannes Klemt with merit, Kristofer McClelland with distinction, Nicole Louise Morgan with distinction, Gillian Karen Orr with distinction, with distinction in the spoken language in French, Michael Steadman, David Andrew Wright with merit

Bachelor of Arts

Business Economics – Second Class Honours – upper division – David Boyle, Calum Stewart

Economics – First Class Honours – Amy Eileen Fotheringham, Sebastian Klotz, Laura Ann Moffat, Andrew O’Neil, Samuel Steven Patience, Matthew Robertson

Second Class Honours – upper division – Lucy Elizabeth Bell, Simon Alistair Clark, Christopher William Craig, Stephen Joseph Gildea, Blair Gordon Hawthorne, Siri Krona Johnsen, Daniel McArthur, Scott Neil McCaffer, Sorcha Meghan McLinton, Fiona Louise McVitie, Colin Stuart Maxwell, Emma Stein, Campbell Cairns Swinley, Caroline Louise Wylie

Second Class Honours – lower division – Amy Gallacher, Yasser Hassan, Crawford Cameron Whyte

with Third Class Honours – Graham Robertson, David Alan Rutherford

Economics and Business Law – Bachelor of Arts – Gillian Lawrie

Economics and Finance – First Class Honours – Sebastian Hoe Tay Hannebo

Second Class Honours – upper division – Jennifer Beer, Sein Ying Jessica Cheng, Wing Ying Christine Cheng, Stuart Alan Kenneth Milne

Economics and Management – First Class Honours – Christopher Daniel Dunlop, Christina Thermos

Second Class Honours – upper division – Naomi Wong Clark, Marius Philip Diebold

Economics and Management Science – Second Class Honours – upper division – Fraser Wight

Economics and Marketing – First Class Honours – Abby Louise Watson

Second Class Honours – upper division – Catherine Ann Dalgarno, Rachel Downs Gordon, Rachel Graham, Craig Gordon Hunter, Naomi Margaret Jamieson, Jennifer Scullion

Second Class Honours – lower division – Stuart Craig Davison

Bachelor of Arts – Judith Mary Shirres

International Business – First Class Honours – Alice Elizabeth Mary Arbuthnot, Kirsty Jean Cribbes, Ciarán Anthony Doherty, Catriona Constance King, Jessica May Louisa Martin, Kirsten Louise Meek, Andrew Alexander Milne, Martine Myrdahl, Jaydeep Pancholi, Christopher Roberts, Emily Jasmine Sahebi, Iona Ashleigh Scott-Woodhouse

Second Class Honours – upper division – Rachael Jane Abbott, Tara Clare Ahmed, Jordan Amara Alaa, Jessica Anne Arrowsmith, Matthew Logan Bell, Natasha Berrie, Emma Blair, Michael Terence Boland, Mattias Borstrand, Camille Marie-Lou Michelle Boujassy, Lorna Jane Burrows, Michael Burt, Amy Elizabeth Calderwood, Linzi Callachan, Ryan Chatham, Adele Clark, Laura McKenzie Dawson, Andrew John Dougans, Greig Easton, Joel Paul Wilhelm Eriksson, Calum David Evans, Lauren Christina Farrell, Emma Jayne Ferguson, Kirsty Cecilia Fergusson, Gillian Louise Fraser, Anne Garcia Gacutan, Jenny Gibson, Aimee Elizabeth Gow, Stuart Hay, Hannah Hendron, Bryony Elizabeth Kirkwood, Ludmila Kopaskova, Suzanna Hill Ting Kwok, Jonathan James Lawrie, Alison Lee, Nicola Jane Logan, Frances Lilian McDavid, Mark McDonagh, Natalie McGowan, Shelley McGowan, Chloé McKechnie, Daniel Martin McNicholas, Cara Iona McNiven, Mark McQueenie, Lesley Ogilvy, Tomisin Deborah Olujide, Mimie Ming Hui Ouyang, Bethany Anne Parker, Axel Persson, Claire Louise Proctor, Jillian Reilly, Fraser Alan Shaw, Alex Laura Speers, Jordan Alisdair Spittal, Glyn Hywel Stephens, Jennifer Grace Teece, Euan Thompson, Michael Edward Thomson, Craig Gerrard Wight, Emma Wilkie, Hannah Wood

Second Class Honours – lower division – Kirsty Ann Bell, Sarah Jane Brogan, Gemma Louise Burns, Asiya Cunningham, Filloreta Gashi, Claire Maguire, Mark Andrew Dollery Mitchell, Ruaridh Neil Paterson, Duncan Alexander Reid

Bachelor of Arts – Ross Craig Coulter, Cyprian Pukszta with Business Technology and Management Science, Ghilean Elizabeth Wright

International Business and Modern Languages – First Class Honours – Stephanie Juliette Clare Aitken with distinction in the spoken, language in Spanish, Dawn Clayton with distinction in the spoken language in Spanish, Kirsty McBride, Stuart Martin Taylor with distinction in the spoken language in, Spanish and French, Ruth Inkster Thomson, Caterina Zarzana with distinction in the spoken language in Italian

Second Class Honours – upper division – Emma Burns with distinction in the spoken language in Spanish, Ewan Stephen Campbell, Rana Louise Campbell, Marguerite Clark, Zoë Davidson, Jennifer Margarida Duff, Francesca Ercolino with distinction in the spoken language in, French, Allison Jane Finnie, Cassandra Elizabeth Frame, Karen Fiona Gentleman, Caitlin Anne Girvan, Gemma Catherine Hodge, Kimberley Ingelise Jackson, Amy Jayne Lawson, Teresa McAllister, Katharine Elizabeth Macanna with distinction in the spoken language, in Spanish, Matthew John McCusker, Andrew McEwan with distinction in the spoken language in Spanish, Kelly McKeown, Eilidh Ashley MacLachlan, Sarah Louise MacLellan, Erin Louise MacLeod, Raymond Kevin Magill, Kirsty Mainprize, Clare Jane Moss, Anna Margaret Mulrain, James Nellaney with distinction in the spoken language in Spanish, Michael O’Shea, Rhona Emma Sinclair with distinction in the spoken language in, French, Laura Isobel Smart, Rosie Emma Stoddart, Lynsay Storey, Scott Thomson

Second Class Honours – lower division – Alexandra Margaret Brown, Janice Anne Campbell, Sarah Helene Cross, Victoria Gillespie, Euan MacGillivray, Anneta Tampuori

Bachelor of Arts – Sébastien Maurice Ulrich Gelus with merit

Greg Boyd Hutcheon

Accounting and Finance – Bachelor of Arts – Christopher Anderson Roberts

Management Science and Business Enterprise – Bachelor of Arts – Ashley Hughes with merit

Management Science and Business Technology – Bachelor of Arts – Liam McCaffrey with merit

the Strathclyde Business School

Bachelor of Arts – Archie Coleman, Magnus Hofshagen

FULL list of graduands from Edinburgh University graduation ceremonies on 5 July

11.00 Ceremony

Honorary Degree

Doctor of Divinity – Revd Professor Carver Tat-Sum Yu

Doctor of Education – Yeung, Henry

Doctor of Philosophy – Agbatogun, Alaba; Al Rasbi, Hamood; Batluck, Mark; Birzache, Alina; Broggi, Joshua; Carse, Nicola; Chernoff, Graham; Choi, Sang Do; Chu, Rong-Xuan; Connaboy, Christopher; Davis, Richard; Foley, Yvonne; Geyer, Justine; Han, Xu; Holmes, Stephen; Komlósi, Péter; Lee, Jaekeun; Leslie, Andrew; Machtsiras, Georgios; Martin, Carolyn; Millar, Mark; Ooi, Hio Kee; Purves, Richard; Rivera, Joseph; Smith, Andrew; Swinney, Ann; Wang, Xiaojing; Wardley, Kenneth; White, Shawn

Master of Education

Additional Support for Learning (Bilingual Learners) – Berry, Jane

Master of Philosophy – McKenna, Scott

Master of Science

Community Education – Law, Kirsten; Leighton, Miriam; Roberts, Pauline; Young, Tony

Educational Research – MacDonald, Jessica

Education – Hillier, Kate

Language Teaching – Lee, Yi-Fang; Van Wengen, Claire

Management of Training and Development – Jiang, Liu; Qi, Yue

Outdoor Education – Arnold, Dorothea; Brandy, Emma; Byrne, Patrick; Ford, John; Gilbert, Kate; McLarnon-Silk, Mitchell; Oram, Louisa; Ross, Kendra; Sheehan, Ruari; Unruh, Bryan; Vakkala, Olli; Woods, Liz

Outdoor Environmental and Sustainability Education – Abousamak, Cassaundra; Bryce, Marie; Osberg, Sarah; Tel, Sjoerd

Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages – Abdullatif, Walid

Theology in History – Shea, Anna

Master of Science by Research – Mogase, Emily

Master of Teaching – Hart, Karen; McMillan, David

Postgraduate Diploma

Additional Support for Learning (Deaf Education) – Aitken, Debbie; Boyd, Clare; Clark, Kathleen; MacDonald, Fiona

Additional Support for Learning (Specific Learning Difficulties) – McMinn, Kathryn

Additional Support for Learning (Visual Impairment) – Fleming, Leanne; Gallacher, Diane; McParland, Karen; Mountford, Alice

Community Education – Inglis, Marion; Innes, Martin; McHugh, Angela; Tumblety, Lisa

Education: Language - Theory, Practice and Literacy – Almeida Pereira, Zélia; Li, Xiating

Education – Chen, Gongyang; Jin, Xin; Miao, Chengcheng; Sun, Ruiji; Wei, Wenjia; Weng, Chun-Fang; Wu, Shiyu; Xie, Jiaxin; Zhao, Cherish

Inclusive and Special Education – Toliarou, Evgenia

Management of Training and Development – Xue, Jing

Outdoor Education – Liu, Longlong

Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages – Atmaca, Lynsey; Rasinska, Sylwia; Zhou, Fangqin

General Postgraduate Certificate – McDonald, John

Postgraduate Certificate

3-14 Physical Education – Adams, Gemma; Andrew, Donna; Beattie, Natalie; Bensaad, Samia; Benyon, Graeme; Bews, Laurence; Blacklaws, Lynne; Bremner, Katrina; Burns, Richard; Cauldwell, Sandra; Collins Barnes, Lauren; Conn, Amanda; Crawford, Samantha; Davison, Lyndsay; Drennan, Carrie; Dyer, Jim; Egan, Michael; Flockton, Alexis; Gunstone, Rachel; Hepburn, Lise; Johnstone, Stephanie; Learmonth, Vicki; Leaver, Louise; Lennen, Eleanor; Logg, Lorraine; McCullough, Sarah; McIntosh, Alison; McIntyre, Carrie; McManus, Claire; Mears, Hayley; O’Regan, Eva; O’Sullivan, Roisin; O’Sullivan, Susan; Perez De Vera, Emma; Price, Iwan; Ransford, Vicki; Reid, Suzanne; Roberts, Debbie; Robertson, Graeme; Simpson, Natalie; Smith, Dianne; Smith, Lynne; Stewart, Michael; Strachan, Morag; Welsh, Jennifer; White, Claire

Academic Practice – Alexander, Wilma; Barbour, Lindy; Bhatia, Krishnakant; Bock, Adam; Featherstone, Cara; Ginn, William; MacGillivray, Thomas; Moir, Zack; Richardson, Tanya; Seguino, Alessandro; Taylor, Jane

Additional Support for Learning (Bilingual Learners) – Ferguson, Diane

Additional Support for Learning (Deaf Education) – Telford, Lorna

Additional Support for Learning (Inclusive Education) – McNulty, Gillian

Additional Support for Learning (Learning Disabilities) – McCaskell, Ruth

Additional Support for Learning (Pupil Support) (Icl) (Pgc) – Drummond, Ashley

Additional Support for Learning (Specific Learning Difficulties) – Capaldi, Clare; Chakkery, Jomi; Fitzgerald, Janet; Forteath, Clare; Liddle, Alex; Marjoribanks, Fiona; Reuter, Polly; Rodger, Liz; Sharp, Eileen

University Teaching – Coombes, Sam; Genieys-Kirk, Severine; Ho, Mary; Parra Rodriguez, Mario; Patel, Sheetal

Teaching – Brolls, Eileen; Donaldson, Victoria; King, Carol; Smith, Theresa; Whiteside, Robert; Wood, Julie

Professional Graduate Diploma

in Education

Secondary Education (Art and Design) – Boggon, Gaynor; Crawford, Jackson; Fleming, Julie; Forrest, Amanda; Hill, Joanna; Hilson, Clare; Jennings, Victoria; Nieuwenhuizen, Ashley; Robertson, Alasdair; Smith, Leela; Yule, Jennifer

Secondary Education (Chinese) – Parker, Ruth

Secondary Education (Design and Technology) – Alguero, Lottie; Bell, Fiona; Black, Jordan; Clohosey, Paul; Dick, Kirsty; Fitzpatrick, Amy; Hunter, David; McKenzie, Lorette; Milne, Kenneth; White, Rachel

Secondary Education (Drama) – Byrne, Ryan; Cameron, Laura; Duthie, Megan; Hogg, Garry; Livingstone, Tracey; MacDonald, Tanya; Miller, Sean; Morlacchetti, Melissa; Myles, Diane; Parmar, Kavita; Quinn, Mhairi; Rushby, Nicola; Scaramuzzi, Angela; Shand, Lynsey; Stewart, Robert; Timms, Thomas; Walker, Johanna; Ward, Sally

Secondary Education (English) – Anderson, Bethany; Bell, Joanne; Cutler, Olly; Durie, Joseph; Flannigan, Lauren; Gibbs, Harriet; Harrison, Philip; Hyatt, Rachel; Laydon, Sam; Lewis, Ailsa; Ludbrook, Rachel; MacDonald, Thomas; McNally, Ian; Murray, Flora; O’Connor, John; Ramtohul, Sarah; Robinson, Emily; Scobie, Jamie; Sumerling, Amy

Secondary Education (Geography) – Day, Polly; McCafferty, Hannah; Ross, Andrew; Taylor, Emma; Wilson, Alison

Secondary Education (History) – Currie, Deonne; Hazley, Catherine; Hirst, Cara; MacMillan, Naivasha; McConnell, Pamela; Riddell, Kate; Scotland, Gem; Skinner, Catherine; Symington, Sarah

Secondary Education (Maths) – Allardice, Jill; Ashforth, Serena; Cameron, Ross; Duffin, Laura; Dupraz, Isabelle; Glazier, Derek; Henry, Katherine; Jessop, Dawn; Jorgensen, David; Kosta, Dimitra; Masih, Rina; Stewart, Alison; Watson, Clare

Secondary Education (French) – Accarier, Sandie; Armand, Olivier; Atha, Chris; Bowman, Joanna; Brousseau, Anna; Gancheva, Irina; Henderson, Kerry; Ivic, Catherine; McBride, Hannah; Simpson, Karen; Tonini, Sandrine; Zulaica Orozco, Amaia

Secondary Education (German) – Butler, Sophie; Herd, Caroline; Schofield, Sarah

Secondary Education (Music) – Amos, Sheena; Appleton, Connie; Blyth, Jason; Cradock, Caroline; Curry, Rachel; Grant, Paul; Hyndman, Katherine; Johnson, Callum; McFarlane, Thomas; McGhee, Lyndsey; McTighe, Mairi; Singleton, Oliver; Weaver, Wayne

Secondary Education (Physical Education) – Anderson, Emma; Campbell, Gavin; Campbell, Kevin; Coates, Robin; Crawford, Rachael; Entwistle, Michael; Fox, Daniel; Garlick, Katherine; Grandfield, Georgina; Heaney, Emma; Ho, Wing; Mayes, Maggie; Morrison, George; Murray, Victoria; Oldham, Julia; Padden, Megan; Smyth, Emma; Stevenson, Daniel; Ward, Rebecca; Watt, Amy

Psecondary Education (Biology) – Blanchflower, Ross; Buchanan, Claire; Carvalho, Kirstie; Cavanagh, Katie; Fraser, Stuart; Grant-Forsyth, Corrie; Hynd, Fiona; Jeffries, Jason; Kirkwood, Kate; MacRae, Anna; Riddell, Emma; Seymour, Rhiannon; Thomson, Jacquelyn; Weston, Nicola

Secondary Education (Chemistry) – Ash, Samantha; Cooper, Rachel; Doonan, Rosemary; Goodall, Jillian; Hearnden, Gemma; Imrie, Scott; Lindsay, Thomas; Livingstone, Zoe; McCreadie, Louise

Secondary Education (Physics) – Candlish, Chris; Chambers, Christopher; Clark, David; Culyer, Kathleen; Ferguson, Callum; Goodsman, Charlee; Homer, Daniel; King, Christopher

Primary Education – Abbott, Brodie; Akram, Shamsa; Austin, Emma; Backe, Christopher; Bailey, Philippa; Barr, Kerstie; Batchelor, Anna; Beedham, Stephanie; Benson, Michelle; Calderwood, Charlene; Chalmers, Ali; Christie, Neil; Christy, Rosanne; Crombie, Nicola; Crozier, David; Cumming, Lisa; Davies, Christine; Dawson, Christie; Easson, Jenny; Eccles, Gabi; Elia, Alessia; Evans, Pauline; Farmer, Emma; Farrar, Kate; Fidler, Sarah; Fleming, Joanna; Fuchs, Hannah; Gibb, Fiona; Gibbons, Kimberly; Gladstone, Daryl; Glissov, Mia; Greaney, Amanda; Grieve, Hannah; Griffiths, Aisling; Hall, Charlie; Harris, Claire; Harris, Kindra; Heaney, Kieran; Holburn, Leanne; Holme, Catherine; Hosker, Jill; Howard, Rebecca; Hutchison, Louise; Jephson-Jones, Susan; Lamont, Rebecca; Landells, Suzanne; Lees, Sophie; Lindsay, Gillian; Lund, Chris; Lynch, Sorcha; MacDonald, Jenny; MacKenzie, Rebecca; Madigan, Brid; Main, Donna; Martindale, Jordan; Mathers, Katherine; Matthews, Leanne; McArdle, Sharon; McCabe, Colin; McDonald, Laura; McIlwain, Amy; McKnight, Sharon; McMath, Kirsty; Mills, Claire; Milne, Karen; Moir, Jude; Morrison, Heather; Murdoch, Neil; Murie, Gillian; Murray, Elaine; O’ Shea, Aine; Osifodunrin, Oyetutu; Paul, Sarah; Phelan, Orla; Reid, Catriona; Reilly, Lisa; Relihan, Roisin; Ret, Louise; Rusk, Lynn; Russell, Nikki; Salk, Karin; Sharma, Shivani; Simmonds, Rachel; Smith, Stephanie; Stamp, Bridget; Stevenson, Lauren; Stewart, David; Stringer, Victoria; Struthers, Jamie; Swanson, Elizabeth; Thomas, Kate; Thomson, Lesley-Anne; Torrens, Nicole; Walker, Gemma; Walker, Heather; Wallace, Katie; Wilson, Jennifer; Younger, Gail; Zegleman, Sara

Bachelor of Divinity with Honours – Clark, Rae; Harrison, Rachael; Hunt, Margaret; Linford, Timothy; MacMillan, Alasdair; McNeish, David; Strang, Gordon

Master of Arts (Divinity) with Honours – Andrew, Thomas; Boyden, Joshua; Carter, Rhiannon; Chaffey, Hannah; Charkham, Emily; Clark, Hannah; Corsar, Elizabeth; Crichton, Amy; Evans, Laura; Gard, Stephanie; Gaster, Philippa; Gillum, Rosie; Graham-Watson, Archie; Griffith, Stephen; Hawkins, Rupert; Heald, Aidan; Kendall, Joshua; Kerr-Smiley, Isabella; Kimmitt, Andrew; Kinnaird, Rachel; Le Marquand, Jonathan; MacFarlane, Joshua; Maniratnam, Nandhan; Morrissey, Rosie; O’Mahony, Sophie; Perfect, Rachel; Reynolds, Archie; Smith, Kieran; Speight, Thomas; Spence, Camilla; Stainforth, Charles

Master of Arts (Religious Studies) with Honours – Bird, Charles; Bolton, Matthew; Boothby, James; Calkin, Annabel; Dawes, Sophie; De Menthon, Louise; Devereux, Florence; Fain-Binda, Carlos; Hall, India; Hough, Stephanie; Lees, Rachel; Lewis, Gemma; Linnhoff, Josef; Morrison, Elizabeth; O’Malley, Rebecca; Page, Edward; Phillips, Sarah; Roberts, Elizabeth; Rodigan, Oliver; Rushmer, Jamie; Sneddon, Jennifer; Vaughan, Kitty; Wilson, Emma

Master of Arts with Honours

Divinity and Classics – Block, Imogen

Philosophy and Religious Studies – Forwood, Scarlett

Philosophy and Theology – Atkins, Rebekah; Beeley, Thomas; Brown, Nicola; Cerio, Rebecca; Clements, Gareth; Cowpland, Jake; Evans, Henry; Gosling, Sarah; Gritten, Katharine; Hutton, Kenneth; Johnson, Harry; Keene, Justin; Lepere, Lydia; MacCuish, Hugh; MacHale, Thomas; Marks, Hannah; Murphy, Dominic; Shiel, Emma; Williams, Eleanor; Zapolski, Rachael

Religious Studies and English Literature – Burch, Paul; Davenport, Leah; Moran, Louise

Bachelor of Arts (Religious Studies) – Burnett, Hope

Bachelor of Divinity – Notman, Alison

Undergraduate Certificate of Higher Education – Cross, Alana; Downie, Ashleigh

15.00 Ceremony

Bachelor of Arts with Honours

Community Education – Armstrong, Graeme; Deans, Sean; Ewing, Claire; Giner Garcia, Neus; Hagley, Yvonne; Holmes, Diane; Jones, Mary; MacLeod, Roderick; Maung, Khine; Nogues, Nathalie; Peacock, Marie; Walters, Charlotte

Bachelor of Education with Honours

Design and Technology – Conlan, Nikki; Mitchell, Liam; Rankin, Katharine

Physical Education – Agnew, Fraser; Alexander, Mark; Allardice, Rory; Baillie, Ross; Barr, Lynne; Beattie, Craig; Benson, Corinna; Binnian, Toby; Black, David; Boyd, Fraser; Brownie, James; Cairney, Scott; Cairns, Louise; Cairns, Mairi-Claire; Calder, Eilidh; Carbery, Jennifer; Cumming, Andrew; Cummings, Lisa; Cuthbertson, Padraig; Davidson, Ruaridh; Drummond, Jenny; Edwards, Stuart; Findlay, Katrina; Fitzpatrick, Chloe; Galbraith, Paula; Grant, Iain; Gray, Michael; Greig, Joanna; Halcrow, Gary; Holmes, Hannah; Hopkins, Graham; Hunter, Scott; Kedslie, Louise; Knight, Ross; Laverty, Euan; Lawson, Euan; MacKay, Trisha; MacLeod, Alasdair; Main, Daniel; Matheson, Caryn; McArthur, David; McCann, Sean; McCarthy, Jamie; McGhie, Ingham; McKeich, Hannah; McLaren, Heather; McQueen, Claire; Millar, Jamie; O’Brien, Sarah; Ogden, Rosie; Ogilvie, Nicola; Orchiston, Rachael; Oxburgh, David; Paterson, Caroline; Paterson, Ross; Paul, Caitlin; Raby, Stephen; Reedie, Stuart; Ritchie, Ryan; Robb, Susan; Robertson, Faye; Robertson, Joseph; Scott-Woodhouse, Struan; Shirra-Gibb, Robbie; Smith, Brendan; Stark, Christie; Swarbrick, Thomas; Taylor, Katie; Telfer, Craig; Thomson, Paul; Trezise, Jack; Walker, Serena; Watson, Tamar; White, Jonathan; Younger, Scott

Primary Education – Addis, Claire; Agnew, Sarah; Alexander, Eilidh; Allan, Nicole; Anderson, Sarah; Andrews, Roslyn; Bain, Leanne; Baird, Emily; Bajo, Samantha; Ballantyne, Melissa; Begum, Rabia; Benson, Matthew; Best, Hayley; Blackford, Lisa; Blacklock, Sarah; Broad, Gemma; Brown, Stephanie; Burns, Ailey; Cameron, Sara-Jane; Campbell, Roslyn; Clark, Jenny; Clark, Natalie; Coatham, Rachael; Coleman, Sophie; Colligan, Kirsti; Collins, Shauna; Copland, Lauren; Cousins, Ruth; Coyle, Heather; Cranie, Claire; Donald, Graeme; Donaldson, Sarah; Douglas, Lynsay; Drummond, Claire; Edmunds, Rebecca; Elliott, Anna; Farmer, Kate; Ferguson, Rona; Forbes, Rachel; Forrest, Amber; Fraser, Lyndsey; Gamrot, Kelly; Garden, Sarah; Gibson, Heather; Glendinning, Allyson; Goodman, Kerrie; Graham, Samantha; Grennan, Sinead; Hadden, Claire; Hainey, Sarah; Hanley, Donna; Hanson, Lana; Hewitt, Mark; Heyes, Jodi; Holligan, Amy; Hughes, Anna; Hunt, Kirsty; Irvine, Hannah; Jamieson, Robyn; Jenkins, Fiona; Jones, Laura; Kelly, Stephanie; Kemp, Hannah; Kerr, Suzanne; Ketchin, Holly; King, Siannon; Law, Pamela; Leask, Craig; Leith, Katie; Le Tissier, Anita; Lindsay, Rebecca; Lyell, Susan; MacDonald, Jayne; MacLeod, Laura; MacRae, Alice; Magill, Conor; Marnie, Natalie; McBride, Peter; McCart, Audrey; McCullough, Matthew; Mc Dermott, Joseph; McFarlane, Georgina; McGlashan, Gillian; McGrath, Erin; McManus, Hannah; McMillan, Kara; McMillan, Kirsty; Milne, Rebecca; Mitchell, Rebecca; Morgan, Kelly-Anne; Morley, Shaun; Morrison, Caitlyn; Morrow, Emily; Muir, Lyndsey; Mulholland, Shona; Murrin, Carly; Mynott, Catherine; Newcombe, Andrea; O’Brien, Nicole; O’Driscoll, Frances; Page, Ashley; Paterson, Kirsten; Paylor, Leanne; Petrie, Rachel; Philip, Nikki; Pottinger, Joanne; Prater, Craig; Prentice, Lauren; Probyn, Daniel; Raeburn, Claire; Reilly, Kayleigh; Renwick, Alison; Reynolds, Michelle; Richards, Charlie; Riding, Stephen; Robertson, Giulia; Robertson, Julie; Scott, Kerri; Simpson, Hannah; Sinclair, Stephanie; Skinner, Nicole; Smith, Sophie; Spinks, Lucy; Stewart, Kimberley; Stewart, Mhairi; Stibbards, Michelle; Stirling, Chloe; Sturrock, Nikki; Sutherland, Jenna; Telfer, Kirsty; Thomas, Sophie; Turnbull, Catherine; Turner, Gillian; Vann, Emma; Wallace, Claire; Watson, Clair-Marie; Watson, Katie; Wilson, Nicola; Wilson, Nikki; Wilson, Rebecca; Wishart, Victoria; Young, Lynn

Bachelor of Medical Sciences

with Honours

Sports Science Medicine – Ariyapala, Ruhith; Bunting, Ruth; Burdon, Niklas; Chaudhri, Zahra; Fox, Sheelagh; Given, Andrew; Humphreys, Catherine; Leslie, Karen; Lyttle, Camilla; Marr, Daniel; Nicol, Katherine; Robertson, Fergus

Bachelor of Science with Honours

Applied Sport Science – Ashworth, Daniel; Beacher, Jack; Brazier, Joanne; Brown, Emma; Bruce, Morven; Bryans, Andrew; Costas Batlle, Cristian; Crowe, Andrew; Forbes, Jamie; Foster, Sam; Fujita, Fumiaki; Gairns, Alan; Geale, Adam; Glover, James; Gordon, Emma; Hamill, Michael; Hancock, Damian; Holdsworth, Thomas; Main, Samuel; Manning, Benjamin; Mann, Laura; Martin, Lisa; Masters, Zain; Matthewman, Lawrence; Maytham, Stuart; McKee, Craig; McMaster, Shawn; McNaughton, Ruaraidh; Mearns, Louise; Miller, Lyndsey; O’Conor, Matthew; Richardson, Joanna; Richards, Rebecca; Stanley, Isabelle; Taylor, Jordan; West, Toby; Wong, Jiamin; Yammine, Pascal

Sport and Recreation Management – Ansell, Kevin; Arbuthnott, David; Blackett, Thomas; Clarke, Victoria; Collyer-Bristow, Archie; Cross, Rory; Fenton, Stuart; Ferrari, Oliver; Fetherston-Godley, Charlotte; Forsyth, Julie; Fraser, Neil; Haigh, Lucy; Hill, Matthew; Holcroft, Toby; Kerr, Jordan; Mann, Christopher; Mc Ginley, Declan; Rankine, Hamish; Sherlow, Conor; Stather, James; Warren-Gash, Emma

Bachelor of Arts

Childhood Practice – Brown, Wendy; Coia, Victoria; Donaldson, Carly; Edwards, Fiona; Ferguson, Rhian; Fernandez Calleja, Esther; Gardner, Fiona; Garland, Samantha; Johnstone, Laura; Lough, Lindsay; Low, Carol-Ann; Martin, Anna; McDonald, Arlene; McDowall, Jayne; McGahey, Sarah; O’Neill, Melissa; Scott, Johanna; Wardhaugh, Claire; Wilkinson, Eva

Education Studies – Cairney, Rachel; Carnie, Paul; Colyer, Sarah; Dean, Jennifer; Flood, Rory; Gray, Kirstin; Hamilton, Roseanne; Hunter, Sharon; Johnson, Emmy-Claire; Lalley, Kevin; McCulloch, Alana; McGugan, Katie; Noble, Emma; Osborne, Jodie; Ross, Cameron; Saraei, Nasreen; Simpson, Emma; Smith, Rachel; Sturrock, Nichola; Taylor, Ann; Templeton, Stuart; Thomson, Amanda; Walker, April; Wood, Nastasia

Bachelor of Science – Hanson, Karen; Pearson, Christopher; Suwanprateep, Suebwong

Undergraduate Diploma of Higher Education – Hogg, Ashley; Holmes, Alexander; Hume, Mark; Joyce, Michelle; Paris, Adam

Undergraduate Certificate of Higher Education – Diplacito, Connor; Ellis, David; Fitzgerald-Peltier, Peter; Gray, Kieran; Inglis, Chris; Kinghorn, Scott; McDonald, Fiona; Purdie, Ross; Smith, Kerry; Weir, Jamie; Wood, Marianne

FULL list of graduands from Queen Margaret University graduation ceremonies on 5 July

Morning Ceremony

Degree of Doctor of Business Administration, Honoris Causa – Mrs Shaheen Unis CBE

School of Arts, Social Sciences

and Management

Degree of Doctor of Philosophy – James Cunningham

Degree of Master of Business Administration – Nusrat Labin

Postgraduate Diploma in Golf & Country Club Management – Rory Duncan John Davidson

Degree of Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Management – Suhad Alkilani

Degree of Master of Business Administration in Hospitality Management – Piyavalee Asavarahapun, Ennusha Beejah, Yavuz Candan, Bhawana Neupane, Rattiyaporn Pangchutti, Marilou Perri, Outoomporn Vongderri

Degree of Master of Science in International Management and Leadership – Sultan Abdulla Mohamed Matar Alremeithi, Caroline Holt, Hester Sara McQueen, David William Sharp*

Postgraduate Diploma – Chintankumar Vipinbhai Patel

Postgraduate Certificate – Anil Karki

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Business Management – First Class – Afiya Ashraf, Richard Scott Ferguson, Bethany Monaghan, Kate Munro, Caroline Shanley

Second Class Upper Division – Stephen Kevin Anderson, Emily Anstruther, Scott Strachan Binnie, John Alexander Buckley, Sean Gray, Catharine Anne Irving, Arfah Iftikhar Khan, Muna Khider Omer, John Lamb, Stewart Thomas Ogilvie, Catherine Anne Ramsay, Sarah Joyce Webb, Katherine Erin Erica Young

Second Class Lower Division – Carlo Cavallaro, Helen Katherine Doig, Stephen Donnelly, Kristopher Ian Lusk, Melissa Catherine Richardson, Kirsty Ann Robertson, Nawa Sinengela, Gemma Wright

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Business Management – Bertrand Alexandre Martial Ardid, Florent Bourreau, David Daniel Brunton, Hadrien Pierre Arnaud Buret*, Louise Chaillou*, Chloé Michele Therese Chupin, Amanda Douglas, Laetitia Evaux, Lorrie Celine Marie Guittard, Nora Bucher Holm*, Amy Christina Johnston, Jonas Junger, Stuart Kerr, Fanny Marinoni, Chelsea Delight Mattis-Robinson, Bertrand Alexis Thibaud Morin, Stephanie Rae, Herve Claude Rougeon*, Hedda Bjørnsen Skjetne*, Pia Otilie Sorensen, Gillian Margaret Spence, Amber Claire Thomas, Steven David Thomson, Yves Wichate

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Consumer Studies – First Class – Gillian Forrest

Second Class Upper Division – Kate Charlotte Haddow, Caroline Hannah, Pamela McGrory, Nicola Miller

Second Class Lower Division – Sarah Yasmin Lorimer

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Consumer Studies – Micha Currie*, Mairi-Clare MacKenzie, Natalie Malone, Alicia Vettese McCulloch, Kirsty Allyson Morton

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Consumer Studies and Management – Second Class Upper Division – Emma Constance Crichton

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Consumer Studies and Retailing – Second Class Upper Division – Natalie Nicolle Clampett

Second Class Lower Division – Bethany Ruth Mundey

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Events Management – First Class – Shereen Fazeli, Georgina Lucy Winson

Second Class Upper Division – DJ Bell, Leah April Birch, Rachel Annie Brunton, Rebecca Anne Hodkinson, Kayleigh Linklater, Paige Megan McLean, Paul Prendergast, Khloe Salmon

Second Class Lower Division – Gillian Janice Baillie, Victoria Marie Brough, Lauren Nicole Clark, Kathryn Mary Lawrence, Sinita Kaur Potiwal, Graeme Richard Scambler, Rhae Louise Sykes

Third Class – Hannah Amy Parr

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Events Management – Mhairi Anne Cameron, Jan Casebow, Anja Frederike Egerer*, Paula Marie Farrell, Kirsty Jane Bess Haxton, Katherine Lyne, Kenna Mhairi Macdougall, April McKillop, Elin Nordberg*, Lindsay Paterson*, Kathrine Elizabeth Pfeltz Repstad, Kerri-Marie Smithwaite, Vanja Torp*, Danielle Valaitis, Amy Rebecca White

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Events Management and Management – First Class – Hannah Louise Quayle

Second Class Upper Division – Laurie Oliver Frank

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Events Management and Marketing – Second Class Lower Division – Ifrah Sultana Ali, Louise Dawn Cowie, Rachel Jamieson, Fraser Reynolds, Rachael Louise Sudlow, Daphne Shireen Van Den Ijssel

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Events Management and Marketing – Richard Callaghan, Ross Andrew Matheson*

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Events Management and Retailing – Second Class Upper Division – Rebecca Louise Whitefield

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Events Management and Tourism Management – First Class – Kathryn Stables

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Events Management and Tourism Management – Lee James Hamilton

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Hospitality and Tourism Management – Second Class Upper Division – Lauren McHoull

Second Class Lower Division – Declan McConville

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Hospitality and Tourism Management – Philip Chan, Sandra Hanny Wild

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in International Hospitality Management – First Class – Jennifer Evelyn Hart

Second Class Upper Division – Louise Mackay, Hannah Williamson

Second Class Lower Division – Yihong Hong Wang

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in International Hospitality Management – Laure Barazzone, Paresh Shirish Choudhary, Louise Joanne Cook, Daniel James Cowburn, Vikram Kannan Iyer, Magdalena Kagerer, Lars Peter Leyendecker*, Gurpreet Shimbe, Weien Xu

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in International Hospitality and Tourism Management – Martin Baga*, Gabriel Vital Frei*, Monika Huserkova*, Michela Gloria Iseli*, Johanna Katharina Sophie Schmidt*

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Marketing and Management – First Class – Thea Hestnes Jensen, Julia Miller

Second Class Upper Division – Katharina Paulina Kroczek, Mary Jennifer Shannon

Second Class Lower Division – Martin Kerr, Ellen Sarah Thomson

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Marketing and Management – Lindsey Caroline Taylor

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Marketing Management – First Class – Jenny Peffers

Second Class Upper Division – Kathryn Paula Dewar, Rachel Edwards, Jessica Catherine Entwistle, Victoria Patton, Andi Rendle, Lauren Robertson

Second Class Lower Division – Charlotte Rieky Louise Kemp, Eleanor Esther Jane Kynaston

Third Class – Tomasz Krzysztof Kobryn

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Marketing Management – Sarah-Jayne Brown, Gillian Ann Keith, Anna Otakoya, Shane Sandison Ritch

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Marketing and Retailing – Second Class Lower Division – Katie Anne Tobin

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Marketing and Tourism Management – First Class – Birthe Stefanie Rindt

Second Class Upper Division – Anna Maria Koryczan

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Retail Management – Second Class Upper Division – Rachel Wood Harness

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Retail Management – Beata Brignall, June Brown, Rachel McInally

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Tourism Management – Second Class Upper Division – Rebecca Louise Blair

Second Class Lower Division – Agne Dobrovolskyte, Marion Christina Mason, Caitlin Mellon

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Tourism Management – Marthe Breirem Aakvik*, Bryony Allen-Holt, Mario Izquierdo Gascon, Patryk Raniszewski

Diploma of Higher Education – Jaspreet Kaur Burmy, Gemma Currie, James Nicholas Heckford, Tonje Wetterstad Jensen, Ruth Johnston, Bertrand Nkulikiyimana, Thilo Pieper, Margaret Craig Weddell Pollock, Jordan George Smart

Certificate of Higher Education – Nicola Caroline Amos, Eilidh Daniels, Kaitlin Margaret Hannah Dickson, Christopher Downie, Henriette Fischer, Nikola Stoyanov Gyurov, Craig Innes, Rebecca Irwin, Klaudia Klapyta, Antti-Jussi Lehtinen, Duncan Macdonald, Emma Jane Mooney, Alexander Winter

School of Health Sciences

Degree of Doctor of Philosophy – Andrea Coda, Kylie Peta Conroy, Joanne Louise Wallace

Degree of Master of Science in Diabetes – Tariq Hamood Salim Alabri*, Delman Mohammed Raoof Arif Al-Attar*, Omanibo Sampson Arugu*, Aram Ahmed Babakr*, Anne Sarah Blair*, Catherine Anna Broome*, Katherine Jean Mary Brown, Kay Brown*, Khim-Wei Choo*, Hassan Ibrahim*, John Alexander McDonald*, Jillian Wendy Rigg*, Oldman-Ensa Rogers*, Sarah Jane Wilson

Postgraduate Diploma in Diabetes – Raghib Mustafa

Degree of Master of Science in Dietetics – Linda Alice Cantwell, Mhari Agnes Davidson, Veronica Giudice, Claire Jenkins-Bassett, Stephanie Anne Rawlins, Jacqueline Tam

Postgraduate Diploma in Dietetics – Laura Hayden, Anne McEnroe, Sophie Francesca Merriman

Degree of Master of Science in Mammography – Janice Anne Tannock, Deborah Ann Watson

Postgraduate Certificate in Mammography – Isabella Robertson Aitken, Rachael E Aitken, Eilidh Baird, Carol-Anne Brown, Leanne Cheyne, Claire Crawford, Danielle Jill Kane, Karen Maclennan, Elizabeth Eugenie Marriott, Irene Marshall, Catherine Margaret McGuigan, Lynne Mitchell, Jennifer Monkhouse, Joanne Clare Norton, Kerrie-Louise Rhodes, Diane Smith, Denise Elizabeth Thewlis, Jane Weir

Degree of Master of Science in Physiotherapy – Emilia Amalraj, Fiona Elizabeth Cuddihy*, Gillian Cuthill, Amy Dimech, Husain Nezar Saeed Fakhar*, Eva Luisa Hecker, Dolly Mala Lewis, Sanket Sharma, Barbara Walus

Postgraduate Diploma in Physiotherapy – Swarnil Laxmikant Patel

Degree of Master of Science in Physiotherapy (Pre-Registration) – Giles Ayre Boland*, Benjamin George Carter, Lorenz Lewe Clausen, Sinead Collins*, Jonathan Karl Cooke*, Chelsey Mae Crandell, Eamon Declan Duane*, Leona Kirsten Dunlevy*, Paul Patrick Dwyer, Stuart Evans*, G’ané Lynn-Elle Eleanor Everheart, Martina Henry, Jordan James Paris Hepburn*, Gillian Higgins, Nicola Holden*, Claire Louise Jones*, Simon Mark Kelly, Charlene Nicole Kinsella, Xinming Melinda Lau, Ann Lobban, Kirsty Macdonald*, Lucy Elizabeth Manico*, Niamh Colette McCormack*, Liam McGinley, Siobhan McKittrick, Claire Bridget Mary Murtagh, Maire Nic Amhlaoibh*, Kate Oakes*, Niamh Nora O’Connor, Greg O’Leary, Lynn Reilly, Emma Andrea Bridget Roche*, Patrick Francis Cumming Simpson, Ruth Helen Telfer, Daniel James Thomas, Fiona Walker Turnbull*, Delwyn Bryan Williams

Degree of Master of Science in Podiatric Medicine – Simon Christopher McSweeney

Degree of Master of Science in Podiatry – Angelo Casella, Jenny Kim, Janet Caroline McGroggan

Degree of Master of Science in Public Health Nutrition – Tess Ellen Capper, Danielle Shonagh Cochrane, Eimear Culliney, Laura Catriona Devane, Lauri Gilgan, Michael Henry Heatlie, Shayla Nicole McMorris, Laura Murphy, Dympna Mary Murray, Jessica Power, Angela Elizabeth Violet Stockton, Eilidh Jean Wilson

Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health Nutrition – Fiona Burns, Camilla Murray Barreto De Menezes

Degree of Master of Science in Radiotherapy – Carole Hornsby

Postgraduate Diploma in Radiotherapy & Oncology – Kelsey Florence Lynne

Degree of Master of Science in Theory of Podiatric Surgery – Simon Michael Davis Crocker, Deborah Delves, Ross Diaper*, Donja Gabrielle Lansink, Irvine Dzikamai Babi Nake, Surendra Dahyalal Meghji Sonigra, Alan Thomas Whitefield, Tracey Wilkinson*

Postgraduate Diploma in Theory of Podiatric Surgery – Louise Ann Campbell, Johan Francöis Goyvaerts

Postgraduate Certificate – Gabriele Fleischhacker, Harish Varijaksha Kurup, Sarah Marie McLoughlin, Reejo John Paul

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Applied Pharmacology – First Class – Ramsay Sharfeddin Ramadan Khadeir, Amanda Nicol, Sarah Elizabeth O’Brien

Second Class Upper Division – Daniel Foy, Leroy Temple Wishart Moffat, Rebecca Maria Teresa Wcislo

Second Class Lower Division – Annum Elahi, Janne Berit Gundersen, Frederick Eken Odong

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Applied Pharmacology – Susan Wilson

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Diagnostic Radiography – First Class – Kay Joan Cruickshank, Lyn Fotheringham

Second Class Upper Division – Fiona Ruth Henderson, Gavin Andrew Loy, Jemma Lyall, Emma McElhinney, Claire Murray, Angela Jane Neill, Grace O’Neill, Victoria Rose Walden, Ciarán Gerard Walsh, Kitty Walsh, Louise Elizabeth Ward

Second Class Lower Division – Ismail Bakhit Abdullah Al-Badri, Jilly Frances Alford, Nicholas Matthew Arnold, Ciara Michelle Joyce, Michelle McCusker, Deirbhile McNamara, Ryan Kristofer Nelson, Matthew John Robert Watts

Third Class – Ahmed Nasser Ali Al-Rashdi, Seonad Elizabeth Young

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Applied Health Sciences – Natasha Ann Jerdin

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Dietetics – First Class – Sarah Anne Bremner, Heidi Louise Lewis

Second Class Upper Division – Nicole Allison, Róisín Dineen, Jennifer Grant, Susan Elizabeth Hogg, Rachel Kennedy, Connie Clare Law, Katrina Robertson, Nikki Taylor

Second Class Lower Division – Lisa Marie Cronin, Jean Ann Fox, Anna Johansson-Hartley, Alison Margaret Mair, Angus Malcolm Milton, Alice Jane Spence, Andrea Elaine Robb Wilson

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Human Biology – First Class – Euan Neil Paterson, Adeel Saleem Shafi

Second Class Upper Division – Masharof Ahmed, Paulina Marta Okoro, Hayley Jennifer Peacock, Eleni Varda

Second Class Lower Division – Aaron Cruickshank, Richard James Pearson

Certificate of Higher Education in Mammography – Jane Louise Chandler, Jill Jarvis Coulter, Jennifer Gregor, Nicola Anne Elizabeth Iannetta, Rosemary Jane Liddell, Gillian Murray McCallion, Sai Ling McNeil, Angela Christine Roberts, Janice Milne Rodger, Alice Shauna Smyth, Margaret Hynds Tiffney

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Nutrition – First Class – Hazel Blakemore, Tracy Philippa Bogan, Monika Gorzach, Raina O’Mahony, Sarah Louise Rooney, Maeve Ann Smith

Second Class Upper Division – Emma Baird, Alison Bankier, Maria Berger, Rachel Evelyn Bowie, Niamh Byrne, Jenny Elizabeth Crockett, Ruth Ann Davie, Sara Kathleen Downey, Catherine Susan Fyfe, Evelyn Gibson, Jennifer Henderson, Lauren Holmes, Emma Anne Inglis, Suzanne Elaine Jackson, Caroline Grace Martin, Katie Laura McDonald, Orla Catherine Mulligan, Angelica Quatela, Désirée Schliemann, Sarah Christine Shaw, Ciara Carmel Steedman, Elaine Tully, Inka Viitaniemi, Gintare Vosyliute, Claire Anne Watters, Jennifer Christina Watters, Rachel Ruth Mary Watts

Second Class Lower Division – Alison Gray, Emma Beth Turnbull

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Nutrition – Cecilie Bucher-Johannessen*, Carl Cerf, Julie Dauvois, Fern Jane Marie Jamieson, Oceane Regnard, Becky Catherine Rollo, Siri Linnea Aurora Svedberg*, Aaron Elvis Twigg

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy (Conversion) – Abdullateef Olayinka Agemo, Sanusi Baba Ahmed, Claudia Freund, Daniel Olawole Ogunmolawa, Sylwia Maria Osinska, Olubukola Funke Oyewusi, Mahmud Suleiman

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Physiotherapy – First Class, Scott Duguid, Kirsty Ann Gauld, Aileen Jean Graham, Louise Noone, Sophie Rebecca Peacock, Joanna Greig Pilarska, Christopher Taylor

Second Class Upper Division – Katja Abt, Karoline Bain, Trine Bolstad, Gavin Joseph Dempsey, Rebekah Dunphy, Sonya Fazeli, Dawn Fleming, Lottie Fulton, Stephanie Gray, Sharon Grierson, Niamh Kiernan, Maxime Charles Jean Laurent, Alan Lochtie, Natalie Elizabeth Logan, Robyn Trudi McCann, Lisa McLachlan, Simon Melling, Jennifer Montgomery, Patrick Donal Mulholland, Dearbhla O’Byrne, Edel Catherine O’Riordain, Petter Ekensteen Øren, Eleftherios Paraskevopoulos, Claire Purves, Rosie Reid, Christie Rae Smith, Grace Helen Smith, Kim Thomson

Second Class Lower Division – Xabier Ariztegieta Murgiondo, Kimberley Jade Barton, Teresa Cadle, Sarah Cosgrave, Rosa De Los Santos Francisca, Graeme Dunbar, Catriona Judith Dunwoodie, Ross Grady, Rebecca Georgia Nygren, Steven Semple, Robyn Natassia Simpson, Laura Elizabeth Sorbie

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Physiotherapy (AKMI, Athens) – Second Class Upper Division – Thomas Avgeris, Michail Michailidis, Antonia Tsaousi

Second Class Lower Division – Athanasia Biniakou, Arsenis-Nikolaos Stamatis, Nikolaos Stathopoulos, Argyrios Vlachoytsikos

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy (Conversion) – Rinku Devi, Jo-Ann Nair, Germana Makumba Chilufya Ndolo, Yaoxian Pang, Yan Ling Cynthia Sim, Adda Sue Meifeng, Shi Hua Tan

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Podiatry – First Class – Jennifer Barclay, Benjamin Michael Jones, Hongyu Liang, Robert Campbell McCririck, Adam Matthew McIlwaine, Vajiheh Naji

Second Class Upper Division – Christopher Alexander Coll, Simon Collins, Amy Heather Forsythe, Jennifer O’Donnell, Gemma Jane Robertson, Martin Ross Waddell

Second Class Lower Division – Andrew Jameson Dougan, Nikki Jane Dunigan

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Podiatry – Enys Michael John Coggles*, Anna Louise Duncan*, Matthew Francis, Eleanor Garvey, Nathan Patrick Goyvaerts, Babeeta Gurung, Nicole Mary Kennedy, Alice Rose Murphy*, Kirsty Anne Smith*, Catherine Jean Stewart

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Podiatry (Conversion) – Kathleen Kennedy, Larissa Marie Magee, Janet Leanne Mears*, Donald Stuart Mowat, Attracta Joan O’Grady, Gurmeet Singh, Mairead Mary Smiddy-Healy

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Radiographic Studies – First Class – Loy Le Shan, Tan Chee Siong Rovin

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Radiography – Akintunde Adewale Adewoyin, Ayodele Akinwunmi, Sibeso Alisinda, Galadima Aliyu, Temitayo Victoria Ayodele, Reuben Sonnde Jeremiah Babatunde, Malunga Chipulu, Davies Chiwaya, Adeyanju Foluke Egbeyemi, Abubaker Elmobark, Helen Omare Ezinma, Michael Chinedum Ezinma, Yapunga Kaira, Kaunda Kamekela, Colleen Mqunjana, Chola Mulando, Raphael Kayembe Musoko, Ruthern Ali Nsemiwe, Joshua Kajila Nyawaya, Amudat Bolanle Odumeru, Alloysius Onuabuchi Ogoke, Mosunmola Oyinade Okedayo, Thankgod Chima Okereh, Oluwafemi George Olagunju, Abioye Solomon Olaleye, Shamson-Deen Temitayo Salisu, Ikoedem Enefiok Ukoks, Jan Vtacik

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Therapeutic Radiography – First Class – Lorna Affleck, Laura Loughrey

Second Class Upper Division – Smaira Akhtar, Kirsteen Katrina Muir, Wallis Elizabeth Urquhart

Second Class Lower Division – Fahad Ahmed

Diploma of Higher Education – Allison Armstrong, Ashley Sarah Bichard, Steven Wesley Craig, Donna Cranston, Olimatou Faal, Richard Ernest Lloyd, Maya Helen Moreno, Lesley Anne Parry

Certificate of Higher Education – Farisa Ahmad, Anastasios-Marios Antonopoulos, Andreas Archaniotakis, Konstantinos Asimotos, Mhairi-Anne Elizabeth Baird, Lynn Ann Barfod, Ecaterina Bolduratu, Marcelle Brown, Duncan Llywelyn Campbell, Lauren Davie, Karen Elliott, Laura Louise Elliott, Deanna Isobel Hughes, Richard Iremonger, Panagiotis-Georgios Karagiannis, Laura Keegan, Scott McElhinney, Conor Martin McKeown, David Paul John McManus, Stephanie Brook Murray, Jennifer Scott, Dominykas Viecas, Rhiannon Williams

Postgraduate Diploma in Audiology (Pre-Registration) – Emma Joanne Saunders*

Degree of Master of Science in Speech and Language Therapy (Pre-Registration) – Lesley Finlayson, Konstantina Kanta, Victoria McNeill, Raena Morgan Pridy

Postgraduate Diploma in Speech and Language Therapy (Pre-Registration) – Inga Margaret Black*, Deborah Anne Cairns*, Dermot James Fitzsimons*, Kathryn Alexandra Hood*, Cara Jane Jackson, Laura Kennedy, Jemma Lavelle*, Carol Mitcheson, Julieanne Murphy*, Andrea Regan, Mary Ruth Sheehan, Ljupka Veloska Lynch*, Nicola Marie West*

Postgraduate Diploma in Speech and Language Studies – Anne-Marie Griffin

Postgraduate Certificate – Fiona Leigh Cochrane, Laura Rebecca McIntyre

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Audiology – First Class – Christopher Gerard Brennan-Jones, Alistair Dick

Second Class Upper Division – Emma Mary Bolton, Katie Ann Comer, Lisa Joyce Hemphill, Stine Maiken Lawton-Smith, Nicola Martin, Nur Fatehah Mohd Shukri, Laura Power, Yasmin Yule

Second Class Lower Division – Sharifa Rahim Abdul Al Balushi, Azza Abdullah Mohamed Al-Maskari, Avril Yvonne Anderson, Suzette Brenda Creighton, Joanna Rachel Forrest, George Anthony Hegarty, Maura Lucania Naughton

Third Class – Zoe Caryn Castle

Diploma of Higher Education in Hearing Aid Audiology – Christopher Patrick Bryce, Richard Mark Dunne, Mari Wade Orr, David George Parsons, Sarah-Jane Sheehan

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Logopaedics (AKMI, Athens) – First Class – Aigli Taskari

Second Class Upper Division – Eleni Androni, Eleni Arseniou, Eirini-Christina Dimopoulou, Lusine Khachatryan, Spiridoula Pattakou, Eleni Pavlaki, Panagiota Stamiri, Anna-Irini Vertoudou

Second Class Lower Division – Manolis Brahalis, Emilia Galouni, Martha-Maria Iliopoulou, Stavroula Kalathaki, Teresa Kambitsi, Danah Kantzou, Eleni Karagiorga, Maria Karoubi, Georgia Kefala, Maria Kontolouri, Christina Koziraki, Chryssanthi Mariamou, Maria Moustaka, Anna Nikolopoulou-Margioli, Emmanouil Theodosopoulos, Stavroula Melina Tsouma, Georgios Vlamis

Third Class – Maria Bozika, Eleni Daniil, Dimitrios Deligiannopoulos, Vassiliki Delligianni, Georgia Fragaki, Evangelia Giannakopoulou, Pavlina Hatziathanasiou, Michaela-Dimitra Liaga, Maria Lignou, Violetta Dupi Ntoupi, Elpida-Maria Sfika, Katerina Toloumi, Ekaterini Tsiga, Polixeni Tsourinaki

Degree of Bachelor of Science – Ioannis Christos Pissas, Stavroula Touloumi

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Speech and Language Therapy – First Class – Laura Jayne Black, Orlagh Marie Boyd, Amy Gillies Dawson, Jemma Elizabeth Dunlop, Lauren Ashleigh Gallagher, Alison Carolyn Gregory, Kirsty Helen Holt, Vivien Page Howie, Victoria Margaret Millington, Morag Will

Second Class Upper Division – Glenda Lindsay Altoft, Clara Boyce, Catherine Jane Bray, Brogan Parker Ferguson, Helen Rachel Finlayson, Emma Jane Glissov, Katie Louise Grewar, Helen Louise Hayes, Charlotte Jane Jarvis, Aoife Magee, Sarah Elaine McIntyre, Abby Jess Milroy, Grace Marietta Mullin, Sarah Helen Rooney, Lauren Jamie Young

Second Class Lower Division – Joanna Marie Ewenson, Áine Patricia Gannon, Hannah Kelly, Jo McMahon

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Speech Sciences – Heather May Cameron

Diploma of Higher Education – Suzanne Veronica Boyce, Stavroula Tsoli

Certificate of Higher Education – Oluma Hikka, Fiona Noelle Hunter, Hannah Margaret Sharp, Kirsty Watson

Afternoon Ceremony

Degree of Doctor of Letters, Honoris Causa – Professor Nigel Osborne MBE FRCM FRSE

School of Arts, Social Sciences

and Management

Degree of Doctor of Philosophy – Oludolapo Afolake Ojediran

Degree of Master of Arts in Arts and Cultural Management – Susanne Helene Akselsen, Catherine Joanna Easton, Constanze Clarissa Valerie Heckelmann, Nicoló Mandozzi*, Ektor Tsatsoulis

Postgraduate Diploma in Arts and Cultural Management – Melissa Gail Roberts, Heather Walker*

Postgraduate Certificate in Arts and Cultural Management – Courtenay Claire Drakos

Postgraduate Diploma in Cultural Management & Policy – Patricia Martinez-Otero

Degree of Master of Science in Festival Producing and Management – Kirstie R-Mitchell

Degree of Master of Science in Public Relations – Barbara Clark, Sarah Dolly, Maria Mazur, Ruth Margaret Minto, Annalena Winslow, Kristina Woolnough

Postgraduate Diploma in Public Relations – Graeme John Allan, Craig Andrew MacLellan, Joanne Claire Nunn

Postgraduate Certificate in Public Relations – Karen Jordan

Postgraduate Certificate – Yung-Lan Lo

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Acting for Stage & Screen (Joint Award with Edinburgh Napier University) – Second Class Upper Division – Jenna Forbes

Second Class Lower Division – Simon Gerard Wilson

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Costume Design & Construction – First Class – Emma Louise Statt

Second Class Upper Division – Amber Rose Corbett, Laura Anne Grundy, Victoria Claire Hammond, Suzanne Hill, Charlotte Sobanski

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Costume Design & Construction – Amy Anderson, Daisy Emmeline Balderstone*, Josephine Alice Sophia Toole*

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Drama & Performance – First Class – Rory Mark Edgington, Sarah Louise Hailstones, Stephanie James, Jenny Kate Crowther Logan, Sophie Elizabeth Pasola, Josh Rowe, Andrew Simpson, Kirsty Anne Syme, Charles Benjamin Alexander Tyrer, Charlotte Elizabeth Watson

Second Class Upper Division – Matthew Lee Austin, Zoë Teresa Brenda Barrett, Emma Elise Bell Ryott, Mark Stephen Borland, Lauren Brewster, Ciara Jane Brian, Amanda Jane Crighton, Alice Louise Culpin, Natalie Dewar, Michael John Dickson, Megan Grace Donnachie, Johnathan James Walton Elmer, Katrina Mellissa Folan, Colleen Margaret Garrett, Mhairi Gilroy, Justine Hayes, Erin Anne Henderson, Kathryn Margaret Innes, Charlotte Louise Laidig, John N Lake, Laura Helen McCabe, Laura McCurrach, Morven Montgomery, Erin Jane Murtagh, Lucy Anne Pearson, Kimberley Shields

Second Class Lower Division – Abbie Jane Dickson, Marie Alexandra Williams, John Young

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Drama & Performance – Julie Cox, Rebecca Alexandria Higgins, Fiona Mariska Teerlink*

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Drama & Theatre Arts – Second Class Upper Division – Sarah Pearson

Second Class Lower Division – Leanne Elizabeth Kelman

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Drama & Theatre Arts – Gemma Lauren Denise Sinclair

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Film and Media – First Class – Robert Matthew Cramb

Second Class Upper Division – Robert James Forsyth, Claire Fulton, Nicole Gray, Marina MacInnes, Mariel Main, Heather Louise McGregor, Jamie Gordon Meikle, Iain James Muirhead, Mark Neill, Amy Roberta O’Donnell, Neill Iain Prentice, Emma Elizabeth Ronney, Robyn Scott

Second Class Lower Division – Calum Ogilvy Donald, Benjamin Alan Fletcher, Scarlett Elizabeth Healey

Third Class – Kirsty Wood

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Film and Media – Natasha Claire Simonsen

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication and Media Arts (Major in Film and Television Directing) – Athanasios Angelopoulos-Xanthopoulos*, Romanos Argyropoulos-Ioannou*, Dimitra Bampadima*, Michail Boudoulousis*, Aris Alexandros Daoutis*, Petros Ioannidis, Aikaterina Kalentzi*, Konstantinos Katsiampoulas, Konstantinos Michalakis*, Michail Neokleous, Ilias Papastamatiou*, Ioannis Revinthis, Konstantinos Stagkikas*, Athina Tousia, Evangelia Tsalta, Sergios Vafeiadis

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication and Media Arts (Major in Journalism) – Lisander Bega, Artemis Daskalaki, Evangelos Garagounis, Anastasia Grangali*, Eirini Kakouri, Gerasimos Karavasilis, Athanasios Kotsovos*, Elena Kousi*, Chrysovalantis Moschos*, Dimitra Nikolopoulou*, Alexandros Pantazakis*, Persefoni Pantopoulou, Nebraldi Rusi*

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Media – First Class – Alasdair Bruce Murray

Second Class Upper Division – Muhammad Aamir Azhar, Steven John Dinnie, Lukasz Piotr Kolcz, Paige Leroy, Veronica Rose Macphail, Marcin Karol Walczak

Second Class Lower Division – Owen Johnstone, Paul Michael McCann

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Media – Nicola Anne Connolly

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Media and Marketing – Judyta Marta Adamczuk

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Psychology and Media – Third Class – Eugene Aggrey Amoah

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Public Relations and Marketing – Second Class Upper Division – Fergus Boden, Adele Bottoni, Linzi Cosgrove, Rachel Christina Halliday, Douglas Hunter, Kara-Jo Ross MacFadyen, Lauren-Amie McFarland, Callum George Shearer, Ashleigh Jayne Vallance

Second Class Lower Division – Emma Denise Best, Victoria Brass, Klaudia Mariann Husz, Ainsley Mary Piggott, Jennifer Smith, Violeta Ugarenko

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations and Marketing – Dawid Janczak, Bryce David Kitcher, Ferahtia Amara Soraya*

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Public Relations and Media – First Class – Chloe Caroline Georgina Caprani, Helle Häng

Second Class Upper Division – Hannah Christina Hough, June Johnson, Ondrej Lodes, Kristin Elisabet Mason, Linsay Anne Moore, Lorna Ann Rew, Craig Wilson

Second Class Lower Division – Conor John Blyth, Leanne Kathleen Boughey, Ekaterina Yuliyanova Dimitrova, Carly Elaine McCart, Emily Mary McClean, Molly Rose Robertson, Nitika Sharma

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations and Media – Lulzim Ahmeti, Kirsty Thomson

Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Theatre & Film Studies – Jennifer Mary Burke, Samantha Millar, Lois Thorpe, Danielle Joyce Thoumire

Diploma of Higher Education – Clare Armstrong, Louise Bennett, Emma Louise Carter, Preben Duus Haanes, Rachel Anne King, Denise McIntyre, Roberta Miller, Denise Munro, Amy Robertson, Deborah Robertson, Hannah Louise Robson, Kimberley White

Certificate of Higher Education – Rachel Alison, Emma Catherine Fraser, Heather Margaret Jean Gardner, Sarah Hazel Horsfall, Paige Elizabeth Hunter, Robert Martin Johnstone, Ulrika Margareta Kjeldsen, Rory MacNeish, Lee Robert Martin, Elspeth Rose Cuckoo McLachlan, Lyndsey O’Donnell, Nicola Anne Robertson, Amy Russell, Antje Schiller

Professional Doctorate in Health Psychology – Margaret Rose Hadland, Deirdre Teresa Holly, Fiona Turner-Halliday

Degree of Master of Science in Health Psychology – James William Austin, Dunla Maire Cassidy*, Emma Helen Hanna Denovan

Postgraduate Diploma in Health Psychology – Eleni Kokoromyti, Anna Maybury Orme

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Health Psychology – Second Class Upper Division – Joanne Johnstone, Judith Rachael McManus

Second Class Lower Division – Marian Joyce Obiajulu Davieson

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Health Psychology – Michelle Graham, Victoria Ross

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Psychology – First Class

Tabitha Louise Gray

Second Class Upper Division – Kirstie Elizabeth Aitken, Emily June Anderson, Vicky Margaret Arnott, Iveta Baublyte, Sian Brown, Ewelina Buda, Hope Christie, Jessica Rose da Costa, Terri Elder, Laura Hughes, Hannah King, Yasmin Yevette Libardi, Danielle Lynch, Nyla Mehdi, Emma Marie Moon, Jana Neumannova, Chloe Ann Notman, Hannah Poppleton, Barbara Prater, Chloe Robson, Erin Patricia Roskell, Anne Schmitt, Louise Alison Scott, Rachel Chloe Spence, Jennifer Elizabeth Stokes, Gordon Stewart Wilson

Second Class Lower Division – Stephanie Edmundson, Jennifer Anne Forrest, Alexandra Joy Goddard, Yolanda Marin-Perez, Rhianna Miele, Nathan Page, Shelley Sim, Stephanie Louise Stanton, Claire Louise Thomson, Michelle Wallace

Third Class – Stacey Denise Roberts

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Psychology – Calum Edward Cunningham, Gemma Donnelly, Carrie Leigh Duke, Michelle Macdonald, Sarah Montgomery, Laura Nisbet, Julie Nordvik Strande, Nicola Watt

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Psychology and Sociology – First Class – Melissa Louise Clements, Darren James Downie, Helen Margaret Ferguson, Rebecca Janice Irving, Karl Johnson, Donna Lynda MacKenzie, Catriona Elizabeth Scott, Julia Young

Second Class Upper Division – Victoria Rosemary Anderson, Tracy Appleby, Mhairi Barrett, Suzie Chitehwe, Sian Ashleigh Imrie, Leah Killip, Amy-Jane Ormiston, Sean Alexander Rybak Pollock, Megan Clare Robertson

Second Class Lower Division – Elizabeth Ann Barn, Fiona Catherine Laing, Nicola Thomson, Lucy Elisabeth Tice

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Sociology – Sarah Newton

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Sociology and Culture – Second Class Lower Division – Matthew Liam James Sheppard

Diploma of Higher Education – Katarzyna Am Boardman, Kenneth Chisholm, Andrew Paul Hunt, Haley Johnston

Certificate of Higher Education – Sara Bedringas, Beverley Nanette Boon, Kirsty Kemp Davidson, Alix Eaton, Alexandra Ferguson, Natalie Kane, Gayle McKenna, Conchobhar McKie, Malgorzata Ozimek, Kevin Anthony Porter, David Christopher Purves, Lindsey Irene Margaret Symon, Andrena Laura Nicole Wiley, Jennifer Louise Wilkinson

School of Health Sciences

Professional Doctorate in Health and Social Sciences – Duncan Roy Pentland, Gillian Walker

Degree of Master of Science in Art Psychotherapy (International) – Charlotte Eva Bryan, Anne Moira Chaudhry, Lauren Faith Fox*, Tess Marie Goulsbra, Wei-Yun Hsu, Louis Jocelyn Gerald Hubert, Mary Anne Ibe, Christos Kyvernites, Shan-Ju Lin, Julia Katherine Maguire*, Karen McGeady, Jennifer Louise Nicolson, Elaine Margaret O’Neill, Margaret Susan Frances Willington, Chih-Hui Wu*

Postgraduate Certificate in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy – Patricia Mary Duggan, Joan Kenny, Christopher Malcolm, Adam Charles Polnay, Elizabeth Todd Prentice, Moshe Morris Price, Patricia Sellars Ramsay, Linda Jane Roberts, Kathleen Margaret Robertson, Jillian Margaret Wilson

Postgraduate Certificate in Collaborative Working: Education & Therapy – Gary Farr, Gillian Lorraine Kenmure, Sarah McClory, Eilidh Jane McGowan, Sarah Stickland, Gillian Patricia Sutton, Cheryl Alison Walsh

Degree of Master of Science in Dance Movement Psychotherapy – Maria-Sandra Brauburger, Joanne Elizabeth Buckley*, Nga Shan Chan, Heather Margaret Cooney, Suzi Vidette Cunningham, Barbara Teresa Erber*, Ariane Fuchs, Jana Hajdova*, Manisha Madhavan*, Marina Mappouridou, Diana Mareé McKenzie, Devika Deepakkumar Mehta, Helga Margrét Schram*, Barbara Teresa Wesolowska

Degree of Master of Science in Music Therapy – Sonia Allori, Laura Mary Cahill*, June Chan, Rachel Louise Coulter*, Gillian Rose Cunnison*, Gráinne McKay Foster*, Lynsey Macritchie, Deborah Louise Miller, Elizabeth Shirley Louise Nightingale-Ronaldson*, Juliette Patricia Philogene*

Postgraduate Diploma in Music and Health – Stephen Hamilton* (Awarded posthumously)

Degree of Master of Science in Nursing – Rashid Hamed Al Hakmani, Maisa Ali Mansour Al Raban, Faiqa Ali Suleiman Al Sinawi, Mubarak Khamis Mubarak Al-Naaimi, Jane Frances Anyango, Sumaya Richard William Candy, Leanne Smith

Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing – Fatma Saleh Obaid Al-Dhabbari, Linda Marie Cassidy

Degree of Master of Science in Occupational Therapy – Hasrul Bin Hosshan, Sebastian Jehle, Lisa McCaw, Kavitha Mani Murthi, Eloise Marie Ludivine Vachon*, Sheena Ann Wight*

Degree of Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (Pre-Registration) – Helen Jane Bateson, Claire Angela Brennan, Sara Brennan, Caroline Louise Budge*, Aubrey Clark, Felicia Kathryn Clarke, Aoife Gilmartin, Kirsty Haberland*, Clare Denise McSweeney, Sarah Jennifer Moreland*, Claire Mary O’Brien, Charlotte Mary O’Connor*, Una Maire O’Halloran, Jacqueline Mary Pentland*, Casey Elizabeth Rieger, Deirdre Jennifer Sheil, Lai Ching Fiona Wong

Postgraduate Diploma in Occupational Therapy (Pre-Registration) – Julia Aleksiejute, Caroline Margaret Bee, Maeve Ginnell, Gemma Lehane, Liam David Martin, Emma Lauren Smith, Gemma Claire Valentine, Heather Catherine Ward, Richard James Wilson

Degree of Master of Science in Primary Care – Gillian Howatson*, John Porter, Jayne Dorothy Smith

Degree of Master of Science in Professional & Higher Education – Khamis Khalifa Mohammed Al Aufi, Safiya Abdullah Hamood Al-Busaidi, Asma Saif Yahay Al Hadabi, Ailsa Armstrong, Anne Isobel Laurie, Shona Montgomery

Postgraduate Certificate in Professional & Higher Education – Victoria Burnham, Heather Diane Geddes, Yvonne Murray, Karen Rimicans

Degree of Master of Science in Public Health Practice – Gabriel Oladepo Oyekunle Areoye, Chukwunyere Iwuagwu, Soleine Alao Kandolo, Jane Oliver, Gunjan Shukla, Vaughan Dale Statham, Sereen Shaban Tarban, David West, Rebecca Jane Williams

Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health Practice – Lynne Alexandria Galloway

Postgraduate Certificate in Public Health Practice – Brian Auld, Lynn Jackson

Degree of Master of Science in Transactional Analysis Counselling – Colin David Kerr*

Postgraduate Diploma in Transactional Analysis Counselling – Jane Victoria Louise Adam*, Fiona Sara Firman*

Postgraduate Diploma in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy – Karen Chinnadorai

Postgraduate Certificate – Blair Finlay, Chao-Yi Lin, Faizah Shaheen

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Community Health Nursing (District Nursing) – First Class – Fiona Gibson Gallacher

Second Class Upper Division – Jane Douglas, Neil Bruce Fontaine, Mary Catherine Kinninmonth

Second Class Lower Division – Louise Emma Dawson

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Community Health Nursing (Public Health Nursing) – Second Class Upper Division – Barbara Mary Cunningham, Lauraine Margaret Duncan, Sarah Maver, Kerry Louise Smith

Second Class Lower Division – Mikila Vivienne Lewis, Diane Miller Ryan

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Nursing – First Class – Lynsey Blance, Sarah Torbjorg Denniston, John David Hodge, Charlotte Ann Ibbotson, Deborah Lyster, Tamsin Helen Learmonth Russell, Emma Rutherford

Second Class Upper Division – Lesley Archibald, Carolanne Cameron, Elizabeth Chambers, Tanya Barbara Craigie, Carly Suzanne Davies, Nicole Christine Devlin, Jessica Dobson, Rebecca Keating, Lisa Michelle Kidd, Jennifer Laureen Laws, Amie McBride, Tracy McWilliams, Kathleen Nelson, Nicola Mary Anne Rea, Miranda Lucy Rhymer

Second Class Lower Division – Katherine Margaret Haldane, Lauren Sarah Hogg, Laura Ann Irving, Leighanne Gerda Lightbody, Ashley Muir, Eva Gael Nicol, Natalie Laura Noble, Kirstin McLean Russell, Jennifer Scott, Linda Kerry Sloan, Ashlay–Michelle Smith, Zoe Marie Thomson, Ruth Taylor Young

Third Class – Ruth Jane Holford

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Nursing – Michelle Cairns, Gayle Alanna Dunnett*, Michael John McGuire, Sophie Rose Williams, Kathryn Ann Wood*

Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Occupational Therapy – First Class – Sophie Adele Burns, Miriam Ruth Crowe, Laura Elizabeth Davidson, Louise Gray, Steven Hamilton, Clare Louise Kennedy, Lim Yi Jin Eileen, Deborah Georgina McCartney, Helen Louise Moore, Nataline Ng Huai Kuan, Emma Louise Smith, Janie Somerville, Laura Jane Timperley, Wong Wei Lin Janice

Second Class Upper Division – Kirsty Sara Alexander, Jennifer Bowen, Kayleigh Brady, Polly Brechin, Anita Lynn Cameron, Eilidh Cox, Catherine Lorraine Curry, Geraldine Margaret Daly, Guo Yixin, Jill Sarah Ellen Humphries, Gemma Kathleen Patricia Hunter, Kerry Jackson, Nicola Johnstone, Rico Michelle Kosedy, Loreen Laidlaw, Lau Wei Zhen, Lisa Leven, Reuben Joseph Matthews, Lorne McMahon, Kirsty June Moore, Orla O’Brien, Judith Hannah Roulston, Kathryn Jane Scott, Leila Shroufi

Second Class Lower Division – Niamh Donnelly, Samantha Ellen Handa, Nicola Hogg, Kathryn Louise Hutchinson, Emma Geraldine Keating, Hannah Oliver, Conor O’Regan

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Health Studies – Erin Agnes Mary Daly

Certificate of Higher Education in Person Centred Approaches – Laura Bogan, Stephen Campbell, Christine Antoinette Carmichael, Donald McCrae Corbett, Jacqueline Cross, Scott Brian Devin, Janet Erskine, Lisa Ferguson, Nicola Janette Findlay, Judith Forman, Graeme James Walter Fortune, Anne Gilluley, Christopher Grant, Brian Henry, Jane Hill, Lena Anderson Hillhouse, Dawn Agnes Jackson, Katrina Louise Kelly, Barry Dean Leonard, Malcolm Logan, Christabel Ongachi Lumbasi, Ruth Lyons, Louise MacDonald, Natalie Macdonald, Lesley Mackenzie, Charlotte Maidens, Jessie Manson, Donna Marie Mballow, Ann McGonigle, Joan Anne McGurn, Margaret McIntyre, James Edward John Metcalfe, Jason Methvan, Roger Peter Muirden, Lorraine Mullen, Francis Paul O’Hare, Alyson Mai Paterson, Sonia Vilaro Rojas, Jacqueline Ann Snowdon, Lynn Steele, Bernard Stuart, Samantha Waugh

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Professional Practice – Fiona Findlay, Diane Kilpatrick, Violet Margaret McGowan, Lenna Tau, Joan McDonald Waugh

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Professional Practice – Palliative Care Approach – Beata Elzbieta Gargol, Sheltah Gwaruka

Diploma of Higher Education – Hayley Louise Culliney, Emma Jane Donald, Connor William Lambert, Stephanie McNeill

Certificate of Higher Education – Sophie Alcorn-Barclay, Nicola Ann Elliott, Susanna Ruth Fraser, Carly McAlister, Sithabile Mpofu, Genna-Lee Walsh, Emily Victoria Watters

Degree of Doctor of Philosophy – Kingsley Ogechi Oturu

Postgraduate Certificate in Conflict, Social Development and Health – Berit Aarnes Jørstad

Degree of Master of Science in Health Systems – Sifiso Donatta Ncube

Degree of Master of Science in Human Resources for Health – Gillian Jimmy Nkhalamba*, Alexandra Dominica Speirs, Jiao Yang

Postgraduate Certificate in Human Resources for Health Management (HSA, Pakistan) – Akbar Abro, Khurshid Alam, Khizar Nabeel Ali, Uzma Daud, Nighat Ijaz Durrani, Syed Saqlain Ahmad Gilani, Inamullah Kakar, Bakht Mohammad Khan, Hafeez Ahmed Memon, Adnan Taj, Salma Umer, Asif Ali Zardari

Degree of Master of Science in International Health – Sophie Louise Buxton*, Angela Nadia Longo, Mmakosha Magdeline Makola, Natasha Tonia McInninie, Faustina Tafadzwa Nyatsambo, Florence Femi Odekunle, Mary Orah Omale, Elizabeth Salila, Nnanna Uka Ugwu*

Postgraduate Diploma in International Health – Hannah Christine Muir

European Master of Science in International Health – Brooke Boyer*, Angela Muriuki*

Degree of Master of Science in Sexual and Reproductive Health – Fatou Baldeh, Caster Mainato John Bondo, Gillian Leigh Boyd , Margaret Catherine Feeney , Katie Anne Moore*, Bernadette Mzunga , Kudzai Parirenyatwa

Degree of Master of Science in Social Justice, Development & Health – Lyndsay Gattens , Cassandra Buu Phuong Ly , Naeema Nasar , Caireen Ailsa Warren*

*with Distinction

FULL list of graduands from University of Aberdeen graduation ceremonies on 5 July

11.00 AM Ceremony

Honorary Degree

Degree of Doctor Honoris Causa – Professor Emmanuel Adow Obeng BA, MTh, PhD; Former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape Coast

Arts & Social Sciences

Higher Degrees

Doctor of Philosophy – John Richard Barrett; Abdulla Galadari; Susan Elizabeth Marshall; Janet Owen; Nathalie Carol Anne-Marie Pilard

Master of Letters

Taught Programmes – Art in Scotland – Antria Charalampous

Muslims, Globalisation and the West – Natalja Riaz with Commendation

Renaissance and Early Modern Studies – Joanne April Louise Bell with Commendation

Master of Science

Taught Programme

Development, Islam and the Muslim World – Chaminda Sajeewa Fernando Wattalapedige

Undergraduate Degrees

Master of Arts

Designated Degrees – Divinity – Matthew Lyn Aung Cho

History of Art – Hannah Chester

Honours Degrees

Divinity – Abigail Foster with First Class Honours; Alexandra Victoria McKay; Stephanie Louise Smith; Nathan Young

Divinity-English – Thomas William Lebrocq; Hanna Maria Moy with First Class Honours

History – Victoria Louise Anderson; Thomas Andrew Baker; Catherine Susan Beck with First Class Honours; Laura Bowie; Nicola Bruni; Alanna Clague; Grant Matthew James Collier with First Class Honours; Risto Robert Alexander Connal; Matthew Richard Charles Cowan; Martin Crean with First Class Honours; Daniel Luke Cutts; Anna Czemerys; Thomas Robert Dagnon; Simran Piers Dhaliwal; James William Diament; Kieran Ross Hugh Donnan; Stuart Duncan; Erika Torvik Engstrom; Joel Forbes Garden; Scott Keith Gardner with First Class Honours; Lindsey Shona Harrison; Thomas James Hazel; Victoria Leann Henderson; Nikki Leigh N. Leigh Hunter; Rebecca Louise Hunter; Jonathan Hyde with First Class Honours; Megan Inch; Charlotte Hannah Jenkyn; Elizabeth Jensen; Rachael Antonia Johnston with First Class Honours; Christopher Scott Knight; Kamil Kredikov; David George Macdonald; Robert McKenzie; Jonathon Richard McKeown with First Class Honours; Ailsa McLean; Kristina Miller; Nicholas John Moore; Vivienne Moore; Andrew Payne; Leanne Ratcliffe; Phillip Richardson; Hannah Judith Richmond; Ruth Margot Schieferstein; Donald Francis Bannatyne Scott; Matthew David Snelgrove with First Class Honours; Rhiann Nadene Stalker; Jade Stewart; Jack Thomson; Leo Thon; James Richard Valentine; Patrick Wake; Susan Margaret Jane Warren; Gregory John White; Christopher James Whyte; Patricia Wolfova; Cameron James Macfie Young

History-History of Art – Anni Lahja Marjatta Shepherd

History-International Relations – Adetokumbo Ayorinde; Juan Carlos Ivars Benalcazar; Xander Adriën Brouwer with First Class Honours; Claes Emil Gejrot with First Class Honours; Sophie-Marie Hallowes; Melanie Herbst; Franziska Elisabeth Lorenz; Milla Lunkka; Sebastian Pepperell; Peter Randall; Craig Ransley; Devlin Hanaford Willis; Douglas Wilman; Jenny Lee Wilson

History-Legal Studies – Karolina Cybulska; Dilara Leyla Kenber

History-Philosophy – Thomas Alexander Booth; David James Buchan; Robert Henthorn with First Class Honours

History-Politics – Helena Jane Anderson; Andrew Campbell Bowie; Cian Edward Ceallachean Byrne-Hansen; Charlotte Helena Carter; Sonya Marie Cowell; Kirsty Elizabeth Macleod with First Class Honours; Robin Harvey Mears; Guy Mitchell; Hannah Helen Newton; Ross Penman; Daniel Watchman Smith; Adrian Jon Storr; Martyn Paul William Sweet; Valentin Julius Weidl

History-Religious Studies – Clare Margaret Esther Hutchison

History-Sociology – Rachel Ruth Aitken; Rebecca Craigmile

History of Art – Vladimira Beggs; Barbara Adriana Bormolini; Rachael Charlotte Brown; Lauren Bethany Alice Clarke; Holly Coghlan; Katie Cooper; Rebecca Hill; Philippa Rose Hurst; Kirstin Ingram; Maria Luisa Kilburn Luiz Gomes; Charles Louis Mackay; Helen Rachel Maclean; Dominic Thomas O’Donnell; Rachel Anne Parrott; Leone Rava; Lauren Strachan; Catherine Clare Topp; Lindsey Cordiner Vyse with First Class Honours

History of Art-Philosophy – Shona Kirsty Yves Owen

Mental Philosophy – Paul Donald Alcorn; Bartolomeu Bastos; Elizabeth Bennett; Sandra Best; Ben Conway with First Class Honours; Fiona Louise Coyle; Jasmine Sonia Rose Faller; Elizabeth Flora Gordon; Sarah Hirsch; Cursty Mackin; Martha Elizabeth Allardice Pierce; Tessa Rockliffe; Giulio Segantini; Alexander William Terry; Ka Wai Timothy Tsang with First Class Honours; Mitzi Voase

Philosophy-Physics – Luka Paradiž Udovc with First Class Honours

Philosophy-Politics – Kevin Anderson; Jaspreet Kaur Biring; Adam Joseph Lyle; Ivan Maier

Philosophy-Psychology – Scott Alexander Chalmers; Katherine Rachel Wilson

Philosophy-Sociology – Richard Anthony Crowther

Religious Studies – Zoe Jade Freeman

Religious Studies-Sociology – Roy Leslie Cargill

Divinity

Higher Degrees – Doctor of Philosophy – Mark Richard Davidson; Reuben Yat Tin Lee

Undergraduate Degrees

Bachelor of Divinity – Elspeth Mary McKay

Honours Degrees – Hannah Clare Bowness Smith; Deborah Jane Dobby; Charles Hepburn; Joanne Ruth Saripanidis with First Class Honours; Donald Thomas; Samuel Tranter with First Class Honours; Duncan Matthew Vickers

Bachelor of Theology (Continuing Education) – Sheena Lindsay MacLean

11.00 AM Ceremony

Honorary Degree

Degree of Doctor of Science – Professor Dominic Frances Joseph Houlihan BSc PhD OBE; Former Vice-Principal, University of Aberdeen

Medicine & Dentistry

Undergraduate Degrees

Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

Sports and Exercise Science – Joanne Sarah Carr with First Class Honours; Shuaib Ellahi; Aaron Alexander Graham with First Class Honours and Honours

Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences, Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

Anatomy – Fraser Graeme Christie with First Class Honours and Commendation; Stuart Alexander James Gibson with First Class Honours

Developmental Biology – Aaron Smith

Bachelor of Science in Medical Science, Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery – Asia Andeleeb Ali; Katharine Elizabeth Annan; Jennifer Louise Aston; Sophie Keturah Austin; Sarah Louise Beverstock; Rhianon Maria Boyle; Nicola Ann Britton; Emma Braden Cannon with Commendation; Flora Clare Doogan; Laura Danielle Hamilton with Commendation; Claire Henderson; Alison Aimee Law with Honours; Jennifer Lockhart; Neil McInnes; Karen Elizabeth Mactier with Commendation; Eleanor Mairi Massie; Sarah Victoria Isobel Milliken; Sarah - Jane Morrison; Esther Sarah Agnes Neilly; Charlotte Elizabeth Nicholl; Donna O’Dwyer; Helen Brenda Richardson; Ruairidh Innes David Watson with Honours

Medical Humanities – Alexandra Juno Hornby Thornton Pittock; Esther Catherine May Stronge with First Class Honours

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery – Fairuz Abdul Rashid; Aini Nabilah Abdul Raub; Simon Adams; Abdullah A A A S H Al-Hashemi; Aileen Downie Alexander; Ruridh Allen; Omar Bader Mohammed Alqenaie; Harriet Aneke; Misbah Anwar; Emma Bain; Amy Elizabeth Barnbrook; Andrew Stuart Barrett; Jade Leanne Bates; Rowena Maureen Belding with Honours; Adam Berg with Commendation; Rory Kelly Boud; James Loudoun Brock; William Strumore Brown; Alan Lindsey Brunton; Lesley Bryan; Moray James Burnett; Eimear Byrne with Honours; Zachary Chamberlain; Daniel Wei Hu Chew; Anna Maria Chmielewska; Natalie Clements; Daisy Anne Cole; Rowena Jane Cooper; Ewen Colin Cowan; Victoria Cummings; Aoife Daly; Jill Davidson; Stephen Davidson; Emma Doyle; Leah Margaret Karen Drever; Iain Ross Dryburgh with Commendation; Gillian Lesley Dunwoodie; Jennifer Mary Edwards with Honours; Sanjay Ganhasan; Kevin Gervin; Hilary Louise Godsman; Nina Dorothea Goergen; Nicola Gray; Sri Sayanee Gunanathan; Karen Gunn; Amy Elizabeth Hall; Rachael Jennifer Hall; Julie Hanna; Sarah Hanna; Kathryn Hassan; Sophie Hatch; Lindsay Emma Henderson with Honours; Lisa Cuiying Ho; David James Hunter; Cameron Craig Innes; Madeleine Louisa Bryson Jacobs; Lucy Hannah Jones with Honours; Christopher James Kelly; Rachel Lauren Keltie; Mhairi Jane Kilpatrick; Robert Kisiel; Charles Richard Knoery with Honours; Gavin Douglas Langlands; Jingwen Jodie Lee; Timothy Severian Lewis; Jia Yi Liao; Pei Jin Lim; Alison Susan Lough with Honours; Stephanie Ann Cecilia McCarron; Kate McCormick with Honours; Iain Sanders Macgregor; Luke McIntosh; Eilidh Jane McIntyre; Stephen McKenzie; Hayley Jemima McKeown; Emma McLaughlin with Honours; Georgina McLellan; Alasdair Iain Macleod; Catriona Louise McWhirter; Ihtisham Mahmood; Jay Maloney; Amy Stephanie Martin with Honours; Ayesha Memon; Peter Patrick Gerard Middleton; Sarah Miller; Maxine Mitchell; Mhairi Mitchell; Abduraheem Hussein Mohamed; Tamara Anne Moks; Brian Morrissey with Commendation; Lucia Muollo; Emma Jane Murray; Douglas Richmond Naismith; Cherith Newell; Hwei Jene Ng; Christopher Dingani Nhlane; Callum Nixon; Barry O’Donnell; Deborah Jane Owen; Mohd Rasyidan Adnil Bin Mohd Pakri; Abigail Mary Parkins; Jennifer Isabella Paterson; Edward John Patrick; Hayleigh Louise Plant; Lauren Pratt; Elizabeth Nicola Price-Thomas with Honours; Mandeep Kaur Purba; Majid Rashid; Anusha Reddy; Sally Margaret Reeves; Barbara Salje; Karin Anna-Lovisa Saunders; Alastair Thomas Graham Savage; Ewan Alexander Semple; Harpreet Kaur Sidhu with Honours; Judith Elizabeth Simpson; Rebecca Grace Spence; Barrie Drever Stevenson with Commendation; Matthew William Stevenson; Georgina Stewart; Jennifer Claire Stewart; Michael Stewart; Stephanie Lynne Stocco with Honours; Callum Stove; Hannah Talbot with Honours; Chun Lei Tan; Nicos Constantinou Toufexis; Luke Waldron with Honours; Fiona Wallace; Lorna Wallace; Anne Shehana; Warnakulasuriya Dona; Patrick Robert Wassell; Rachel Keira Watt; Duncan Whittaker; Alice Wilson; Tineke Wintour; Jared Wohlgemut; Nyuk Shiew Wong; Victoria Leann Wyness with Honours; Kevin Xu; Siew Lynn Yew with Commendation; Nur Haleena Zulkiffli

FULL list of diploma recipients from Royal College of Surgeons ceremonies on 5 July

Ceremony for the Presentation of Diplomas

5 July, 2013

ADMISSION TO HONORARY FELLOWSHIP

Dr Patricia J Numann FACS FRCSGlasg, Immediate Past President, American College of Surgeons & SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor/Lloyd S Rogers Professor of Surgery Emeritus, SUNY Health Science Center, New York

ADMISSION TO FELLOWSHIP AD HOMINEM

Professor Teodoro Forcht-Dagi FAANS FACS FCCM, Distinguished Scholar and Honorary Professor, The School of Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences, Queen’s University Belfast, Visiting Professor, Harvard University & Vice-Chancellor and Dean, Bryan University, California

Professor Ernest E Moore FACS FCCM FACN FACEP, Professor & Vice Chairman, Department of Surgery, University of Colorado, Denver

PRESENTATION OF THE COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL MEDAL

Mr Raghu Ram Pillarisetti FRCSEd FRCSEng FRCSGlasg FRCSIrel, CEO & Director, Ushalakshmi Breast Cancer Foundation & Director & Consultant Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon, KIMS-USHALAKSHMI Centre for Breast Diseases, Hyderabad, India

AWARD OF FELLOWSHIP WITHOUT EXAMINATION

Mr Colin MacIver FRCSGlasg(OMFS) FDS RCSGlasg, Consultant Maxillofacial Surgeon, Southern General Hospital, Glasgow & Royal Army Medical Corps

Dr Arkan Sam Sayed-Noor FRCSGlasg FRCSIrel, Associate Professor & Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Sundsvall Teaching Hospital, Sweden

Dr Eugene Tay FRCOphth, Consultant Ophthalmologist, Singapore National Eye Hospital

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMA OF FELLOWSHIP IN THE SPECIALTY OF CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY

Thomas Adam Barker, University of Manchester

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS OF FELLOWSHIP IN THE SPECIALTY OF GENERAL SURGERY

Stephen Andrew Badger, Queen’s University Belfast

Dipankar Chattopadhyay, University of Calcutta, India

Shridhar Sanjeevarao Dronamraju, Karnatak University, India

Girish, University of Mysore, India

Muhammad Asif Kabeer, University of Karachi, Pakistan

Venkatesh Kanakala, Gulbarga University, India

Mohamad Ali Kazem, University of Damascus, Syria

Nikhil Misra, University of Bristol

P Nachimuthu Senthil Kumar, Dr MGR Medical University, India

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMA OF FELLOWSHIP IN THE SPECIALTY OF NEUROSURGERY

Bassam Osman Dabbous, Cairo University, Egypt

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS OF FELLOWSHIP IN THE SPECIALTY OF ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY

Victoria Ann Cook, University of Edinburgh

Simon Endersby, Newcastle University

Jeethendra Rao, University of Leeds

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS OF FELLOWSHIP IN THE SPECIALTY OF PAEDIATRIC SURGERY

Timothy John Bradnock, University of Edinburgh

Paul Berkeley Jackson, University of Leeds

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS OF FELLOWSHIP IN THE SPECIALTY OF PLASTIC SURGERY

Patrick Kin Yoong Goon, University of Wales

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS OF FELLOWSHIP IN THE SPECIALTY OF TRAUMA & ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY

Shafic Said Al-Nammari, University of Edinburgh

Manish Changulani, Jiwaji University, India

Veera Reddy Jayar, Karnatak University, India

Elizabeth Mary Pinder, University of Nottingham

Gautam Deepak Talawadekar, University of Pune, India

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMA OF FELLOWSHIP IN DENTAL SURGERY IN THE SPECIALTY OF RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY

Gareth Robert Brock, University of Birmingham

PRESENTATION OF THE BAPS MEDAL

Mr Timothy John Bradnock FRCSEd(Paed.Surg)

PRESENTATION OF THE MCCORMACK MEDAL

Mr Thomas Adam Barker FRCSEd(C-Th)

PRESENTATION OF THE SYME MEDAL

Mr Daniel Alexander Aarvold MRCSEd

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS OF MEMBERSHIP IN OPHTHALMOLOGY

Ko Ko Lin, University of Mandalay, Myanmar

Ammar Miri, University of Aleppo, Syria

May Ko Ko Thet, University of Yangon, Myanmar

PRESENTATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE DIPLOMAS OF MEMBERSHIP IN SURGERY IN GENERAL

Abdulkhaled Elmrghni Salama Ahmed, Al Fateh University, Libya

Jehad Mahmoud Muhsen Ahmed, University of Aden, Republic of Yemen

Sanjay Amarasinghe, University of Edinburgh

Thevarajah Aravinthan, University of Jaffna, Sri Lanka

Sarah Maria Azzopardi, University of Malta

Kimberley Anne Bailey, Newcastle University

S Barath Raj Kumar, Dr MGR Medical University, India

Rahul Bhattacharyya, University of Sheffield

Elaine Borg, University of Malta

Dhinashini Chandran, National University of Ireland

Albert Chikate, University of Zimbabwe

Jeffrey Dalli, University of Malta

Syeda Qaisra Gilani, University of the Punjab, Pakistan

Ole Fahari Grossmann, Tumaini University, Tanzania

Mazin Osman Hamed, University of Khartoum, Sudan

Helen Margaret Ann Ingoe, Newcastle University

Philip Simon Macklin, University of Edinburgh

Sara Azhari Khalil Mohamed, University of Khartoum, Sudan

Mathani Abdulrahim Hamed Mohammed, University of Khartoum, Sudan

Andrew David Moon, Newcastle University

Rebecca Morrell, Newcastle University

Bahaa Faisal Saleem Muhammad, University of Jordan

Nicholas Justin James Murray, University of Dundee

Carlo Refalo, University of Malta

Fadlo Rami Shaban, University of Edinburgh

Nway Nway Thin Aung, University of Yangon, Myanmar

Mathew Thomas, University of Birmingham

Andrew Walls, Queen’s University Belfast

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMA IN OTOLARYNGOLOGY - HEAD AND NECK SURGERY

Bahaa Faisal Saleem Muhammad, University of Jordan

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMA IN RETRIEVAL AND TRANSFER MEDICINE

Kate Rebecca Edna Jane Prior, University of London

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS OF MEMBERSHIP IN ORTHODONTICS

Mohammad H Alsaleh, University of Dundee

Christopher Stuart Barker, University of Leeds

Lindsey Church, University of Glasgow

Amal Mohammed Sadeq, University of Leeds

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS OF MEMBERSHIP IN PERIODONTICS

Shekha Girish Bhuva, University of London

Saffina Akbar Nanji, University of Manchester

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS OF MEMBERSHIP IN PROSTHODONTICS

Aditya Kumar Naidu, University of London

Prema Sukumaran, University of Malaya, Malaysia

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS OF MEMBERSHIP OF THE FACULTY OF DENTAL SURGERY

Zainab Al-Mukhtar, University of London

Mark Shereen Botros Barsoum, Ain Shams University, Egypt

Aarthi Bhuvaraghan, Pondicherry University, India

Nagla Elkhidir Abdalla Elkhidir, University of Khartoum, Sudan

Ayat Elsherif, University of Dublin, Republic of Ireland

Rhian Fitzgerald, National University of Ireland

William Andrew McBride, Queen’s University Belfast

Susan Elizabeth Merson, University of Dundee

Mayuri Mirji, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, India

Selva Malar Munusamy, University of Malaya, Malaysia

Patrick James O’Connor, National University of Ireland

Saad Sayeed, University of Birmingham

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMA IN ORTHODONTIC THERAPY

Julie Bailey, Central

Manchester School of

Dental Care Professionals

The crisis in Egypt and problems in the Labour party collide in today’s cartoon

Illustration: Iain Green

The trustees of a Scottish investment syndicate have raised a legal claim for more than £460,000 against former and current members of its board over the backing of a Dundee door manufacturer.

Symphony Equity Investments alleges that the defendants, including former Archangel chief executive Peter Shakeshaft, breached a restriction which said they could not invest more than 
£1.1 million in a single company without obtaining written approval. The case in the Court of Session is before Lord Hodge who has asked the parties to consider his initial findings.

Low & Bonar said full-year revenues would rise to £400 million as it anticipates a recovery in the European construction market and a more favourable euro-to-pound exchange rate in the second half.

The industrial textiles and fibres maker, which has its roots in Dundee where it still has opeations, reported a 23 per cent fall in first-half profit due to an abnormally long winter that hurt sales in western Europe. The firm, whose products range from carpet backing yarns to fabrics used in construction, reported revenues of £380.5m last year.

PRIVATE equity firm Simmons and Dutch investor Sunrise have sold their stakes in Aberdeen-based energy consultancy Xodus Group to Japanese engineering contractor Chiyoda.

Xodus chief executive Colin Manson remained tight-lipped over how much Chiyoda had paid for its holding, but said that the departing shareholders had made a “healthy return” on their investments.

Simmons and Sunrise are believed to have paid about £13.5 million for their stakes in Xodus when they bought shares from John Lawrie Group and former Xodus director Richard Heard during 2010.

Manson told The Scotsman: “What’s exciting about this deal is the doors that this will open for us with the big Japanese oil companies, which all want to expand overseas.

“We’ll be able to advise them on which fields to invest in. In effect, we’ll become Chiyoda upstream oil and gas arm.”

Xodus is embarking on an overseas acquisition strategy after buying Dubai-based Prime Energy on Tuesday.

Manson added: “We’ve talked in the past about growing our headcount from about 600 at present to 1,500.

“But now I’m confident that we could grow to between 3,000 and 5,000 staff within the next five years.

“A lot of that growth will come from Africa, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.”

THE CO-OPERATIVE Group launched an investigation yesterday into how its self-styled “ethical” bank ended up with a £1.5 billion hole in its balance sheet.

The mutual said it would shortly unveil a senior independent figure to lead the inquiry into its troubled acquisition of Britannia Building Society in 2009, and its abortive takeover of more than 600 Lloyds bank branches earlier this year.

Last month the Co-op Group disclosed plans to plug the shortfall by forcing bondholders to take a loss, or “haircut”, on their investment.

They include many small private investors who will be offered shares instead in a stock market listing of the Co-op Bank. Other businesses in the organisation, from funerals to groceries, will remain mutual.

New group chief executive Euan Sutherland, who succeeded Peter Marks two months ago, commissioned the inquiry, which will report to the annual general meeting next May.

Analysts say the shortfall in the banking arm’s capital buffers mainly stems from commercial property loans acquired through the merger with Britannia.

The building society’s sour loans formed the lion’s share of nearly £470 million of Co-op bad debt writedowns in 2012, which sent the banking arm £673.7m into the red.

Concerns over the Co-op Bank’s finances came to a head in May after credit ratings agency Moody’s downgraded its debt to “junk” status, just weeks after it pulled out of the deal to buy the Lloyds branches.

Former HSBC executive Niall Booker has been appointed to run the banking arm, which has also ceased new business lending, while the group’s insurance business is up for sale.