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This summer we celebrated graduation, with nearly 6,000 students crossing the stage to highlight their academic achievement and to mark the transition from students to alumni.

A total of 15 ceremonies were held for five days in July, honouring graduates who completed their courses from the School of Arts & Creative Industries, School of Computing, Engineering & Digital Technologies, School of Health & Life Sciences, School of Social Sciences, Humanities & Law and Teesside University International Business School. The students were also joined by two honorary graduates, renowned television presenter and architect George Clarke, who received a Doctor of Arts, and a leading figure in the UK chemical industry and former Teesside University governor, Paul Booth, CBE, who received a Doctor of Engineering.

The students were also joined by two honorary graduates, renowned television presenter and architect George Clarke, who received a Doctor of Arts, and a leading figure in the UK chemical industry and former Teesside University governor, Paul Booth, CBE, who received a Doctor of Engineering.