Joy as degree students submit their final dissertations
- Published
- Monday 3 Apr 2023
There was joy and relief on the faces of University Centre Myerscough final year degree students as they handed in their dissertations.
The last couple of weeks before exams is a really busy one for our soon to be graduates with our finalist students completing some of their biggest submissions of their course.
Within the final few weeks of teaching, our undergraduates have been handing in their Hons projects (dissertations) with work from Agriculture & Countryside, Animal Studies, Equine Studies, Greenspace, Motorsport and Sport being printed and bound.
It is a great time to reflect on the hard year of study and what it means to be a finalist and of course how influential the findings of some of the students may be within industry as applied research.
The final submission aspect of the dissertation modules for all final year students is to present their work to industry representatives and staff and students at the Graduate Showcase Event on April 27th.
The Graduate Showcase will be held at Myerscough’s Food and Farming Innovation & Technology Centre, and provides students, staff, employers, family members and industry partners, the chance to see what University Centre Myerscough graduates have been working on as part of their studies.
The aim of the event is to provide a development opportunity for graduates to share their research and ideas from their final projects. It was also an opportunity to learn more about what goes on at University Centre Myerscough.
Congratulations to all of our final year degree students for completing their dissertations!