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More than 2,300 students will receive their degrees from Maynooth University this week across a wide range of disciplines, including the first 11 students to graduate from the University’s new BSc in Biological and Geographical Sciences.
The conferring ceremonies, which are being held over the course of four days from September 3 - 6 in the TSI Building on MU’s North Campus, will see 1,928 undergraduates awarded parchments, along with 269 receiving master’s degrees, 89 diplomas awarded, and 51 doctorates.
Maynooth University President, Professor Eeva Leinonen celebrated the graduates’ achievements: “Congratulations to all of our graduates. Maynooth University is proud to celebrate this important milestone with each of you. Your dedication and hard work have brought you here, and as you move forward, I’m confident you will continue to lead, inspire, and make a meaningful difference in the world.”
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