Higher Education

GALLERY: Hats off in Aberdeen as university graduations continue

By Jamie Ross

July 5 2022, 5:00 pm

July 5 2022, 5:00 pm

Jeanne Battais (left) and Eszter Kun are pictured by out photographer Chris Sumner at day two of Aberdeen University's graduations.

Hundreds more are celebrating their success today as graduations continued at Aberdeen University.

Day two of the school’s week-long event is being held at P&J Live, and the arena was again brimming with families and friends cheering on their loved ones.

And our photographer Chris Sumner was again in attendance to capture the moments they’ll cherish for a life time.

Karis Armour (left) and Alice Horberry smile for the camera at the drinks reception.

Ami Hughes (left) and Ella Stewart.

A happy Dorothy Dunnett, graduate Daisy Dunnett and James Cowie are pictured at P&J Live.

Filomena Cataldo (left) and Raffaella Dinnard.

Nina Robertson with her Class of 2022 mug as she leaves P&J Live.

Smiling for the camera is Emma Strickland (left) and Alisa Oesch.

Holly Townsley (left) and Rachael Brady.

Martin Le Brech (left) and Alisa Koester.

Cheers! Elmo Thorppa (left) and David Balla say goodbye to Aberdeen University.

Erin Rapson strikes a pose for our photographer.

Catriona Struthers (left) and Connor Adams at graduation.

Vanessa Mabonso smiles to the camera.

All smiles are Carolihn van der Putten (lef) and Olga Dunderberg.

Julie-Anne Hutcheon and Eve Macleay.

John Dillom (left) and Tom McWilliams.

Nadja Emersic, graduate Aljaz Emersic, and Mateja Dover-Emersic.

Tipping her cap is Brooke Mitchell.

Imogen Reid (left) and Eilidh Gardener.

Esme Johnston holds aloft some balloons as our photographer takes her picture.

Araceli Anchondo smiles after graduating.

Katie (left) and Holly Grant at P&J Live.

Pals George Munro (left) and Jay Elder are pictured following their graduation.

Rory McInally (left) and Morgan Oates tip their caps.

Jonathan Goodyear (left) and Victorie-Anne Gomez-Lorens at P&J Live.

Calum Clark is pictured at P&J Live.

Ryan Antell (left) and Helina Dearsley get their picture taken by Chris Sumner.

Julie Brinklow pipes the graduates through P&J Live.

Amy Connell (left) and Louise Thomson at P&J Live.

Signe Lund smiles for the camera.

Erin Morrison tips her cap to our photographer.

Graduates are pictured heading into the P&J Live area.

These graduates, meanwhile, are pictured waiting for their turn to take to the stage.

Savan Bawarjee (left) and Surya Bhattacharyya at P&J Live following the event.

Kelly Bissett (left) and Alice Main.

Nya Gnaegi (left) and Judith Jahnke.

Lauren Piriouet (left) and Georgia McNaughton.

Friends (from left) Alanna Buchan, Emily Bruce, Lisa Kaufhold, Amber Rose Love, Jenna Baxter, and Hannah Baigrie pose for our photographer.

Sam Anderson (left) and Jacob Mathieson at P&J Live.

Rose Williams (left) and Campbell Watt.

(From left) Rachael Brady, Robyn Shearer, and Eilidh MacKenzie.

Paige Milne (left) and Jenny Logan.

(From left) Euan Munro, Cameron Dickson, and Mure Grant following their graduation.

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