It’s the culmination of years of hard work, late nights studying, numerous cups of coffee and countless assignments: The university graduation ceremony. But on Wednesday, December 13, students graduated with degrees in the health sciences.
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They included the newly-awarded Dr Bronwen Grant Ashcroft-Gawne, whose thesis focused on person-centred care and Dr Jane Elizabeth Havelka, who looked at cultural responsiveness within academia.
Among the degrees handed out were the master of medical radiation science, graduate diploma of medical ultrasound, graduate certificate in human nutrition, bachelor of health science (complementary medicine), bachelor of health science (nutrition), graduate diploma in midwifery, graduate certificate in nursing, bachelor of health science (mental health), bachelor of nursing, bachelor of medical radiation science and bachelor of oral health (therapy and hygeine),
Pictures: Les Smith.
