Over 130 students graduated from University College Isle of Man at a ceremony last week.
Last Friday graduates graced the Villa Marina stage in Douglas, receiving awards for a range of courses.
There were 23 students who earned their degrees through the work-based and integrative studies framework.
Special awards were given to Adam Drummond, winner of the Higher Education Student of the Year Award, and Daniel Richmond, winner of the Research of the Year Award.
Clocks go forward tonight!
Don't forget to put your clocks forward tonight!
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