Congratulations – you did it!
This wasn’t how any of us envisaged things would be when we started this year back in September, and it has been a real challenge to adapt in such a short space of time to working and studying in new ways.
Everything we've been through in 2020 makes your achievements in completing your degree this year all the more remarkable.
You've had to cope with challenges not faced by students in previous years, and you should feel extremely proud of your achievements. We certainly do!
Although we can't be together this summer to celebrate your graduation with a ceremony as we usually would, we are working on plans for ceremonies as soon as government guidelines allow, so that you can celebrate your achievements with friends, family, your tutors and fellow students.
Professor Sue Rigby
Vice-Chancellor
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"The reality of it is, you've managed to get your degrees in the most bizarre of circumstances, and the fact that you have done that, shown such resilience and such tenacity and attention to detail, is assurance to us that you're ready to leave us... you are the kind of people that we would want to send out into the world."
– Mark Langley, Head of Bath School of Music and Performing Arts
In a short space of time, you've learned to work in new ways and adapted brilliantly to this year's challenges
Congratulations again to our Students of the Year!
Awarded to students who exemplify the University’s graduate attributes, this year's Vice-Chancellor's Award winners were Nana Boakye, Onna Borbely-Bartis, Amber Brookes, Gaby Norman, Cameron Reed, Lauren Emery, Freya Banyard and Luke Sarti. Well done to each of you! #BathSpaProud
"I want to thank you... especially for the brilliant job you've had to do this current year. It's no mean achievement to have successfully completed your degree in such difficult and challenging circumstances, so well done to you all."
– Alison Hems, Head of the School of Humanities