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Time to celebrate – graduation for international Master’s students

The graduation ceremony opened with folk music and a flag parade in the University Library’s assembly hall.

The graduation ceremony opened with folk music and a flag parade in the University Library’s assembly hall.

On Tuesday, a ceremony was held to celebrate this year’s graduates of the university’s eleven international Master’s programmes.

“It is inspiring that an increasing number of students apply for our international Master’s programmes as their first choice. Our Master’s students play an important role in our internationalisation efforts,” says Åke Strid, pro vice-chancellor for internationalisation.

Some fifty students and their family members attended the ceremony. Åke Strid and the heads of programme presented the students with certificates. The ceremony closed with a sing-along to the traditional song “Vem kan segla förutan vind”, accompanied by the folk music group Vind.

Leo Bon Beckman

Leo Bon Beckman will start work as a physiotherapist and research assistant. He has studied sports physiology and medicine.

Nikolaos Karagkiozis receives his certificate from Åke Strid, pro vice-chancellor for internationalisation.

Nikolaos Karagkiozis receives his certificate from Åke Strid, pro vice-chancellor for internationalisation.

Most Asma Akter Akhi and Sydell Goll

Most Asma Akter Akhi and Sydell Goll have both studied public planning for sustainable development. Most Asma Akter Akhi is pursuing further Master’s studies and Sydell Goll is moving back to her native Liberia to work with public planning.

Nikolaos Karagkiozis

Nikolaos Karagkiozis has studied robotics and intelligent systems and is embarking on a career in the field.

Laila Sharon Sebina

Laila Sharon Sebina has studied cardiovascular medicine and will take up a position as a researcher.

Text and photo: Anna Asplund
Translation: Charlotta Hambre-Knight

Örebro University offers 11 one or two-year international Master’s programmes


Public Planning for Sustainable Development

Social Analysis

Information Systems – Information Security Management

Applied Statistics

Sports Physiology and Medicine

Strategic Communication

Chemistry in Environmental Forensics

Innate Immunity in Health and Disease

Cardiovascular Medicine

Nutritional Molecular Medicine and Bioinformatics

Robotics and Intelligent Systems