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Welcome to Anglia Ruskin University's Honorary Graduate Site

"Each year, we confer honorary awards upon individuals in recognition of their outstanding achievement in their field; the contribution they have made to the life of the region or society at large; or their service to our University.

Recipients come from the worlds of science, art, academia, industry, politics, medicine, entertainment and include former staff and students (myself included!). Honorary graduates include; Stephen Fry, Germaine Greer, Griff Rhys Jones, Andrew Motion, Geoff Hurst, John Peel and Kate Adie.

The one thing they all have in common is the wonderful example they set to our students. I look forward to continuing our relationship with our honorary graduates and fellows."

Lord Ashcroft, KCMG
Chancellor, Honorary Doctorate and alumnus, Anglia Ruskin University


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A photograph of Jimmy Doherty with text below that reads Feature on Jimmy Doherty
Jimmy was a 28 year-old from Essex when he first came to widespread attention as the subject of the BBC documentary Jimmy's Farm...
A photograph of Kate Adie OBE with text below that reads Feature on Kate Adie OBE
Kate Adie, author and broadcaster, became a familiar figure to viewers through her work as the BBC's Chief News Correspondent...
A photograph from an Anglia Ruskin Honorary Graduate ceremony with text below that reads Future ceremony dates
Our ceremonies take place this October in Chelmsford and Cambridge.