Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

A Fairy-Tale Come Alive

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The Valedictor­ian of the 2021 graduating batch of UClan, Ms. Viduri Tatiana Dediyagala likened her unforgetta­ble experience as an Internatio­nal Business student at UCL to a “fairy-tale” that had invaluable lessons, challenges and insights weaved into the success- story of UCL Student-toGraduate-to Profession­al. She received the highest accolade at the recent UClan Graduating Ceremony where 80% of the graduates received first-class honours.

“My time at UCL was not only centered around academic work but also motivated me and a few of my batch-mates to establish the first Drama Club. From the start UCL has been committed to foster all-rounders in their student body whilst encouragin­g a blend of theoretica­l learning with productive social interactio­ns allowing them to form essential self-efficacy leading to success”.

I am honoured and grateful to be awarded a gold medal on our graduation day by the University of Central Lancashire along with UCL. I believe it will be of a great memorandum in my career of becoming a marketer in the future. Reflecting upon the past three years it was filled with endless joys and challenges which was unparallel and aided me to transform into a better, refined version of myself. Moreover, UCL indeed has been a family to me. My heartiest thanks go to the academic staff at UCL and the management for their tremendous support and guidance to deliver

‘higher quality, higher education.

Chiranya Welikumbur­a BA (Hons) Internatio­nal Degree Student Gold Medalist

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A heart of Gold for its students

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