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Queen Mary University of London and Nanchang University Celebrate Joint Programme Graduation Ceremony

On 18th June 2026, Queen Mary University of London and Nanchang University held a joint graduation ceremony in Nanchang. Professor Colin Bailey CBE, QMUL President and Principal, and Professor Yeguang Chen, NCU Chancellor, presented awards to graduates completing their QMUL degree. The ceremony celebrated three years of hard work and marked the beginning of the final two years of training to become qualified doctors in China.

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Nanchang, China – 18th June 2026

Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) and Nanchang University (NCU) today celebrated a significant milestone as they held a joint graduation ceremony for students completing the first three years of their biomedical science training through the prestigious joint programme.

The ceremony, held at Nanchang University, was attended by Professor Colin Bailey CBE, President and Principal of Queen Mary University of London, and Professor Yeguang Chen, Chancellor of Nanchang University. Together, they presented certifications and awards to the graduating cohort, marking the successful completion of their QMUL degree.

In his address, Professor Bailey congratulated the graduates on their outstanding achievement, praising their dedication and hard work over three years of study. He spoke of their bright futures and the important role they will play in the medical profession, encouraging them to carry forward the values of excellence and compassion instilled through the programme.

The celebration was a proud moment for graduates and their families, who gathered to share in the joy of this significant achievement. The ceremony marked not only the culmination of three years of rigorous academic study but also the beginning of an exciting new chapter as students progress to their final two years of training to become qualified doctors in China, completing their NCU degree.

This graduation ceremony stands as a testament to the strength of the partnership between Queen Mary University of London and Nanchang University, and the shared commitment to training the next generation of medical professionals through transnational education.

 

 

 

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