Graduation lists

Four people, including University of Otago supervisor Prof John Dawson and a student he has supervised, Abby Suszko, will receive rare University of Otago law doctorates today.

More than 300 graduands in commerce, biomedical sciences, health sciences and law will graduate from the University of Otago at the first of two graduation ceremonies at the Regent Theatre, at 1pm today.

About 300 graduands in arts, music and theology will graduate from the University of Otago in a ceremony at the Regent Theatre, Dunedin, at 3pm today.

About 250 graduands in medicine and medical laboratory science will graduate in person from the University of Otago at a ceremony at the Regent Theatre at 1pm today.

About 260 graduands in dentistry and physiotherapy will graduate in person from the university at a second ceremony, also at the Regent Theatre, at 4pm.

About 440 graduands will graduate from the Otago Polytechnic in person in a wide range of disciplines, including applied management, fine arts, visual arts, design, and nursing, in a ceremony at the Regent Theatre 3pm today.

About 310 people will graduate in person from the University of Otago, with qualifications in education, teaching and pharmacy, in a ceremony at the Regent Theatre at 3pm today.

More than 330 graduands, including in arts, education, music, teaching, theology, dentistry, health sciences, medicine, pharmacy and physiotherapy, will graduate in person at a ceremony at the Dunedin Town Hall at 3pm today. About 260 will graduate in absentia.

About 460 graduands will graduate from the University of Otago in person in commerce, tourism and law in a ceremony at the Dunedin Town Hall at 3pm today.

More than 460 graduands will graduate in person from the University of Otago in applied science, consumer and applied sciences, physical education, science and surveying in a ceremony at the Dunedin Town Hall at 3pm today.

About 510 graduands will graduate from the Otago Polytechnic today, about 250 in person and about 260 in absentia, in a 3pm ceremony at the Dunedin Town Hall.