Phitchapa, a 21-year-old Fine Art student from Thailand, expressed excitement about showcasing her artwork at the Degree Show, a unique opportunity to reach a broader audience. She chose DMU for its supportive environment, helpful tutors, and excellent facilities, which helped her gain confidence and ambition.

Millie Rees, a Product Design student, won the Sport Equipment Design category at the Fit Sport Design Awards for her innovative aid for archers, and her home communications device for older people is a finalist in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition. Millie has secured a graduate job at SharkNinja and is thrilled with her experiences at DMU.

Architecture student Ra’kin Ashadi reimagined an abandoned textile factory in Leicester’s Frog Island, creating a space for local artists to collaborate and sell their work.

Chelsea Hayfield, a Fashion Buying with Design student, designed a digital runway for her Ted Baker collection, learned industry software during a placement at Fashion UK, and overcame personal challenges to graduate with a First.

Each student shared a passion for their field and the opportunities DMU provided to help them succeed.

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