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Thursday 24 June 2010

Graduation 2010

Jennifer Johnstone and Stephanie Laing at the Graduation Garden Party
	The School of Humanities graduation ceremony took place this week and we celebrated the success of CAIS Masters students and that of some of our colleagues. Masters Degrees from CAIS were awarded to Joanne Wishart, Shetland Archives, (MLitt Archives and Records Management), Stephanie Laing, Lothian and Borders Police, (MSc Records Management and Information Rights), Jennifer Godfrey, Office of Rail Regulation, (MSc Records Management and Information Rights) and our colleague Jennifer Johnstone, Assistant Archivist, (MLitt Archives and Records Management).
Penny McMahon, Jennifer Johnstone and Keren Guthrie at the Garden Party
	Keren Guthrie, the Senior Archives Assistant in ARMMS, graduated with a MA in the Humanities and two of our volunteers, Penny McMahon (MA hons History and Politics) and Garry Stewart (MA hons History) were also awarded their degrees. Our warmest congratulations to them all and to all the students of the University of Dundee graduating this week.

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Archival Education

To become an Archivist or Records Manager you normally require a postgraduate qualification. The Centre for Archive and Information Studies at the University of Dundee offers Masters degrees in Archives, Records Management, Information Rights and Digital Preservation by online distance learning. Our flexible programmes are designed to provide you with the essential theory and practice required to work in this field and are accredited by the Archives and Records Association (formerly the Society of Archivists). A wide range of core and optional courses allow you to tailor your qualification to your interests or needs.

To find out more about the Masters degrees in Archives and Records Management at the University of Dundee please see our website, call us on +44 (0)1382 385543 or email ARMTraining@dundee.ac.uk.