The School of Law the graduation of its newest classes

Family members, friends, and professors joined the students of the School at a ceremony filled with emotion and gratitude following years of training .

During the graduation ceremony, the 71st graduating class of Degree Laws Degree , the 8th graduating class of Degree International Relations Degree , the 4th graduating class of Degree dual Degree International Relations and Law, the 4th graduating class of Degree dual Degree Law and Philosophy, and the 3rd graduating class of Degree dual Degree International Relations and History received their degrees.

The delegates emphasize the value of friendship, hard work, and a commitment to service

Speaking on behalf of the 71st graduating class of Degree Laws degree program were student representatives Iciar Zaurín Bartolomé and Lourdes Ribeiro García, who reflected on their first days at university, the academic demands, and the friendships forged during the degree program.

The students reflected on some of the experiences they shared during the degree program expressed their gratitude for the support they received from professors, classmates, and families over the years. reference letter also reference letter staff growth staff during their time in Pamplona, a city that, as they put it, “ended up becoming our home.”

Next to speak were Nicolás Estévez Barco and Camilla Fernanda Gutiérrez Molina, student representatives from the Class of 2018 of Degree International Relations.

The International Relations delegates focused their speech the human and multicultural aspects of the program. Using the metaphor of building a house, they reviewed the different stages of the degree program the friendships formed over the years.

The delegates particularly highlighted the value of cultural diversity in the program and emphasized that the University of Navarra has enabled them to build an international community united by friendship, respect, and a desire to contribute positively to society.

The ceremony continued with speech the representatives of the Degrees: Carlos Javier Ruiz Lipúzcoa and Victoria Gozalbo Serra, speaking on behalf of the fourth graduating class of Degree dual Degree International Relations and Law, the fourth graduating class of Degree Law and Philosophy, and the third graduating class of Degree International Relations and History.

The representatives of the Degrees on the responsibility to put the training at the service of society. Drawing inspiration from figures such as St. Ignatius of Loyola, St. Francis Xavier, and Don Quixote, they encouraged their peers to approach their professional futures with a critical mindset, a sense of ethics, and a commitment to service. The representatives of the Degrees also Degrees some of the projects and activities that have shaped the class’s experience both inside and outside the classroom.

They also expressed their gratitude to the professors, families, and university staff, placing special emphasis on the support they received during their years of training.

Honor Scholarships and Diploma Ceremony

Following the students' speeches, the honorary scholarships were awarded to the mentors selected by each graduating class.

The 71st graduating class of Degree Laws program awarded the scholarship honor to Professor Mario Pereira Garmendia. Meanwhile, the 8th graduating class of Degree International Relations program patron of the graduating class Parathanal Thankachan patron of the graduating class .

In addition, the fourth graduating class of Degree dual Degree International Relations and Law, the fourth graduating class of Degree dual Degree Law and Philosophy, and the third graduating class of Degree dual Degree International Relations and History honored patron of the graduating class Joseba Fernández Gaztea as patron of the graduating class .

Mercedes Galán encourages graduates to practice their profession with compassion and a spirit of service

The dean of the School of Law, Mercedes Galán, closed the academic ceremony with a few words addressed to the graduates and their families. During her remarks, she highlighted the academic excellence of the graduating classes and noted that the university’s mission is to educate professionals committed to truth, service, and the common good. She also emphasized the importance of the interaction among students from different cultures and the personal bonds formed during their time at the university.

He also thanked work faculty, the staff and support staff , and the families for their ongoing support.

The ceremony concluded with a message to the new graduates, who were encouraged to pursue their careers with excellence, compassion, and a commitment to service.

The graduation ceremony was preceded on Thursday by various events organized by the student council. The students participated in a floral offering to the Virgin Mary at the campus Shrine of Our Lady of Fair Love , before the image of Saint Mary, Mother of Beautiful Love. Both during this moment and throughout the rest of the celebrations, special remembrance was given to Blanca Ojanguren, a student at the School, who passed away last academic year.

As a new feature this year, the graduates also enjoyed a reception at the school alongside their class sponsors, Dean Mercedes Galán, faculty members, parents, family, and friends.