Fife College celebrated the achievements of more than 500 students during its annual graduation ceremonies this week.
The celebrations began in Dunfermline on Tuesday (4 November), where more than 230 students received diplomas and degrees at the city’s historic Abbey. The week concluded on Thursday (6 November) at St Bryce Kirk in Kirkcaldy, where a further 350 graduates crossed the stage.
Graduates across the two days received a range of qualifications in subjects including business, care, digital technologies, engineering and science.
They were joined by family and friends, along with staff, guests, and dignitaries from across Fife, to celebrate the hard work, dedication, and success of the Class of 2025.
Jim Metcalfe, Fife College Principal, said:
“Graduation is a moment to recognise the commitment and resilience our students have shown throughout their studies, and we’re incredibly proud to join them in celebration this week.
“Graduation week also reminds us of the College’s mission – to provide opportunities for all, deliver outstanding education, and drive economic prosperity across the region.
“As our newest alumni take their next steps, the entire College community looks forward to seeing the incredible contributions they’ll make in their chosen fields and to the wider world.
“On behalf of everyone at Fife College, congratulations to all our graduates. We wish them every success in the exciting journey ahead.”
All Graduation ceremonies are available to watch on the College's YouTube channel.