Professor Richard Scolyer’s advice to 2026 graduates
Professor Richard Scolyer delivered advice to the University of Sydney's 2026 graduates during the ceremony where he received an honorary Doctorate of Medicine. He shared insights drawn from his medical expertise and personal experience, emphasizing resilience and purpose. His address highlighted the importance of perseverance in the face of challenges. The event marked a significant moment for both the graduates and the medical community.
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