An Ulster University student from Zimbabwe has said part of her will "always be a Derry girl" as she prepares to continue her studies at Oxford.
Melville Nyatondo graduates from Ulster University's Magee campus on Friday afternoon with a degree in Personalised Medicine - something she hopes to one day make an "accessible and applicable reality in Africa".
Having moved to the UK at the age of seven, living in Luton in England and then Bradford, she still found the move to Derry "quite the culture shock" thanks to the "drastically cold" weather.
