Gatwa, who graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Acting from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in 2013, began his acting career at Dundee Rep theatre. His portrayal of the Doctor has garnered widespread acclaim, and he starred in the series for two seasons before departing.

Prior to his role in Doctor Who, Gatwa was awarded an honorary doctorate from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, recognizing his impact in the field of acting. The upcoming honorary degrees at the University of Glasgow will be presented during both summer and winter graduation ceremonies.

Prof Andy Schofield stated, “Honorary degrees give us the opportunity to recognise individuals whose achievements have had a profound and positive impact within their professions and wider society.” This sentiment underscores the significance of Gatwa’s contributions to the entertainment industry.

Reflecting on his time in Doctor Who, Gatwa remarked, “I was tired and burnt out at the end of [season 2]. It was exhausting. But it was a magical time, magical.” He expressed a deep affection for the show, stating, “I had to wrestle with myself – I fell in love with that show. I’ll miss it, but I was ready to move on.”

The honorary doctorate will not only celebrate Gatwa’s achievements but also serve as a reminder of the university’s rich history and commitment to honoring excellence in various fields. As the date approaches, the anticipation surrounding the ceremony continues to grow.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding any additional events or celebrations planned in conjunction with the honorary degree ceremony. Observers expect that Gatwa’s recognition will inspire future generations of actors and artists.

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