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Having left school at 16 and created an exceptional career for himself in comedy and broadcasting, renowned Anglesey comedian Tudur Owen becomes a Doctor of Literature today (Tuesday 5th July) as he is awarded an Honorary Degree from ������ϲʹ�������. 

Tudur joins students officially graduating from three years of degrees in music, drama and performance during an unparalleled three weeks of graduation ceremonies at the University.

BAFTA-winning comedian and presenter Tudur, is a bilingual entertainer who is happy on a stage or in front of television or radio audience. 
Presenting Tudur Owen for the honour, Professor Andrew Edwards said,

“Tudur is celebrated for his writing and performance on radio and television – his BBC radio programme is very popular, and he has also written and presented English language programmes on BBC Radio 4. Tudur is a passionate advocate for Wales and the Welsh language and most recently he has campaigned to keep the original Welsh language names for places in Wales.”   

Receiving the Award, Tudur Owen said:
“Describing receiving this award as an honour is an understatement.”

He then went on to address the graduates saying:
“I’ve been so lucky I don’t feel I have the right to give advice to anyone, my only advice would be not to be afraid to make a mistake, but try not to make the same mistake twice! I encourage people to learn from failure and try to find what you’re good at, and if you’re lucky enough to find it, to follow that path, but to be prepared to work hard!”