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     • In the UK, a graduation ceremony happens at the end of a student’s time in university, where they receive their degree officially. All students who pass will be invited, and they will shake hands with professors as well as listening to speeches to congratulate them on what they have achieved throughout their time at university.
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   How long does a graduation ceremony take?

   • Usually 90 mins, but it can be up to 2 hours for our bigger ceremonies. Are the seats allocated? Yes, in the majority of our venues, guest seats are allocated. Please note that graduates are seated separately to their guests and will always have allocated seats.

   Frequently asked questions | Degree ceremonies

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   What happens at a graduation ceremony in the UK?

   • Graduation ceremonies in the UK are typically held at the end of the academic year, usually in the summer or autumn. These ceremonies are a time to celebrate the academic achievements of students who have successfully completed their degree programs. Here’s what typically happens at a graduation ceremony in the UK:

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   What happens at a University of Oxford degree ceremony?

   • The present ceremony retains all the essential features of its historic predecessors, with the proceedings still conducted in Latin. University of Oxford degrees are conferred at degree ceremonies, held in the Sheldonian Theatre. You may graduate in person or in absence, either straight after you've finished your degree, or many years later.

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   What is a graduation ceremony?

   • Graduation is the highest point of going to university, where all your hard work pays off and you finally celebrate having achieved your degree. However, graduation ceremonies are often a topic of mystery. This is especially true in the UK, where strange traditions are often associated with specific universities, which may confuse new students.

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3. graduatecoach.co.uk › blog › what-happens-at-aWhat happens at a graduation ceremony? - Graduate Coach

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   Oct 16, 2019 · Here’s what typically happens at a graduation ceremony in the UK: Arrival: Graduates arrive at the graduation venue, sign in and change into their graduation gown, hood, and mortarboard hat. Procession: Graduates then form a procession and enter the graduation hall or venue.

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   Feb 4, 2023 · In the UK, a graduation ceremony happens at the end of a student’s time in university, where they receive their degree officially. All students who pass will be invited, and they will shake hands with professors as well as listening to speeches to congratulate them on what they have achieved throughout their time at university.

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6. www.ucl.ac.uk › graduation › frequently-askedFrequently asked graduation questions | Graduation Ceremonies ...

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   Everything you need to know to prepare for and attend your 2024 graduation ceremony. We are looking ahead to our 2024 ceremonies planning and are excited to celebrate our newest graduate's achievements this year!

7. www5.open.ac.uk › students › ceremoniesFrequently asked questions | Degree ceremonies - Open University

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   Graduates of The Open University have their qualifications conferred upon them ‘in absentia’ meaning that they receive their degrees without needing to attend a ceremony. With the formalities completed before the ceremony, it means we can make our ceremonies all about celebrating your achievements!

8. www.cambridgestudents.cam.ac.uk › ceremonyThe ceremony | Cambridge students

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   Elements of the Cambridge degree ceremony have their origin amongst the earliest customs of the University some eight hundred years ago. The ceremony commences when the Vice-Chancellor's procession enters the Senate-House, led by the Esquire Bedells.

9. www.ox.ac.uk › students › graduationDegree ceremonies | University of Oxford

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   University of Oxford degrees are conferred at degree ceremonies, held in the Sheldonian Theatre. You may graduate in person or in absence, either straight after you've finished your degree, or many years later.

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    Our graduation ceremonies are held in January and July. Our next graduation ceremonies for the class of 2025 are scheduled to take place on (subject to change): Thursday 16 January 2025; Friday 17 January 2025