We are delighted to be able to share details of graduation ceremonies.
Please do take a look at the below information to help plan for these ceremonies. More information will be added.
Graduation is a formal celebration of your academic achievement here at the Global University and every effort is made to ensure that your graduation day is an event you will never forget.

After You Graduate

Further study
After you graduate you may want to explore your career options. You might be considering further study, thinking about starting a business or taking some time out. For those who are considering further study, have a look at our postgraduate courses.

Careers

Our careers service is always on hand to help, even after you graduate.

Preparing-day

Attendance
You must advise the Graduation Office if you wish to attend your Graduation Ceremony in person or if you wish to receive your award ‘in absentia’. Either way, you must complete the  booking form, to confirm your intention. The booking form will open for 2022 ceremonies on November, 2021.
If you choose to attend, the booking form will confirm the date and time of your Ceremony and give you the opportunity to book your invitation card.
If you choose not to attend, the booking form will enable you to confirm the address details of where you would like your certificate to be sent. If you have already received your certificate, please still let us know if you do not plan to attend, so we do not continue to send you reminders about booking.

The Ceremony

Arrival Time

It is important that Graduations are in their seats 30 minutes before the ceremony is due to begin, to enable the ushers to check for absentees. Once this check has been completed, any latecomers, for whatever reason, will not be able to graduate at the ceremony.
Graduations
You should occupy the seat that corresponds to the number given to you by the Usher on the door. It is most important that you do not move from your allocated seat position even if there is a gap next to you. Failure to occupy the correct seat will mean that you are recorded as ‘absent’ and you will not be presented with your award.