Graduation

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Congratulations! Almost at the end of your award and wondering what your next steps are? Don't worry, we've got you covered.

Graduations 2026

Autumn 2026

Spring 2026

Completion of your course and eligibility to graduate

Checklist for your final session

Set to passed

Conferral

Conferral is the administrative process by which your degree is awarded. You're considered a graduate of UTS once your conferral date has passed. Every student who fulfils the requirements for completion of an award course is eligible for formal conferral of the award by the University Academic Board.

The important dates* for 2026 conferrals can be found below.

Please note graduands are invited to ceremonies based on their date of conferral.

November 2025 period

February 2026 period

March 2026 period

May 2026 period

July 2026 period

September 2026 period

November 2026 period

* Please note that these dates may be subject to change. If you have concerns about the status of your course and the set to passed deadline is approaching, you can submit an Ask UTS enquiry.

Graduation documents

You'll receive graduation documents after your degree has been conferred by the Academic Board. You'll have access to the following:

Academic record (transcript)
Australian Higher Education Statement (AHEGS)
UTS testamur (certificate of completion)

Digital graduation documents

Hard copy graduation documents

Graduation ceremonies

Ceremonies are held twice a year in Autumn and Spring.

Who can attend a ceremony?

When will my ceremony be?

How do I register for a ceremony?

Still have questions about ceremonies? Check out our Graduation ceremonies FAQs.

After graduation

Alumni

Careers

Rules

Rules governing awards and graduation are in Section 13: Awards and Graduation of the University's student and related rules.