Find out everything you need to know about completing your course of study, receiving your academic documents and how to prepare for your graduation ceremony.
The ceremony of conferring degrees and awarding diplomas and certificates is a time-honoured ritual performed at academic institutions throughout the world.
Graduation ceremonies at the University of Divinity honour the University’s academic excellence, collegiate structure and Christian traditions. At the ceremony, each attending graduand’s name and award is read out and the graduand is presented with their academic documents by the Chancellor or a deputy.
All ceremonies are open to all eligible students of the University.
Upcoming Graduation Ceremonies
Friday 2 December 2022, at 7:30pm (ACST), in Adelaide at Immanuel College, Novar Gardens
Friday 24 March 2023, at 7:30pm (AEDT), in Melbourne at St Patrick’s Cathedral
Graduation Procedures
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Graduation Eligibility Process
Once you’ve met the requirements for your course of study, your home College will apply to the University’s Academic Board for you to graduate. As soon as this has occurred, you’ll receive an email invitation to choose a graduation ceremony.
Graduation Academic Documents
All graduates receive three academic documents. The testamur (degree certificate with University seal), academic transcript, and Australian Higher Education Graduation Statement.
Academic Dress (Regalia)
The forms of academic dress at the University enhance the reputation of its awards and honour the academic achievements of its members.
Graduate Inabsentia
If you cannot make it to a ceremony you will graduate in absentia. Your award will be acknowledged in your absence at the ceremony and your graduation academic documents will be posted to you.
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