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  1. Attending two graduation ceremonies in the same round

    The University made a decision in 1998 to place a limit on attendance for combined and concurrent graduands. Graduands will only be permitted to attend one ceremony per graduation round. The other... Date Updated: 10/02/2025

  2. Phonetic pronunciation of name at Graduation Ceremony

    At Graduation, your full legal Given Names and Surname will appear on your award certificate. When the presenter reads your name for you to cross the stage at your ceremony, you have the choice of... Date Updated: 09/09/2025

  3. Graduation ceremonies and children

    Your children are welcome to attend your graduation ceremony. Children who are two or under can sit on an adult's lap (one of your guests), if you would like them to have their own seat, they will... Date Updated: 10/02/2025

  4. Obtaining a visa for you and your guests to attend your graduation ceremony

    Once you have applied to graduate at a ceremony, you can order a letter for visa purposes. Depending on your situation you can request a letter for assistance to remain in Australia (if you are... Date Updated: 10/02/2025

  5. Completing the pronunciation of your name in the Confirmation of Attendance

    At Graduation, your full legal name will appear on your award certificate. Your given names and surname will be read out phonetically at your ceremony. Phonetic  pronunciation  of your... Date Updated: 10/02/2025

  6. Changing your Nominated Completion Year/Period

    To change your Nominated Completion Year/Period, log on to studentConnect . Find the Enrolments  heading in the left hand column. Click on Course and Unit . A new screen will open showing all of... Date Updated: 10/02/2025

  7. Alternative Exit explained

    Alternative Exit means that you have chosen to graduate from an award which is different from the award associated with your postgraduate course; or you have chosen to graduate from only one of the... Date Updated: 09/04/2025

  8. Attending a graduation ceremony for your pass degree before completing Honours

    You can still apply to graduate and attend a ceremony for your pass degree. When you complete your Honours degree you can apply to attend another ceremony. Note : You cannot attend two graduation... Date Updated: 10/02/2025

  9. Bringing a personal camera to your graduation ceremony

    Your guests are welcome to bring their own cameras to capture your special moment. Guests may take their own photos from their seat, we just ask they're mindful of the other guests around them and... Date Updated: 10/02/2025

  10. Graduating from one degree of a combined course

    If you are enrolled in a combined course you cannot graduate from one component of your course (even if you have already completed it) until you complete all of the course requirements... Date Updated: 10/02/2025