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Students who fulfil the criteria on the eligibility to graduate checklist will receive graduation invitations via QUT Virtual approximately six weeks before their graduation ceremony. Students can confirm their course completion by checking QUT Virtual after exam results are released, and are advised not to make arrangements to attend a ceremony until they have been allocated to it as guest tickets are non-refundable.
New conferral date
If you complete your course requirements by 12 September 2008 your degree will now be conferred on 17 September 2008.
Parchments will be mailed to all eligible students at the end of September 2008. Advice will be sent with the parchment on how to register for the next available ceremony .
Upcoming ceremonies
| Semester of completion |
Faculty |
Date |
Location |
| End 2008 |
Education (some students from other faculties who have completed their course requirements may be invited to attend) |
15 December 2008 |
Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre |
| All faculties |
10, 11, 19, 20, 24 and 25 March 2009 |
| Summer 2008/2009 |
All faculties |
10, 11, 19, 20, 24 and 25 March 2009 |
Queensland Performing Arts Centre |
| Mid 2009 |
All faculties |
August 2009 |
To be confirmed |
| End 2009 |
All faculties |
December 2009 |
To be confirmed |
| Summer 2009/2010 and
Mid 2010 |
All faculties |
July 2010 |
To be confirmed |
| End 2010 |
All faculties |
December 2010 |
To be confirmed |
These dates are tentative and subject to change. Specific dates and the allocation of faculties will be listed in our graduation timetable approximately two months prior to ceremonies when preliminary graduand numbers can be determined. If you have previously visited this web link, you may need to use the 'Refresh' button on your web browser to view updates.
Changes from 2010
Annually, from 2010, an additional conferral date of 31 March will enable all students eligible for graduation at that point to be conferred, forwarded their parchments, and invited to attend the next available graduation ceremony.
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