Are you scheduled to complete your studies this term?
Conferral date is just around the corner. For a lucky group of students that means it’s time to start thinking about graduation. We know a number of ceremonies have been cancelled or postponed due to COVID-19 restrictions, however we don’t want you to miss out on graduation.
Keep reading for more information about your ceremony options.
Virtual Graduation
Until restrictions are lifted and it is safe to celebrate with you in person, you may like to attend our Virtual Graduation event on Friday, 18 September. Virtual Graduation is an opportunity to reflect on the hard work and dedication that went into your degree, and for you to be acknowledged by CQUniversity. You will hear from special guest speakers including CQUniversity Chancellor Mr John Abbott AM and Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Nick Klomp.
If you would like to attend Virtal Graduation, complete the expression of interest eForm by Sunday, 26 July.
You are welcome to attend both Virtual Graduation as well as an on-campus ceremony at a later date.
On-campus ceremony
Graduation ceremonies are held at different locations across Australia. Details of future ceremonies, including postponed events can be found at www.cqu.edu.au/graduation. After Conferral date; once you have been flagged as eligible to graduate, you will be able to register for any ceremony, at any location. Please take note of the registration closure dates on the website as they are non-negotiable.
Celebrate privately
If you would prefer to celebrate privately, and simply receive your testamur by post, you can request this via the Academic Awards web page.
Graduates will also have access to certified digital copies of transcripts and testamurs via the My eQuals platform. Find out more about My eQuals at www.cqu.edu.au/myequals.
If you have any questions, see our Graduation FAQ’s, or contact us online.
