Graduating in absentia in July or December and attending a future in-person ceremony
Graduating in absentia in July and December and attending a future in-person ceremony
Students who complete their course by the in absentia completion deadline in July and December, and graduate in absentia in July and December respectively, may attend a future in-person ceremony within two years of completing their course, provided they meet the eligibility criteria.
* Complimentary digital transcript provided at course completion
** Important dates associated with this item listed further below
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What information is on the Graduation Statement?
A UWA Graduation Statement conforms to nationally agreed specifications. It consists of five sections, plus certification, as follows:
Section 1: The Graduate
Section 2: The Award
Section 3: Awarding Institution
Section 4: Graduate’s Academic Achievements
Section 5: Description of the Australian Higher Education System.
The Graduation Statement is compiled to summarise information that is factual and relevant at the time. It is date-stamped to indicate the date of issue.
Graduation statement: bachelor [PDF, 760.5 KB]
Updated 14 May 2014Graduation statement: master's [PDF, 748.6 KB]
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Will a Graduation Statement be issued to all graduands?
Graduates who have completed the requirements for an award on or after 16 November 2010 will be eligible to receive a Graduation Statement.