Graduation

There are six conferral rounds per year (when you officially become a UTS graduate!) and two graduation ceremony seasons per year (in Autumn and Spring). Graduands are invited to attend graduation ceremonies based on the date they are conferred.

February

5 February 2025:

  • Last day to lodge a Correction of Name application form (February conferral).
  • Last day to pay outstanding fees, debts or library fines owed to UTS and to return library books (February conferral). 
  • Last day to resolve all pending sanctions (February conferral). 
  • Last day for students to have a course status of ‘Passed’ reflected in My Student Admin (February conferral). 

12 February 2025: 

March

12 March 2025 

  • Last day to lodge a Correction of Name application form (March conferral).
  • Last day to pay outstanding fees, debts or library fines owed to UTS and to return library books (March conferral).
  • Last day to resolve all pending sanctions (March conferral).
  • Last day for students to have a course status of ‘Passed’ reflected in My Student Admin (March conferral).

19 March 2025: 

  • Registered mail-out of testamur, academic record and AHEGS commences (February conferral).
  • March conferral of awards.
  • Eligible to attend Autumn 2025 ceremonies. Invites sent March 2025.

April

9 April 2025: 

  • Registered mail-out of testamur, academic record and AHEGS commences (March conferral). 

May

1 May 2025 to 30 May 2025 (subject to change): 

  • Autumn 2025 graduation ceremonies. 

21 May 2025: 

  • Last day to lodge a Correction of Name application form (May conferral). 
  • Last day to pay outstanding fees, debts or library fines owed to UTS and to return library books (May conferral). 
  • Last day to resolve all pending sanctions (May conferral). 
  • Last day for students to have a course status of ‘Passed’ reflected in My Student Admin (May conferral).

28 May 2025: 

June

18 June 2025: 

  • Registered mail-out of testamur, academic record and AHEGS commences (May conferral). 

24 June 2025: 

  • UTS SILC Shanghai Graduation ceremony.

July

16 July 2025:

  • Last day to lodge a Correction of Name application form (July conferral).
  • Last day to pay outstanding fees, debts or library fines owed to UTS and to return library books (July conferral).
  • Last day to resolve all pending sanctions (July conferral).
  • Last day for students to have a course status of ‘Passed’ reflected in My Student Admin (July conferral).

23 July 2025:

August

27 August 2025:  

  • Registered mail-out of testamur, academic record and AHEGS commences (July conferral).
  • Last day to lodge a Correction of Name application form (September Conferral). 
  • Last day to pay outstanding fees, debts or library fines owed to UTS and to return library books (September conferral).
  • Last day to resolve all pending sanctions (September conferral).
  • Last day for students to have a course status of ‘Passed’ reflected in My Student Admin (September conferral).

September

3 September 2025: 

24 September 2025: 

  • Registered mail-out of testamur, academic record and AHEGS commences (September conferral).

October

23 October 2025 to 14 November 2025 (subject to change):

  • Spring 2025 graduation ceremonies.

November

19 November 2025:

  • Last day to lodge a Correction of Name application form (November conferral).
  • Last day to pay outstanding fees, debts or library fines owed to UTS and to return library books (November conferral). 
  • Last day to resolve all pending sanctions (November conferral). 
  • Last day for students to have a course status of ‘Passed’ reflected in My Student Admin (November conferral). 

26 November 2025: 

December

17 December 2025: 

  • Registered mail-out of testamur, academic record and AHEGS commences (November conferral). 
Acknowledgement of Country

UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.