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Graduation ceremonies

Degrees are conferred by the University at a ceremony in the Senate House known as a Congregation. People due to take a degree ("graduands") are presented for their degrees to the Vice-Chancellor (or deputy) by an officer of the College known as the Praelector. The Praelector is Dr Frank King, and administrative assistance to the Praelector is provided by Mrs Stephanie Cook in the Tutorial Office. Miss Karin Bane, the Tutorial Administrator, deals with General Admission.

• Arrangements for Congregations other than "General Admission", i.e. the large late-June/early-July Congregation
• Dress at Congregation
• Dates of Congregations for Conferment of Degrees
• Conditions that must be satisfied if you wish to be presented for a degree
• The graduation ceremony: The University's description

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