Graduation And Convocation

Graduation

Congratulations! If you are visiting this site you must be close to completing your program. Soon you will be joining over 88,000 University of Regina Alumni.

Once you've completed your program, the awarding of your credential is not automatic - you must apply to graduate first. The approval process begins after you've submitted your application through UR Self-Service.

Applications can be submitted at any time, and are processed in the order in which they are received. There are two application windows

  • August 1 to January 31: you will be presented at spring convocation in June.

  • February 1 to July 31: you will be presented at the fall convocation in October.

 

Convocation Ceremony

Convocation is a term often used to mean the meeting of Convocation, and, particularly, the ceremonial meeting at which new graduates are welcomed into the Convocation community. Convocation can also mean the group composed of the Senate of the University of Regina and all the University’s graduates. Our convocation is a ceremony that celebrates the achievements of undergraduate and graduate students, as well as, honourary degree recipients. Convocation may include the presentation of deans’ medals, University prizes, and the Governor General's Academic Silver and Gold medals.

Convocation Ceremony Details