Spring convocation & virtual ceremony 2020

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, U of T's Spring Convocation 2020 ceremony was presented virtually on June 2 at 12pm ET. Watch the video below.

 

For more information, please visit the Office of Convocation website.

 

 

Watch the Spring Convocation 2020 ceremony with described video

 

Watch the scrolling final list of graduate names for the Class of 2020

Pomp & circumstance

 

Watch the University of Toronto Symphony Orchestra's physically-distanced performance of an excerpt from Edward Elgar's "Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1" to commemorate the Class of 2020!

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Get your program

See the virtual ceremony program for Spring Convocation 2020.

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Resources for new grads

Learn about your lifelong benefits, career webinars and eventual in-person celebrations.

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Questions?

Learn about receiving your diploma, the virtual ceremony and more on our Office of Convocation website.

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Convocation Stories

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‘You’re still a part of us’: First Nations House celebrates U of T’s Indigenous graduates
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U of T grad Dariya Darvin overcomes obstacles to become a top science student
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From Parliament Hill to Kim’s Convenience, prominent Canadians congratulate U of T’s class of 2020
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U of T's virtual convocation was a first – and so was the degree-mailing operation that accompanied it
Lana El Sanyoura stands at a podium with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visible in the distant background
Invited by Justin Trudeau, U of T's Lana El Sanyoura addresses fellow graduates across the country
Portrait of John Montefiore in front of University College
'It definitely means a lot': U of T grad John Montefiore completes a degree he started 25 years ago