Graduating students
Convocation ceremonies will be held in person at Convocation Hall on St. George campus for graduating students from all three of our campuses. To help you navigate this special occasion, we’ve collected some tips, next steps and directions to campus to prepare you to join our global alumni network.
Important details
- Spring Convocation is taking place from June 1-18, 2026.
- View the ceremony schedule.
- Visit the Office of Convocation for additional ceremony details and keep an eye on your inbox for any emails.
Explore this page:
Your convocation checklist
Before convocation
May-June 2026
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Confirm eligibility to graduate
Make sure to confirm you're able to graduate this fall.
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Find your ceremony
The definitive convocation schedule.
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RSVP & tickets
You must RSVP & order tickets by October 12.
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Order academic regalia
Gown rental service will close on October 12.
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Grad portraits
Getting your formal portrait taken.
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FAQs
Questions? Visit our FAQs
Day of convocation
June 1-18, 2026
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View the ceremony schedule
Find your ceremony date and time.
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Where you'll need to be on campus
Convocation Hall, photos, gifts and more.
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Share your ceremony livestream
All ceremonies are being recorded and archived.
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Visit the Grad Shop
Grad gifts and frames at the U of T Bookstore.
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Tag us in your big moment
Help us find your posts using #UofTGrad26.
After convocation
June 19, 2026 and beyond
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Receive your diploma
Pick up or get your diploma delivered.
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Order transcripts
Available from the University Registrar’s Office.
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Join our alumni community
Take advantage of your new alumni opportunities.
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Get career support
Lifelong education and support for U of T grads.
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Relive your big moment on stage
Share the memories with your supporters.
Be part of our global alumni community
Get the benefits of being connected as an alum
Keep in touch with the U of T alumni community through mentorship programs, networking events, career resources and more. We’re here to help as you transition to life after graduation — and whatever comes next.
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