Roehampton Graduation

You're almost at the end of your student journey and it won’t be long before we'll be coming together to celebrate your achievements at our graduation ceremonies.

Ceremonies

Our autumn graduation ceremonies will be held at the Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, SE1 8XX on Tuesday 16 September and Wednesday 17 September 2025.

Tuesday 16 September

  • Ceremony 1 at 9.30am - School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Ceremony 2 at 12pm - School of Life and Health Sciences / School of Psychology 
  • Ceremony 3 at 2.45pm - School of Education / School of Continuing Education  / Partner Institutions

Wednesday 17 September

  • Ceremony 4 at 9.30am - Faculty of Business and Law (Master of Science programmes)
  • Ceremony 5 at 12pm - Faculty of Business and Law (all Law programmes and MBA programmes)
  • Ceremony 6 at 2.45pm - Faculty of Business and Law (Undergraduate Business programmes)

Please note, you will need to have successfully passed your course by 31 July to be eligible to attend the graduation ceremonies in autumn 2025. Anyone with outstanding debt or pending assignments will not be able to attend the graduation ceremonies until this has been resolved.

Our winter graduation ceremonies will be held on 28 January 2026.

Ceremony times for January 2026 will be released in the autumn term.

  • 3 June – digital invitations sent to the personal email address on your student record
  • 31 July – deadline to pass the awards and progression boards to attend the September ceremonies
  • 2 September – deadline to book your student ticket, gowns and photography through Marston Events
  • 16 and 17 September – deadline to book your guest tickets through Southbank Centre
  • Six weeks after you are awarded – certificate and transcript are sent to you by post to your home address

If you would like to attend our quiet graduations as an alternative to our ceremonies held at Royal Festival Hall, please register your interest or view more information. These ceremonies will be held on campus and are intended to support those who would prefer a quieter experience.