Graduation Ceremonies
Graduation dates and registration
Your graduation ceremony marks the end of an era, but also celebrates new beginnings as you embark on your career or continue with more in-depth study.
Summer 2024 ceremony dates
BCU graduation ceremonies in July 2024 will take place at Symphony Hall in Birmingham.
Invitations emails are due to be sent by the end of April 2024.
| Ceremony Date | School |
|---|---|
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Monday 22 July, 9.30am |
College of Psychology College of Law, Social and Criminal Justice |
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Monday 22 July, 1.30pm |
College of Accountancy, Finance and Economics College of Law, Social and Criminal Justice |
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Tuesday 23 July, 9.30am |
Graduate School of Management |
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Tuesday 23 July, 1.30pm |
College of Business, Digital Transformation and Entrepreneurship |
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Wednesday 24 July, 9.30am |
College of Computing |
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Wednesday 24 July, 1.30pm |
College of the Built Environment College of Engineering |
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Wednesday 24 July, 5pm |
College of Health and Care Professions |
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Thursday 25 July, 9.30am |
College of Life Sciences |
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Thursday 25 July, 1.30pm |
College of Education and Social Work |
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Friday 26 July, 9.30am |
College of Nursing and Midwifery |
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Friday 26 July, 1.30pm |
College of English and Media College of Architecture College of Jewellery, Fashion and Textiles |
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Friday 26 July, 5pm |
Royal Birmingham Conservatoire College of Art and Design College of Digital Arts |
Graduation scheduling
The scheduling of your graduation ceremony will be based on your course of study and the number of graduate and guest seats available in the Symphony Hall. Whilst every effort is made to reserve and maintain your place in the ceremony to which you were invited, we may sometimes have to re-allocate you to another ceremony on a different date or time; for example, if student registration unexpectedly exceeds capacity.
Cancellations
In the event of the Birmingham City University’s graduation ceremonies being cancelled, delayed, prevented, hindered or postponed due to circumstances beyond the control of the University, including (but not limited to): fire; explosion; terrorist act (or threat of a terrorist act); act of God; crisis situations; pandemic; epidemic; industrial action or dispute involving the University or the venue(s) at which the ceremonies are due to be held, the University will not be liable for any losses direct or otherwise incurred by students or their guests. Graduands and their guests should ensure they have sufficient insurance protection to cover any losses they may incur because of postponement or cancellation of the ceremonies. The University will endeavour to maintain accurate information on its website and regular communications with the attending students.