Your time to shine
Graduation is the formal process of awarding your degree and marks your successful transition from uni student to qualified professional.
To those who've helped you through it's much more than that. For your friends and family, lecturers and tutors, graduation is their time to share your success and show how proud they are of all that you've achieved.
Your invitation will be emailed to you approximately 6 weeks prior to your ceremony. The invitation will include the date and time of your ceremony.
2022 Graduation dates
Sunshine Coast
USC Stadium, USC Sunshine Coast
- Monday 11 April - Thursday 14 April 2022
Details on ceremony date and time for each program will be available here in December.
Fraser Coast
- TBC
Moreton Bay
- TBC
Graduation
Whether you're finishing your studies or showing your support from the crowd, here's everything you need to know about graduating at USC – from getting to the ceremony to what you need to do before the big day.
Get ready to graduate
Graduation is an exciting time for everyone but there are a few things you'll need to do to prepare and to make sure you're eligible.
Graduation day
Everything you need to know about your Graduation day, including where to be and when.
After graduation
Congratulations, you are now a USC graduate! But it's not over yet, in fact your journey is just beginning.
A USC Graduation journey with Brad Lines
Graduation stories
USC Newsroom
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