
Graduation
Graduation is a celebration of achievement, consisting of a formal ceremony where graduating awards are presented on stage, followed by a reception.
During the celebration, there will be live entertainment, a range of different photo opportunities, a wide selection of food stalls, a bar and lots more for you to enjoy!
While we hope graduates can attend to celebrate their achievement, ceremony attendance is not required and does not affect the conferral of awards.
For all eligible awards, Wrexham University will communicate your graduation ceremony details as soon as they are available. Attendance at the graduation ceremonies is subject to successful completion of your programme of study and payment of all fees owed to the University. We host two graduation ceremonies each year. Graduates whose awards are conferred between January and July will be invited to attend the Autumn graduation ceremony, while those whose awards are conferred between August and December will be invited to attend the Spring graduation ceremony.
In 2026, graduation ceremonies will be held during the weeks commencing:
- March 31, 2026 (Spring ceremonies)
- October 26, 2026 (Autumn ceremonies)
We strongly advise against making any non-refundable travel or accommodation arrangements until graduates have received confirmation of their eligibility to attend. Once eligibility has been confirmed, graduates must book a ticket to secure their place at the ceremony. Ticketing information, including the booking deadline, will be included in the confirmation email.
For more information, please visit our FAQs.
Graduation information
Request to Withhold Personal Details
Please see our Events Privacy Notice for further details. If you wish to withhold your name, awards, prizes, or images private from the graduate programme, newspapers, and post-ceremony publications listed in the notice, please complete the Request to Withhold form.

Previous Ceremonies
Want to get a glimpse into what graduation will be like? Why not take a look at last years celebrations.