UAL Graduation Guide
Registering in myGraduation, guest tickets and the live stream, a day at the Royal Festival Hall, UAL's own robes, your certificate on stage, and what to do if you can't be there.
Notes & Guides
The Journal
Tips, guides and quiet reads about your University of the Arts London graduation. Written by the team that hands you the gown — no fluff, just the bits we wish we'd known.
What to do after graduation: a checklist for UAL graduates
The Graduate Package window that keeps your UAL account, Gradintel and your transcript, leaving your hall, the Graduate visa, five years of careers support, and the rest of the admin after a UAL degree.
Do you have to wear a gown at your graduation ceremony?
UAL expects a gown at its ceremonies: what its graduation page says, the set for your degree, the two ways to get one, the help with costs, and what happens if you skip the ceremony.
What to bring to UAL halls: the actual list
Packing for a UAL hall, from Finsbury Park to Wimbledon: what UAL-run and partner halls already give you, the hob that decides your pans, what the rules keep out, and a list for your own hall below.
What to bring to your graduation ceremony
Packing for a UAL ceremony at the Royal Festival Hall: the bag size the auditorium allows, a cash-free venue, a sleeve for your certificate, and what your guests need from you.
What to wear under your graduation gown
Dressing for a UAL ceremony: what the gown leaves showing, how to plan around an outfit you made, the hood and the cap, and a day at the Royal Festival Hall in March or July.
