March 2026 Graduation
Honouring academic excellence and achievement
Stellenbosch University Graduation Week: 23 to 26 March 2026
Graduation is a special milestone on our academic calendar. This is when we celebrate our graduates’ academic achievements and honour their journey with SU as their academic home. We look forward to conferring certificates, diplomas, degrees, and honorary doctorates.
We look forward to welcoming you and your guests to our March graduation week at the Coetzenburg Centre.
Ceremony Details
Plan your graduation experience with the key dates and ceremony schedule.
Find detailed information about the order of proceedings
and what to expect on your graduation day.
Ceremony Details
Plan your graduation experience with the key dates and ceremony schedule.
Find detailed information about the order of proceedings
and what to expect on your graduation day.
Attendance & Access
We want your graduation day to run smoothly. From receiving tickets for your guests to planning your arrival and ensuring special arrangements, these resources will help you prepare for the big day.
Graduation essentials
Your graduation is more than just a ceremony — it’s a moment to be remembered. Make sure you’re ready with the correct attire, professional photography, and the documentation you’ll need on the day.
Administration
Behind every successful graduation is careful preparation. Ensure your administrative requirements are finalised and review key procedures to avoid delays or complications.
Success stories
From overcoming challenges to achieving lifelong dreams, each graduate's academic journey reflects the diversity, determination and excellence that define us as Maties.
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