UofG Summer Graduation 2021

Published: 24 June 2021

Like you, we are sad that we won’t be able to celebrate graduations on campus this summer. However, we still want to celebrate the brilliant achievements of our graduates. We will be hosting a week of celebrations online from Monday 28 June – Friday 2 July.

UofG letters in quad, with cloisters in the background

Like you, we are sad that we won’t be able to celebrate graduations on campus this summer. However, we still want to celebrate the brilliant achievements of our graduates. We will be hosting a week of celebrations online from Monday 28 June – Friday 2 July.

Join in with #UofGGrad2021

We’ll be sharing messages for our graduating students all week on social media. Join the celebration using #UofGGrad2021

TeamUofG video

Next week, we have lots of content planned, including a video featuring lots of members of Team UofG - sharing their congratulations for the Class of 2021. Check out the channels for some special messages.

#UofGGrad21 Online Hub

On our dedicated graduation webpages, you can find material to help you celebrate. This includes custom Zoom backgrounds for graduation events, gifs, stickers and filters to help you celebrate online and the UofGGrad21 Spotify playlist!

On Campus Celebrations

Scottish Government guidance permitting, we are pleased to be offering on Campus graduation portrait photography in which students can have individual or small family group photographs taken in the Bute Hall between Monday 28 June and Friday 2 July.

For those unable to travel to Glasgow if you live in the UK, Ede and Ravenscroft (the robe maker for UofG) will deliver your graduation gown and hood direct to your home. 

The UofG gift shop is open on campus every day for all your graduation and end of year purchases.

Whether you’re looking for a graduation teddy, some bespoke jewellery, something in the University tartan, or just a graduation scroll holder, we have everything you might need.

More information on Summer 2021 Graduation

#UofGGrad21 Online Hub

First published: 24 June 2021

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