Graduation ceremony programmes

You can view the programmes of the summer 2025 graduation ceremonies.

Each ceremony programme will be available to view shortly before the scheduled start time.

You can also watch graduation ceremony recordings shortly after each ceremony.

Ceremonies

Tuesday 15 July

  • Ceremony 1 at 9.30am
  • Ceremony 2 at 11.30am
  • Ceremony 3 at 2pm
  • Ceremony 4 at 4pm

Wednesday 16 July

  • Ceremony 5 at 9.30am
  • Ceremony 6 at 11.30am
  • Ceremony 7 at 1.45pm
  • Ceremony 8 at 3.30pm
  • Ceremony 9 at 5.15pm

Thursday 17 July

  • Ceremony 10 at 9.30am
  • Ceremony 11 at 11.30am
  • Ceremony 12 at 2pm
  • Ceremony 13 at 4pm

Friday 18 July

  • Ceremony 14 at 9.30am
  • Ceremony 15 at 11.30am
  • Ceremony 16 at 2pm
  • Ceremony 17 at 4pm

Monday 21 July

  • Ceremony 18 at 9.30am
  • Ceremony 19 at 11.30am
  • Ceremony 20 at 2pm
  • Ceremony 21 at 4pm

Tuesday 22 July

  • Ceremony 22 at 9.30am
  • Ceremony 23 at 11.30am
  • Ceremony 24 at 1.45pm
  • Ceremony 25 at 3.30pm
  • Ceremony 26 at 5.15pm

Wednesday 23 July

  • Ceremony 27 at 9.30am
  • Ceremony 28 at 11.30am
  • Ceremony 29 at 2pm
  • Ceremony 30 at 4pm

Thursday 24 July

  • Ceremony 31 at 9.30am
  • Ceremony 32 at 11.30am
  • Ceremony 33 at 2pm
  • Ceremony 34 at 4pm

Friday 25 July

  • Ceremony 35 at 9.30am
  • Ceremony 36 at 11.30am

Monday 28 July

  • Ceremony 37 at 9.30am
  • Ceremony 38 at 11.30am
  • Ceremony 39 at 2pm
  • Ceremony 40 at 4pm

Tuesday 29 July

  • Ceremony 41 at 9.30am
  • Ceremony 42 at 11.30am
  • Ceremony 43 at 2pm
  • Ceremony 44 at 4pm

Music in the ceremonies

Music for the graduation ceremonies has been composed and performed by alumni of the University’s School of Music. Award-winning composer, Ilan Eshkeri, whose eclectic body of work is linked by his love of emotional narratives, provided two pieces from his Reliquary for the processional and recessional music. Featuring in the arrival music playlist: 5-time Grammy winning jazz-fusion composer and pianist, Bill Laurance; West End actor, sing-songwriter, Mared Williams; multi-flautist, actor-musician, Rosanna Ter-Berg; Modern Classical innovator, pianist & composer, Simeon Walker; art-pop multi-instrumentalist and composer, Francesca Pidgeon; vibrant trad-folk singer and guitarist, George Sansome; distinctive guitar-led producer & songwriter, Conall Mulvenna; soul-pop singer songwriter, Alice Kim; pianist & composer, Gwenno Morgan; and, fused in Leeds, the genre-redefining, Hyde Park Brass.

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