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Degree Days

Congratulations on completing your degree. Here you can find the essential information about your graduation ceremony and make sure that you don’t miss out on this important part of your Oxford experience.

May BA Days

Keble is allocated over 100 places on a special degree day ceremony held each year in May after finalists have gone down. This enables a large proportion of the undergraduate year group to graduate together and to celebrate their achievement with their families and friends. If you have any questions about the BA Degree Days, please contact alumni@keble.ox.ac.uk.

The BA Degree Day dates are as follows:
Saturday 11 May 2024 (for 2023 finalists)

Historic graduands

If you have already finished your degree but have not attended a ceremony within a year of completing your studies, you should complete the form for historic graduands (pdf) and send it to alumni@keble.ox.ac.uk with your preferred date and we will contact you about availability as soon as it is known.

If you cannot attend an in-person ceremony, you still have the option to have your degree conferred in absentia and can be added to the next available ceremony date (please note, if you choose to confer your degree in absentia you cannot attend an in-person ceremony at a later date). Please contact alumni@keble.ox.ac.uk if you would confer your degree in absentia.

You can also order a digital degree confirmation letter in advance of your ceremony at no additional charge from the Degree Conferrals Office.

Keble Degree Days throughout the year

There are also a number of degree days throughout the year, primarily, but not exclusively, for Graduate students. If you are a current student, you will be sent an invitation to graduate before your course ends, or as soon as you are given leave to supplicate (DPhil students).

Ceremony Dates:

2023/2024

Saturday 2 March  2024 (places available)

 

Degree Certificates/Academic Transcripts

Certificates are prepared by the University Degree Office and can be collected from College immediately after the ceremony. Certificates will be posted to those graduating in absentia. If you have not received your degree certificate within three months of the date of your ceremony (either in person or in absentia) and you fail to notify the College of this within that period, you will be charged for a replacement certificate.

For more information on obtaining an initial or replacement certificate please visit the University website https://www.ox.ac.uk/students/graduation/certificates

If you require an academic transcript please visit this page on the University website for more information: https://www.ox.ac.uk/students/graduation/transcripts

Please note that the Alumni and Development Office do not have access to degree certificates or academic records, so you best first point of reference are the links listed in this section.

MA Degrees

As there is a severe shortage of in person degree ceremony places throughout the year, currently Alumni can only obtain their Oxford MA degree in absentia. To receive your Oxford MA, please complete the form for historic graduands (pdf). There is a fee of £100 payable to the University for an MA conferral.

Once the date of your MA conferral has been confirmed, you should pay the fee via https://www.oxforduniversitystores.co.uk/product-catalogue/degree-conferrals/ma-fee-and-certificate.  Payment must be made 30 days before the ceremony date. Your certificate will be posted to you the week following the in absentia ceremony.

NB You are only eligible to take an MA if your first degree was a BA.