When prompted to select your institution, please enter “London School of Science and Technology”.

You will then be prompted to enter your personal details.

Please ensure that you enter your LSST Student ID and LSST email address exactly as they appear on your student record.

Please select Bachelors/1st Degree – Bucks New Bach (all subjects).

Each graduand is allocated two guest tickets on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you require additional guest tickets, please email graduation@lsst.ac. Additional tickets are subject to availability. Following completion of the initial registration process, we will contact you if further tickets become available.

Please arrive at least one hour before the scheduled start time of your ceremony. This will allow sufficient time to collect your tickets and academic robes and ensure that you and your guests are seated at least 30 minutes before the ceremony begins.

Please note that doors to the ceremonial hall shall be promptly closed 30 minutes before the ceremony is due to begin.

Please make sure you read the ceremony agenda provided to you, as this will explain where you need to go and what you need to do upon arrival.

If you are travelling by car, please allow additional time for traffic and parking. It is your responsibility to ensure that you arrive in sufficient time for the ceremony.

The venue has free on-site parking, which is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Parking spaces are limited, so we recommend arriving early if you intend to park at the venue.

Please allow sufficient additional time to park and make your way to the ceremony venue.

The graduation ceremony will last approximately two hours.

The ceremony will begin with the entrance of the academic procession. At this point, all graduands and guests will be asked to stand. This will be followed by an opening address from the Master of Ceremonies.

Graduands will then be presented according to the order of qualification and course of study. When it is time, you will be guided from your seat towards the stage.

When your name is called, you will be invited to cross the stage, where you will be formally congratulated before returning to your seat.

Approximately halfway through the ceremony, there may be a special presentation, such as an honorary award, followed by an address from an invited guest or orator.

At the conclusion of the ceremony, the academic procession will leave the venue, bringing the formal proceedings to an end.

Please remain seated throughout the ceremony unless you are instructed otherwise by a member of the ceremony team.

No. Graduands will be seated separately from their guests so that they can be positioned in the correct presentation order. Your guests will be seated in the designated guest seating area.

Guest seating is unallocated. Upon arrival, your guests will be directed to available seats by members of the ceremony team.

A member of the graduand seating team will guide you to your allocated seat, which will be labelled with your name. Please ensure that you are seated at least 30 minutes before the ceremony begins and remain in your allocated seat throughout the ceremony.

Please do not change seats or exchange places with another graduand. Seating arrangements are organised according to the presentation order, and changing seats may result in you being presented incorrectly or being recorded as absent if the ceremony team is unable to locate you.

No. Degree classifications will not be read out during the ceremony.

Graduands will be presented in alphabetical order by qualification and then alphabetically within their course. Honours-level qualifications will be listed before non-honours qualifications.

Only the qualification, course title and graduand's name will be read out.

The graduation ceremony is a formal celebration of your academic achievement, and your official degree certificate will not be issued or presented as part of the ceremony.

During the ceremony, you will receive a ceremonial scroll provided by BNU as part of the graduation proceedings. This scroll is a commemorative item and is not your official degree certificate or award document.

Your official degree certificate will be issued separately by BNU and provided by LSST in accordance with our usual certification process. If you have any questions about when or how you will receive your official certificate, please contact the Registry and Awards team.

Yes. The University's official photographers, Ede and Ravenscroft, will be present on the day to take official photographs. You will have the opportunity to have your photographs taken should you wish.

You will be asked to provide details of any accessibility requirements as part of the graduation registration process. We will make appropriate arrangements wherever possible if you require assistance on stage or if you or your guests require flat-floor seating.

If you or any of your guests are unwell before the ceremony, please consider whether it is appropriate to attend.

First Aiders will be in attendance throughout the ceremony and will be available to provide assistance should anyone become unwell during the event.

Yes. Children aged five years and above are welcome to attend the graduation ceremony as guests.

Please note that ceremonies typically last approximately two hours and involve periods of formal proceedings and seated attendance. We therefore encourage guests to consider whether the duration and nature of the ceremony will be suitable for younger children.

Children must remain under the supervision of their accompanying adult throughout the ceremony.

Graduands may choose whether or not to shake hands when crossing the stage. If you do not wish to shake hands, simply keep your hands together as you cross the stage.

Yes. Tea and coffee will be available for graduands and their guests following the ceremony.

The reception will provide an opportunity for you and your guests to celebrate your achievement, socialise and take photographs together.