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University graduation ceremonies are part of a tradition that dates back to when the first universities were established in Europe in the 12th century. Today graduation is a special, momentous occasion for our graduates and their families. Find out everything you need to know about graduation at UC.

At UC there exams in the middle and at the end of each year. Make sure you check the dates and times for your exams carefully. Excluding circumstances outside your control, you're expected to take your exams at the dates and times specified. Here's what you need to know about examinations at UC.

Unforeseen circumstances can get in the way of your studies. UC has a range of special consideration options for eligible students. Find out about special consideration for assessment, late discontinuation, teaching qualifications, reviewing or appealing a decision, and providing supporting evidence.

You can get an official academic transcript or letter to confirm details of your qualifications from UC. You might need this for an employment agency or prospective employers. Find out about transcripts and official letters from UC.

UC's Grading Scale applies to all our preparatory, undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate courses. Learn about our grading scale and how to calculate a grade point average.

All our students are expected to make satisfactory academic progress during each enrolment period. At the end of each semester, the records of students who have failed to make satisfactory progress will be reviewed by their Faculty. Students found to have made unsatisfactory progress will be offered support. Check out Academic Progress Reviews.

An extension of access to some services is provided to all enrolled students after the official course finish date. Find out about Extension of Services at UC.

Some PhD research projects require ethics approval. Find out what kind of research this applies to and the processes involved in applying.