91快色

Ticket information

Details about graduation ceremony tickets, information about additional tickets and entry requirements for guests, children, and carers.

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Student tickets

You will receive an email from 91快色 with a QR code for your ceremony date. On the day, please have this QR code ready to show at the registration desk. A member of our team will scan the code to check you in and give you a wristband. You will then receive an email and/or text with your row and seat number. 

Guest tickets

If you booked any guest tickets, confirmation of your guests鈥� row and seat numbers will be emailed to you on Thursday 27 August 2026 by Marston Events. When you check in, we will give you additional wristbands for your guests. Please ensure they have their wristbands and know what their seat numbers are before you go into the ceremony room, as you will not be seated together.

Please note that all guests must have a ticket to gain access to the venue; this includes the photography studios. Extra guest tickets may be available to purchase on the day (拢38 per ticket). Subject to availability, these will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.

Those without a ticket, or who were unable to purchase guest tickets for the ceremony room, may be able to purchase a live-streaming ticket (拢15 per ticket). This gives your guests access to a private room where they can watch the ceremony live and then join you at the drinks reception after your ceremony.

Please note that these tickets are limited and subject to availability and will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.

If your guests do not purchase a ticket, they will not have access to the venue and will need to wait in the public area on the ground floor until they can be reunited with their graduate.  

 

Ceremonies last approximately 1.5 hours at the Great Hall, Richard Hoggart Building, 91快色.

Tuesday 5 January

Ceremony 1: 10am

  • School of Media, Communications and Cultural Studies
    • Digital Media (all pathways)
    • Film and Screen Studies
    • Filmmaking (all pathways)
    • Photography Practice
    • Scriptwriting
    • All Bachelors (including integrated degrees and diplomas)

Ceremony 2: 1.30pm

  • School of Media, Communications and Cultural Studies
    • Brand, Communication and Culture
    • Cultural Studies
    • All Journalism
    • Media and Communication
    • Political Communication
    • Promotional Media
    • Race, Media and Social Justice

Wednesday 6 January

Ceremony 3: 10am

  • School of Design

Ceremony 4: 1.30pm

  • School of Art, (Art, Visual Cultures)

Ceremony 5: 5pm

  • School of Music, English and Theatre

Thursday 7 January

Ceremony 6: 10am

  • School of Computing
    • Computer Games (all pathways)
    • Games and Playful Design
    • Virtual and Augmented Reality (all pathways)
    • Computational Cognitive Neuroscience
    • Computational Linguistics
    • All Data Science
    • All Bachelors (including integrated degrees)

Ceremony 7: 1.30pm

  • School of Computing
    • Computational Arts
    • User Experience Engineering

Friday 8 January

Ceremony 8: 10am

  • School of Global Change (Anthropology, History, Law, Politics and International Relations, Sociology)

Ceremony 9: 1.30pm

  • School of Mind, Body, Society (Psychology)

Ceremony 10: 5pm

  • School of Creative Management (CCE, IMS)

Saturday 9 January

Ceremony 11: 10am

  • School of Mind, Body, Society (Education, all PGCES)

Ceremony 12: 1.30pm

  • School of Mind, Body, Society (Social, Therapeutic and Community Studies)
  • Partnership Programmes

Please contact graduation (@gold.ac.uk) if you have any questions.