Congratulations to the class of June 2026!
Celebrate your achievements and graduation at 1 of 9 convocation ceremonies held by Simon Fraser University at its Burnaby campus this June. Each ceremony will be broadcast live so graduands, family, friends, and the university community who are unable to attend in-person can participate.
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GRADUANDS
There are some important steps you need to take after you receive your official senate letter by email and before you can attend your convocation ceremony.
Confirm your attendance and reserve your regalia
Ensure you've completed your graduation checklist, including confirming your attendance and renting regalia by June 3.
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Finish preparing for your convocation ceremony
After you've confirmed your attendance on goSFU and rented your regalia through Gaspard review the remaining steps you must complete before your ceremony. These include claiming guest tickets and confirming the pronunciation of your name.
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Know what to do on your convocation day
Learn how to plan for your day so you can make the most of your convocation.
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Can't attend? Learn what to do if you're unable to attend your convocation ceremony.
GUESTS
Convocation is an exciting and proud moment to mark the achievements of our graduands. Family and friends are invited to share in that excitement by joining us at convocation.
Prior to arriving guests should review our guest information and policies.
Guests unable to attend in-person can watch the live broadcast through YouTube on the convocation homepage. Ceremony recordings are available afterwards to watch on demand.
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View the convocation program book. The program book includes each ceremony's schedule and the full listing of graduate names.
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SFU respectfully acknowledges that convocation is hosted on the traditional, unceded and continually occupied territories of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish), səl̓ilw̓ətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh), kʷikʷəƛ̓əm (Kwikwetlem) and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) peoples. There is a great amount of work to be done towards reconciliation and systemic decolonization within the university. We are committed to educating ourselves and others, respectfully including Indigenous practices, protocols and ceremony into convocation, and continuing to build meaningful relationships with Indigenous peoples across these lands.
At the June 2026 convocation ceremonies, SFU will be conferring honorary degrees to distinguished individuals in recognition of their scholarly, scientific or artistic achievement, or in recognition of exceptional contribution to the public good.
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SFU Alumni
When you graduate, you automatically become a member of a vibrant alumni community, a network of more than 200,000 graduates living in 140+ countries. SFU Alumni is here to keep you connected with your fellow alumni and the SFU community.
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