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Legal Profession Admission Board
Graduation
Next Graduation Ceremony date: To be advised
Graduation Ceremonies
Upon successful completion of the Board's examinations, eligible students are invited to attend a graduation ceremony.
Graduation ceremonies are typically held once a year in The Great Hall of The University of Sydney, between July and early September.
Eligible students who have successfully completed the Board's examinations will be invited to attend.
You will receive an email notification. Please ensure that your contact details are up to date in STEMS.
Graduation Photographs
The LPAB engages the services of a professional photographic company to capture this important occasion.
To view and purchase images online, please click on this link and select the ceremony date and time.
Graduation Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get my testamur before the graduation ceremony?
No, testamurs are given only at the graduation ceremony.
If you cannot attend, you will graduate in absentia and the testamur will be mailed to you after the ceremony has taken place.
Please ensure your mailing address is up to date in STEMS.
What is the dress code?
The dress code is business attire for graduands and guests.
How many guests can I bring?
All graduands are strictly limited to two (2) guests at the ceremony.
To comply with space restrictions and ensure fairness we are unable accommodate requests for additional guests.
Any additional family or friends who cannot attend will be able to view a live stream of the event
Last updated:
05 Dec 2024
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