Graduation
Graduating from UT Dallas is the culmination of students’ hard work, when Comets become proud alumni. This page has everything future grads and their families and friends need to know before and after commencement.
Commencement Activities
School Graduation Ceremonies
Each fall and spring, School Graduation Ceremonies will recognize graduates and their school classmates individually with traditional walking exercises in the Activity Center or Arts and Technology Lecture Hall. School ceremonies are followed by a gathering for new graduates, families and friends at the Davidson-Gundy Alumni Center.
University Commencement
In addition to School Graduation Ceremonies, each spring the University Commencement will honor the spring class as well as graduates from the preceding fall and summer. The outdoor ceremony, led by the President Richard C. Benson, features a grand procession, a keynote speaker, entertainment and fireworks.
Graduation regalia is required for both ceremonies. Only approved UTD regalia may be worn. Cords and stoles not distributed by UTD or their official regalia merchandisers are not permitted, and students may be asked to remove them.
Graduating Students
Family & Friends
New Alumni
After graduation, you transition from UT Dallas student to alumnus. The Alumni and Annual Giving teams provide alumni like you with life-long ways to remain engaged with UT Dallas through on-campus activities, events, and other opportunities. Learn more about how alumni can stay connected.
- Explore Alumni Association Benefits
- Join the Alumni Association at a Limited-Time Discount
- Visit the Davidson-Gundy Alumni Center
- Purchase Your UT Dallas Ring
- Receive Career Center Help
- Join an Alumni Chapter
- Learn About Alumni Events
- Update Your Information
- Get Your Alumni Gift
- Get Your Temoc Socks
- Purchase Your Legacy Lane Brick
Graduation Day
Persons with disabilities who would like to request accommodations or have questions about physical or virtual platform access may contact graduation@utdallas.edu in advance of the program.