Convocation
Live Stream
Convocation ProgramConvocation ceremonies are broadcast live online.
- View the schedule of ceremonies here
- Broadcasts normally begin five or 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.
- All times in Pacific Standard Time (PST).
- Recordings of the live broadcast are available shortly after each ceremony.
Information For
Event Information
TRU holds Convocation ceremonies in June and October of each year in the Tournament Capital Centre (TCC). Students who have completed all requirements for graduation in an undergraduate, graduate, or university preparation program are eligible to participate.
Students who have outstanding fees or fines are not eligible to attend or receive their credential and should contact the Registrar's Office. See the official policy for regulations governing Convocation at TRU.
What's the difference between graduating and convocating?
All TRU students must apply to graduate in order to receive their credentials. This is different from attending the convocation ceremonies for which you also have to register. You can apply at any time through myTRU.
After applying for graduation and to attend convocation, students should check myTRU to see whether their graduation has been approved.
Convocation News
From orientation to graduation: Cplul’kw’ten and the circle of care
Melody Markle, Supervisor, Indigenous Student Development strives to develop holistic initiatives for Indigenous students.
Valedictorian speeches, honorary doctor speeches spring 2018
Relive spring #TRUgrad 2018 through inspiring words from the six valedictorians, six honorary degree recipients and VIPs.
TRU Law students in historic tie for gold medal
Law graduates Danielle Ching and Brandon Harrison prove there’s room for two at the top of the class.