Spring 2025 convocation
Ceremony 1: Tuesday, June 17, 1 pm
- School of Construction
- School of Hospitality and Tourism
Ceremony 2: Wednesday, June 18, 9 am
- MacPhail School of Energy
- School of Manufacturing and Automation
- School of Transportation
Ceremony 3: Wednesday, June 18, 1 pm
- School for Advanced Digital Technology
Ceremony 4: Thursday, June 19, 9 am
- School of Business (Degree, Applied Degree, Post-Diploma Certificate, Certificate)
- School of Health and Public Safety
Ceremony 5: Thursday, June 19, 1 pm
- School of Business (Diplomas only)
Are you a graduand?
Check out our guide for verything you need to know to make the best of your big day.
Convocation book
Check back soon for our Spring 2025 Convocation Ceremony book.
Distinguished speakers
During convocation, we celebrate honorary degree recipients and hear from inspiring keynote speakers.
Stay tuned for Spring 2025’s distinguished speakers.
Valedictorians
At each convocation ceremony, a graduating student with excellent academic standing will give a commencement speech to the graduating class.
Stay tuned for Spring 2025’s valedictorians.
Class of 2025 Convocation Contest
Your final assignment!
Our Alumni Family is growing! To welcome and celebrate the new grads, we're giving away some incredible prizes.
Upcoming events
Commemorative items
Class hoodies
Visit the SAIT Bookstore in person to purchase your Class of 2025 hoodie, with personalization options available.
Class rings
Jostens provides services for SAIT graduates online. All inquiries should be directed towards our Jostens graduation ring representative:
Sean Kelly
Phone: 403.252.1774
Toll-free 1.877.252.1774
sean.kelly@jostens.com
Convocation FAQs
Yes, once your grades have been reviewed and approved, you’ll be eligible for graduation.
You will receive your digital credential via blockchain and your parchment will be mailed to you if you cannot attend the convocation ceremony.
A digital credential is an electronic version of your physical parchment. We use MyCreds to issue credentials in a secure digital format. This gives you full control over your student records allowing you to access and share your documents as often as you need.
Jostens provides services for SAIT graduates online. All inquiries should be directed towards our Jostens graduation ring representative:
Sean Kelly
Phone: 403.252.1774
Toll-free 1.877.252.1774
sean.kelly@jostens.com
Darby Photos will be available to take graduation portraits after your Convocation ceremony concludes on a first-come, first-serve basis. They are also on campus several times throughout the year if you’d like to book ahead of Convocation. Visit their booking page and use the password SAITGRAD to schedule your time slot.
We are live-streaming the ceremonies for any graduates, friends and family who aren't able to be at the Jubilee Auditorium. We will post a direct viewing link to the Convocation page on the day of the ceremony. We encourage you to share it with loved ones!
If you are not attending your convocation ceremony, you can pick up your parchment from the Office of the Registrar during business hours between Tuesday, June 24 and Friday, July 4. Digital parchments will be accessible after the ceremony. You will be emailed a link to your secure digital parchment in MyCreds.
The cost of your convocation ticket includes up to 2 guest tickets per graduand, or up to 3 guest tickets. Check your convocation emails to see the number of guests allocated to your ceremony, based on the number of eligible graduands. You will receive an email with a link to register and reserve tickets.
If you applied to graduate by the appropriate deadline and you are eligible to graduate, you will receive an email with registration instructions sent to both your personal and SAIT student email addresses. If you haven’t received this email, please submit a support ticket to the Office of the Registrar with the following details:
- Choose Graduation/Convocation as the inquiry type.
- Choose Convocation Ceremony as the Graduation/Convocation type.
Graduation and Convocation
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SAIT is located on the traditional territories of the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot) and the people of Treaty 7 which includes the Siksika, the Piikani, the Kainai, the Tsuut’ina and the Îyârhe Nakoda of Bearspaw, Chiniki and Goodstoney.
We are situated in an area the Blackfoot tribes traditionally called Moh’kinsstis, where the Bow River meets the Elbow River. We now call it the city of Calgary, which is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta.