Congratulations, Graduates!

Save the date for Fall 2026 Convocation to celebrate August 2026 graduates. 
When: Friday, Oct. 23 to Sunday, Oct. 25
Where: Meridian Hall (1 Front St. E., Toronto, Ont.)

Graduates will receive an invitation for Fall 2026 Convocation with details about the date, time, guest allowances and how to register to attend. This is your opportunity to cross the stage and celebrate your achievements at Seneca Polytechnic with family, friends and classmates.

For those who cannot attend in person, ceremonies will be livestreamed.

International students applying for visitor visas can use “October 23 to October 25” as the convocation dates. Learn about guest visa guidelines

Receiving Your Credential

August 2026 graduates will receive their digital credential in September. Paper credentials will be delivered via UPS by late October to the address listed in Student Home.

Those who completed their programs in April received their digital credentials in May and paper credentials in June. If you have not received yours, please email The Service Hub.

Welcome to our #SenecaProud community of 300,000+ graduates

Learn about Seneca Alumni and explore Alumni resources.

Questions?

Photos, Frames and Gifts

Commemorate this moment with Seneca memorabilia that you will cherish forever.

Graduation Photos

On-campus photography sessions are available. Schedule your appointment online.

Credential Frames

Display your success by framing your Seneca credential. Proceeds support student bursaries.

Seneca Gifts

The Seneca Campus Store offers a range of apparel and memorabilia for purchase online.

Graduation Rings

Graduation Rings

Showcase your graduation, achievements and memories with a class ring.

Share Your Excitement

Visit our #SenecaProud Zone for ways to celebrate your achievement and show off how #SenecaProud you are by posting to your social accounts. Share your convocation experience on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter. Remember to use #SenecaGrad and tag @SenecaPoly for the opportunity to be featured on Seneca's convocation social wall.