UCC Announces Dates for 2026 Graduation, 59th Congregation Set for November

• The UCC announced the schedule for its 59th Congregation Ceremony, set to be held in November 2026
• The graduation ceremony is spread across four days, beginning on Wednesday, November 25, 2026
• Voice of UCC shared the announcement on X, confirming the event runs through Saturday, November 28, 2026

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) has announced the dates for its 2026 graduation ceremony, giving students and their families plenty of time to plan.

According to information shared by the Voice of UCC on X, the 59th Congregation Ceremony is scheduled to take place from Wednesday, November 25, to Saturday, November 28, 2026.

UCC's 59th Congregation Ceremony

The four-day event marks another milestone in the university's academic calendar, bringing together graduating students from across its various faculties and programmes.

UCC, one of Ghana's foremost public universities, holds its congregation ceremony annually to formally confer degrees, diplomas, and certificates on students who have completed their programmes of study.

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What UCC students and families should know

With the ceremony running across four days in late November, graduands and their guests are advised to look out for further details from the university regarding specific schedules, dress codes, ticketing, and other logistics as the date draws closer.

The announcement has given the UCC community early notice to make travel and accommodation arrangements, particularly for families coming from outside Cape Coast.

The X post below provides more details about the dates and schedule for the UCC 2026 graduation ceremony.

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Source: YEN.com.gh