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Graduation live stream

Wherever you are in the world, you can watch our award and graduation ceremonies on this web page and via Facebook and YouTube.

Celebrate on social

We're so proud of everyone graduating and we'd love to share your celebrations!

  • Like us on Facebook and subscribe to YouTube and post your messages in the comments! We'd love to know where you are watching from.
  • Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and X/Twitter @CanterburyCCUni and tag us in your posts #CCCUGraduation

Who are you proud of? Share your messages with #CCCUProud.

Re-watch past ceremonies

Thank you to everyone who tuned into our livestream of the Award Ceremonies which took place on 21 and 22 March 2024. Visit our YouTube channel directly to re-watch those special moments. 

Our YouTube channel also features our past Graduation and Award ceremonies. Select the 'playlist' icon on the right hand side of the player to search through the available videos.

If you are having trouble viewing the live stream, we recommend trying an alternative browser such as Firefox or Safari.

On the day there may be circumstances beyond our control which may affect the broadcast e.g. adverse weather conditions affecting connectivity through our live satellite link.

Streaming FAQs

1. I can see the video but cannot hear any audio

If you can see the video but not the audio, please check that your volume is not on mute, make sure that your speakers are turned on and check that you do not have any headphones plugged in. If the issue still persists then the likely issue would be your sound card.

2. I can see the video and audio but the stream seems to be buffering a lot and the video is struggling to play

This can be many things but the likely cause will be your bandwidth allocation to your computer. If you are viewing from home, for best result, close the other browsers on other PCs if you are on a shared network that maybe streaming content (and other browsers on your own PC that has video content playing). This will reduce the bandwidth used and should provide a smoother stream.

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