Congregation Ceremony
Celebrate the completion of your degree course at our ninth congregation ceremony.
The 10th Congregation Ceremony will take place on Saturday, 15th July 2023 at Ballroom, Holiday Villa, Johor Bahru.
Holiday Villa Johor Bahru City Centre,
260, Jalan Dato Sulaiman,
Taman Abad,
80250 Johor Bahru
You can download the congregation schedule Congregation Schedule
You are required to click the following link to hire robing gown for the ceremony: https://forms.gle/dpKGE89ofXPiDoZL7
Robe collection will take place on Friday, 14th July 2023 between 10.00am and 3.00pm.
Any queries or further information about the package and photography, kindly direct them to D’Moment at dm@dmoment.com.my or, WhatsApp to https://wa.me/60182750268 (Nicole).
The congregation ceremony will take place at the Ballroom in Holiday Villa, Johor Bahru and will follow the format of our traditional ceremonies. We will, therefore, need to take some safety precautions to enable us to hold the ceremonies as safely as possible.
These precautions include:
- The use of face mask is not compulsory, but it is highly encouraged to wear facemask while at crowded venue.
- Graduates will place their own hood before the ceremony (rather than having it placed over them during the ceremony) and will acknowledge the Presiding Officer with a nod of the head rather than a handshake
Formal / Traditional
We are appointing a Student Orator from the Class of 2023 to deliver a short speech on behalf of the graduating cohort. If you are interested in applying for this role, you can click the following link: https://forms.office.com/e/7QzuRbCjDy
Here's some guidance on your speech:
- Your speech should last about five minutes and be between 500 and 700 words in length.
- It needs to be positive and uplifting. Reflect on your time at NUMed Malaysia and talk about the graduation day and hopes for the future.
- Don't be too specific to your course or subject area. You may be speaking on behalf of graduates from different academic schools, as well as your own.
- You can mention how university life has benefitted you as a person, and students generally.
- It is fine to acknowledge the support given by family and friends, but don't include personal thanks and don't mention anyone by name.
- You can include anecdotes of your time at university but be sure the story is meaningful to the whole cohort and suitable for the audience, which will include senior members of the university as well as parents.
- Remember, you'll give your speech at the end of the ceremony, so you can refer to graduation in the past tense.
- When preparing your speech and practising your delivery, have a look at our videos of past ceremonies.
The deadline for applications is Wednesday, 31st May 2023.
Auditions will be held at NUMed or via Zoom from 6th June – 9th June.
The Congregation ceremony is subject to Government guidance, including any changes to national restrictions relating to COVID-19. You will also be required to follow any protocols and procedures required by the University.
The safety of our graduates, guests and staff for this ceremony is of paramount importance.
The use of face mask is not compulsory, but it is highly encouraged to wear facemask while at crowded venue.
Can I bring more than 2 guests?
The guest allowance is maximum of 2 per graduate to the ceremony.
The University will be offering a Facebook live screening to accommodate for family and friends who are unable to attend the ceremony in person.
Why do I need to wear a face mask during the ceremony?
The use of face mask is not compulsory, but it is highly encouraged to wear facemask while at crowded venue.
Is there any food provided after the ceremony?
There will be NO refreshments served after the ceremony.
Is there car parking available?
Yes, with a fee of RM5.00/per entry.
Can I share photos?
Yes. Share your celebration photos/videos with us by using #nclgrad & #numedgrad via social media including Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok and Facebook.