2025 Department of Chemical Engineering diploma ceremony
Carnegie Mellon's Department of Chemical Engineering diploma ceremony will be held on Saturday, May 10, 2025, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Wiegand Gym, Cohon University Center. Following the ceremony, we invite you to join us for a reception in Rangos Ballroom, Cohon University Center, until 2 p.m.
RSVPs are not required for the diploma ceremony. It is important, however, that students complete the Graduating Student Information Form they receive from their academic advisors.
Details on Carnegie Mellon's main commencement ceremony.
Hoods for Ph.D. graduates
Ph.D. graduates receive a complimentary hood from the Department of Chemical Engineering as a graduation gift.
Receiving your diploma
Students graduating in May can pick up their diplomas during the reception immediately following the Department of Chemical Engineering diploma ceremony. You will need to show your Andrew ID or government ID.
The university mailed diplomas to students who graduated in fall 2024. Information on electronic diplomas and diploma mailing schedules can be found on The Hub.
International travel information for guests
If you have family or friends visiting from abroad to attend Commencement, the Office of International Education has information about B-2 Tourist Visas for parents, friends, and others.
Diploma ceremony photos
Photos from the department's ceremony will be available here after Commencement weekend.
Watch: 2025 diploma ceremony
A live stream of the 2025 Department of Chemical Engineering diploma ceremony will start at 11:30 a.m. ET on Saturday, May 10, 2025. The recording will be available here after Commencement weekend.
Congratulations to all graduates, and welcome to new alums!
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