Completion of Studies Ceremony
The Completion of Studies Ceremony is an opportunity for us to thank you for your time as a student here with us and to wish you good luck! The Completion of Studies Ceremony is organized by Mid Sweden University and the Student unions in Sundsvall and Östersund.
The Completion of Studies Ceremony is offered at the end of each semester. To these ceremonies we invite all graduating students at Mid Sweden University.
During the Completion of Studies Ceremony, we celebrate our graduating students with speeches and music. Most of the ceremony will be in Swedish, but parts of the program will also be in English.
This Ceremony is for students only, please note that it is not possible to bring relatives or friends to the Ceremony.
Time and location
May 31 at 10.00–11.00 am.
Sundsvall: Grönborg, and Östersund: F214
Program
Speeches by Mid Sweden University representatives, the Student Union, and the municipality, as well as entertainment. See detailed programs for each campus below. The speeches will be held in Swedish and partly in English.
Live broadcast
We want as many people as possible to be able to participate on this day. Therefore, we will broadcast the Ceremony from F214 in Östersund, live via Mid Sweden University’s YouTube channel.
Please note that no degree certificates will be handed out on this occasion. If you have completed your studies and wish to obtain your degree certificate, you can apply for it here.
Introduction by the presenter
Music: "Yrväder"
Speech: Hans Erik Nilsson, Vice-Chancellor for Innovation and Business Collaboration
Speech: Björn Wigge Stjernberg, Business and growth manager, Sundsvall Municipality
Music: "Yrväder"
Speech: Erik Lund, Chairman of the Student Union
Speech: Saga Dorani, Teacher representative
Music: "Yrväder"
Introduction by the presenter
Speech: Anders Fällström, Vice-Chancellor Mid Sweden University
Music: Lina O Lindström
Speech: Fredric Kilander, Head of Business and Industry
Speech: Chairman of the Student Union
Music: Lina O Lindström
Speech: Wanjiku Kaime, lecture at department of Psychology and Social Work (PSO)
Music: Lina O Lindström