Ceremonies and Honour List
Every year, ÉTS organizes official ceremonies to highlight the important milestones of its students and engineering graduates.
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Every year, ÉTS organizes official ceremonies to highlight the important milestones of its students and engineering graduates.
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COVID-19: The spring and fall 2020 and spring 2021 graduating ceremonies are postponed to the end of 2021. The current situation makes it impossible to organize ceremonies in person. Consequently, ETS decided to postpone the graduating ceremonies to the end of 2021. You will receive an invitation by e-mail as soon as the date will be known. Receiving your diplomaYou can submit a request to the Registrar’s Office, using your ÉTS email address, to have your diploma sent to you by mail. This will not prevent you from participating in the graduation ceremony to be held at a later date. All you have to do is send an e-mail to registraire@etsmtl.ca, and include the following information:
Graduation photoTo arrange for your graduation photo, you must make an appointment via the following website: etsfinissant.com. |
| Date | In 2021, as soon as conditions allow |
| Time | To be confirmed |
| Place | To be confirmed |
8:45 a.m.: Sign-in and gowning of graduates
9:30 a.m.: Doors open for guests.
10 a.m.: The ceremony begins. When your name is called, you go up onto the stage to receive your diploma. Individual photos will be taken at this time.
12 p.m.: The ceremony ends. The reception takes place
In that case, your diploma will be sent by postal mail to the address in your file. Be sure that it is up to date on MyETS and correct it if needed. Diplomas are mailed out about a month after the ceremony. For any question on this topic, write to the Office of the Registrar using your ÉTS address and mentioning your permanent code, the name of your program and your mailing address.
Why do I need to arrive so far ahead of the start time?
You must arrive early in order to have time to sign in, obtain your gown and mortarboard, take your assigned place in the procession and receive your instructions. Late arrivals will NOT be admitted.
May I participate in the ceremony if I haven’t received an invitation?
No. You must have received an invitation to participate in Convocation. (See Eligibility section above for more details.)
Write to the Office of the Registrar from your ÉTS e-mail address and include your permanent code, the name of your program and your mailing address in your message.
The ÉTS Honour List features the students with the most outstanding academic results at the undergraduate, master’s and PhD levels.
More specifically, it includes: