Graduation times

05 December 2005

MONDAY, DECEMBER 12
10h00 - Health Sciences
15h00 - Engineering and the Built Environment

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13
10h00 - Humanities 1
15h00 - Commerce 1 (Bus Sci)

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14
10h00 - Science
15h00 - Commerce 2 and Law

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15
10h00 - Humanities 2
15h00 - Commerce 3 (All BCom)

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16
10h00 - Humanities 3

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