Wamkelekile, Welkom
Faculty of Humanities graduation ceremony 2 – Spring 2026
08 September 2026 | Videography and Video Edit Nico Badenhuizen and Ruairi Abrahams.The University of Cape Town (UCT) rounded off the second day of spring graduations by celebrating its Faculty of Humanities graduates at 18:00 on Tuesday, 8 September 2026.
The evening ceremony honoured graduates whose time at UCT has been marked by intellectual engagement, creativity, critical inquiry and a commitment to understanding people and society. It was a moment for graduates and their loved ones to reflect on the journey that brought them to this milestone.
As they embark on new journeys, the graduates join a growing community of UCT alumni whose work and ideas continue to influence communities, institutions and society.
The UCT community congratulates the Faculty of Humanities graduates of Spring 2026 and wishes them well as they take the next steps in their academic, professional and creative journeys.
Visit the graduation feature page for stories on some of our inspirational graduates and to view the ceremony: Spring 2026 Graduation
#ChooseUCT #Vision2030 #Strategy2030 #UCT #UCTExcellence #UCTSeptemberGrad #UCTSpringGrad #UCTHumanitiesGrad #UCTHumanities #UCTGrad2026
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Please view the republishing articles page for more information.
Videos
Davina-Nelson Apiyo’s doctoral research at UCT is exploring new approaches to bacterial vaginosis (BV), with a focus on developing laboratory models that can help researchers better understand how potential treatments could work in the human vaginal tract.
14 Sep 2026
The sixth Collective Conversations: Science for Society series brought together experts from government, academia, industry and civil society to examine South Africa’s energy transition after the electricity supply crisis, and what is needed to build a more affordable, sustainable and just energy future.
03 Sep 2026
