Congratulations on your upcoming conferral
Conferral is the process through which ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµofficially awards your qualification and you become an ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµgraduate. It marks the completion of your studies and is an important milestone worth celebrating.
For the December 2026 Conferral Round, the conferral date is 21 December 2026.
If you have been assessed as ‘Approved’ or ‘Conditionally Approved’ to confer in the December round, you will receive a Conferral Notification from the ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµConferrals Office via your ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµemail account on 28 October 2026.
If you have not received a notification, but think you should have, please contact ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµStudent Hubs.
Prepare for your conferral
Check your personal details
The name on your Testamur(s)
Your name will appear on your Testamur exactly as it is recorded in ANUHub. As the Testamur is a legal document, it can only display your legal name and cannot include nicknames, shortened or diminutive forms of your name, or initials.
You should check how your name is recorded on via this pathway:
NavBar (compass icon) > Menu > ANUHub > Personal Data > Profile (see "Primary Name")
To correct or change the way your name is recorded ANUHub, you must submit a Change of Name, Title or Date of Birth form by 3 December 2026.
Your mailing address and contact phone number
Please ensure your mailing address and phone number(s) are up to date and recorded in English in . If you are not collecting your Testamur(s) in person following conferral, these details will be used to arrange delivery.
Check and update your personal details in via this pathway:
NavBar (compass icon) > Menu > ANUHub > Personal Data > Profile
Please note:
- We cannot deliver Testamurs to PO Box addresses.
- If you provide an international mailing address, please also provide an international contact number for the courier.
- There is no charge for the initial postage of your Testamur(s). If your Testamur(s) is returned to ANU, charges may apply for re-postage.
Respond in ANUHub (only if you wish to defer)
You only need to respond via if you do not wish to have your award(s) conferred in the upcoming conferral round.
If you do not respond, your award(s) will be automatically conferred on 21 December 2026.
Settle outstanding fees or obligations
Your award/s will not be conferred if you have any outstanding financial or administrative obligations to the University. Please ensure all outstanding obligations are resolved well in advance of the conferral date to avoid delays to your conferral.
In the weeks leading up to conferral, you may receive email communications about outstanding obligations that require action. Please monitor your ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµemail account and resolve any outstanding requirements by the specified deadlines.
Common obligations include:
- Tuition fees
- Accommodation fees
- Unique Student Identifier (USI) requirements
- Library fees and fines
- RRR requirements (for students who commenced their studies in Semester 1 2026 only)
Choose how to receive your Testamur (s)
Your physical Testamur(s) will be available following conferral. You can choose to:
- collect your Testamur(s) in person;
- have your Testamur(s) posted to you; or
- nominate a third party to collect your Testamur(s) on your behalf.
A Microsoft Form will be included in your Conferral Notification for you to advise how you would like to receive your Testamur(s).
For more information about your conferral documents, including how to purchase hard copies of your Academic Transcript or AHEGS, visit the Graduation Documents.
Note: You will receive free electronic copies of your Testamur(s), Academic Transcript and AHEGS within 72 hours of your conferral. These documents will be securely issued through My eQuals and available for you to access online.
Confirm your final eligibility to confer
Your final eligibility status will be available to view in from 9 am on 15 December 2026.
Please visit Eligibility to Confer for more information about eligibility to confer.
Advisory information
Contact
- Student Hubs
- +612 6125 3339
- Send email
- Opening hours and location