Magna Carta College is pleased to announce that a graduation ceremony is being held for our graduating students who have successfully completed their qualifications with Magna Carta College, Oxford’s independent business school. The ceremony will be held on Tuesday, 28 January 2020 at the Headley Lecture Theatre, Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, United Kingdom.

The graduation ceremony will be attended exclusively upon invitations to students and their registered guest. The Dean of Magna Carta College, Professor David Faulkner, along with the faculty and team members, will also be in attendance along with various honourable guests from the educational sector in the UK. The ceremony itself will also prove to be a great occasion for networking among the students, faculty as well as the attending guests.

While the ceremony is going to mark a momentous occasion for our students, the venue for the graduation ceremony, the Ashmolean is Oxford University’s Museum of Art and Archaeology. Opened in 1683, it is the oldest public museum in the UK. The museum has incredibly rich and diverse collections from around the globe, ranging from Egyptian mummies and classical sculpture to the Pre-Raphaelites and modern art.

“It is a day where we commemorate the success and the achievements of the students of Magna Carta College,” said Professor David Faulkner, the Dean of Magna Carta College, “We take immense pride in providing the opportunity as well as continued support to these students to perform up to their full potential. We are looking forward to welcome our students at the ceremony.”