Academic Dress of The University of Leeds - Academic Dress of The University

Academic Dress of The University

  • Academic Undress
    A black gown.
  • Academic Dress
    • Undergraduate Licentiates and First Degrees
      • Licentiates (Undergraduate Diplomas, Certificates and Foundation Degree):
        black Bachelor's gown with appropriate hood.
      • Bachelors:
        black Bachelor's gown with appropriate hood.
      • Masters:
        black Bachelor's gown with appropriate hood.
    • Postgraduate, Research and Higher Doctorates
      • Licentiates (Postgraduate Diplomas and Certificates):
        black Master's gown with appropriate hood.
      • Masters:
        black Master's gown with appropriate hood.
      • Doctors:
        black Master's gown with appropriate Doctor's hood.
  • Full academic dress
    • Undergraduate Licentiates and First Degrees
      • Licentiates (Undergraduate Diplomas, Certificates and Foundation Degree):
        black Bachelor's gown with appropriate hood.
      • Bachelors:
        black Bachelor's gown with appropriate hood and cap.
      • Masters: black Bachelor's gown with appropriate hood and cap.
    • Postgraduate, Research and Higher Doctorates
      • Licentiates (Postgraduate Diplomas and Certificates):
        black Master's gown with appropriate hood and cap.
      • Masters:
        black Master's gown with appropriate hood and cap.
      • Doctors:
        appropriate Doctor's gown, hood and cap.

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