University of Management and Technology

The University of Management and Technology (UMT) hosts a formal commencement ceremony each term where graduates wear full academic regalia, including the graduation gown, graduation cap, tassel, honor cords and optional stoles—forming a unified cap, gown and tassels set that reflects the milestone achievement. UMT’s “Commencement Instructions to Graduates” clearly state that a cap, gown and hood are required for participation in the ceremony.

Undergraduates wear a standard black graduation gown paired with a mortarboard graduation cap, with the tassel positioned on the right before the degree is conferred and moved to the left afterward. The university expects graduates to maintain the proper gown length (falling midway between knee and ankle). UMT notes that hoods are available when applicable. Although the publicly available website does not list a full tassel colour chart or stole/honor cord colours by discipline, regalia must be ordered through approved channels and worn properly at the ceremony.

For master’s and doctoral candidates, UMT requires the academic hood or advanced regalia style to indicate the higher degree level. The graduation gown colour remains black for both master’s and doctoral levels, and the graduation cap may be either mortarboard or tam depending on programme conventions. Tassel and hood colours reflect academic degree level or field of study, though specific colour charts are not publicly listed on UMT’s site.

Faculty regalia at UMT follows traditional academic dress standards: black gown shells, hoods lined in the institution’s colours and velvet trim or chevrons indicating the faculty member’s discipline and degree level. This cohesive visual appearance ensures both students and faculty present dignified academic presence during the event. Graduates are advised to order their cap, gown and tassels sets early, adhere to the correct academic regalia style, and confirm any discipline‑specific requirements with the registrar. This adherence maintains tradition, honours academic achievement and safeguards uniformity across the commencement ceremony.

University of Management and Technology Graduation Regalia Set – Cap, Gown & Tassels

Mark your milestone with the official UMT academic regalia set—designed for bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral graduates. Includes a high‑quality graduation gown, graduation cap, tassel, and optional honor cords or stoles to complete your cap, gown and tassels set.

Key Features

• Graduation gown in classic black, available in styles for bachelor, master and doctoral levels—each matching your academic level and UMT’s academic regalia standards. ([turn0search1])
• Graduation cap: mortarboard for bachelor and master levels; doctoral candidates may wear a tam or specialized cap with tassel reflecting advanced degree. ([turn0search0])
• Tassel and hood/stole colours reflect your field of study and institution identity—forming full cap, gown and tassels sets tradition at UMT.
• Honor cords & stoles: Issued by specific student organizations or departments and may vary by major—graduates should confirm any color requirements with UMT Registrar or Bookstore.
• Faculty and “all other discipline” regalia colours: Gown base remains black; hoods lined in UMT institutional colours; velvet or trim colour indicates discipline per academic dress code.

Everything you need to look sharp on your commencement day—the graduation gown, graduation cap, tassel, optional honor cords or stoles—all designed to align with UMT’s academic regalia expectations. Be sure to verify if your major or student body affiliation has a specific stole or cord colour requirement before placing your order.

Note: To confirm the exact colors of the graduation gown, cap, tassel, honor cords, and stoles for your specific program at University of Management and Technology , you can reach out directly to the college's administration or the office responsible for commencement and student services. They can provide you with the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding academic regalia.